For sale: John Lloyd Wright's Mooney House

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DavidC
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For sale: John Lloyd Wright's Mooney House

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I wonder how this one escaped Alan Weintraub when he assembled his Lloyd Wright monograph, published in 1998 . . .

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Craig
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SDR, I think this house was designed by John and not Lloyd.
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Oops. Heh -- thanks, Craig.

Sure enough, the Mooney house is listed in my source, along with a store for Marcotte and an office for Salomen, in 1949 -- the same year that he patented
the Lincoln Logs toy, two years after he and wife Frances Welsh built their combined house and studio, on a "well-forested hillside lot," in Del Mar, California,
and three years after the publication of "My Father Who Is on Earth."

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