Hello my friends always excited to have you with me and I'm going to give you a little

content warning right off the top this episode has some things that are very

interesting but are also about people who die and so this episode might not be

appropriate for young children just wanted to let you know put your headphones

on or listen to it when kids are not in the car so today I want to chat with you about a very famous, world famous, Wisconsin-night.

You undoubtedly know who this person is,

but I'm going to give you some brain tangles that you probably did not know. So let's dive in.

I'm Sharon McMahon and welcome to the Sharon Says So podcast.

All right I bet you know who world famous architect Frank Lloyd Wright is, right?

He designed over 1,100 buildings in his lifetime.

Almost 500 of them actually got made.

And that is a huge legacy to leave the architectural world.

Very few people get to say that they have revolutionized an entire field. That is such a rarity. that is a

such a rarity. Fun fact, there is a gas station designed by Frank Lloyd Wright near me.

And his projects ranged from very simple modest middle class homes to huge museums.

He designed at Guggenheim to massive skyscrapers and large hotels. He was a of

a new sort of school of architecture in many ways.

And you can actually look back to Frank Lloyd Wright's life before he was even born.

He was born in 1867, by the way, weird little eccentricity of Frank Lloyd Wright is that he constantly claimed that he was born two years

after he was actually born. So much so that it confused biographers, it confused people like

the New York Times when they were going to

print his obituary. So his father was a musician and a composer and a minister and

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