Frank Lloyd Wright's Pope-Leighey House Lorne Goldenberg and Patricia Stirnemann

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Frank Lloyd Wright's Pope-Leighey House Lorne Goldenberg and Patricia StirnemannIn Frank Lloyd Wright's Pope Leighey House, architect Steven M. Reiss presents the updated and detailed story of one of Wright's few Virginia commissions. Designed and built for Loren and Charlotte Pope and later purchased by Marjorie and Robert Leighey, the Pope Leighey House stands as a stunning example of an innovative form of shelter which Wright called Usonian for families beset by the Great Depression. Here, and elsewhere, Wright offered a