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From stable to garage to home

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By Lacey Sikora Verified, Tom Clark, Barb Lambert, Frank Meccia
| Wednesday Journal of Oak Park and River Forest Verified
Charles E. Roberts Stable (Wright, c. 1900; Charles E. White remodel, 1929): A secluded Tudor Revival cottage, once a stable then garage adapted by White to a residence. (Courtesy of Frank Lloyd Wright Trust/Photo by James Caulfield) Most likely built in 1885, the structure next door to the Charles E. Roberts House, the Charles E. Roberts Stable has seen multiple uses in its existence.
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Why we made a gun commercial

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By Ray Simpson, Bruce Kline, Lisa Stukel, Barb Lambert
| Wednesday Journal of Oak Park and River Forest Verified
My journey on the gun topic was a rather serendipitous path. I have been thinking and pondering about gun violence for many years. In fact, I detested guns. I would have arguments with gun owners in my family and would have a very difficult time talking to anyone about it without getting emotional.
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Need more Wright? Make it a road trip

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By Lacey Sikora Verified, Tom Clark, Barb Lambert, Ray Simpson
| Wednesday Journal of Oak Park and River Forest Verified
Frederick C. Robie House (Frank Lloyd Wright, 1908-10): A masterpiece of the Prairie style and an icon of modern architecture. (Courtesy of Frank Lloyd Wright Trust/Photo by Tim Long The Rookery Light Court (Frank Lloyd Wright, 1905-07): Luminous light court represents one of Wright's most dramatic interior compositions.
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