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Fallingwater

Great Allegheny Passage

Architecture

A beautiful view of Fallingwater’s exterior taken in the woods surrounding the house

Architect Frank Lloyd Wright built this unique home for the Kaufmann family, owner of Kaufmann's Department Store in downtown Pittsburgh. Visitors can walk the grounds of Fallingwater and tour the house with a guide.

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