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Winslow House

building, River Forest, Illinois, United States
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Winslow House, River Forest, Ill.; designed (1893) by Frank Lloyd Wright
Winslow House, River Forest, Ill.; designed (1893) by Frank Lloyd Wright

The Winslow House, designed by renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright, is a notable building located in River Forest, Illinois. Constructed in 1893, it is an example of Wright's early work and is situated in a residential suburb of Chicago. River Forest itself is a village in Cook County, established after the railroad arrived in 1865, and is known for its association with significant architectural designs.12

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