After Nearly 50 Years, Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fountainhead Home in MI Changes Hands and will become open to the public

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"... Robert Parker Adams, who died on July 3, did everything he could to make sure that his Frank Lloyd Wright-designed house in Jackson, Mississippi, ended up in the right hands. A preservation architect, Adams had owned the house, called Fountainhead, for nearly half a century (twice as long as its original owner, oil speculator J. Willis Hughes). ..."

Exclusive | After Nearly 50 Years, Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fountainhead Home Changes Hands - WSJ "The Mississippi Museum of Art paid $1 million for the historic house, which will be open to the public following restoration work"