The Seth Peterson Cottage is a Usonian design structure in south-central Wisconsin, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. After being in a state of disrepair for decades, this 880 square foot building was renovated and celebrated the ten-year anniversary of its resurrection in 2003. At the time of its rehabilitation, the Seth Peterson Cottage was the only Wright-designed building in the world that the general public can rent and occupy. The cottage was commissioned by Seth Peterson, an architecture enthusiast and one of the earliest computer programmers in the state of Wisconsin. The drawings were completed in 1959, and sadly, neither Mr. Peterson nor Mr. Wright lived to see the completion of the cottage. This cottage was the dream of Seth Peterson, a man who loved architecture, who dreamed of having his own Frank Lloyd Wright masterpiece. After Peterson's death, and after the cottage had changed hands, it fell into a state of horrible disrepair - and was considered to be a total loss.
PEORIA, Ill. - “I love my job. I love seeing kids light up when we have that book his friend told him about or seeing the proud smile of a patron that comes in and tells me they got the job they were applying for on one of our computers,” said a librarian in a letter read by their union steward.
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