News: Kentuck Knob on Pittsburgh G20 Summit Site

News

My article about Frank Lloyd Wright's House on Kentuck Knob is now up on the Pittsburgh G20 Summit website:

http://www.g20pittsburghsummit.org/quality-of-life/cultural-phenomenon/house-on-kentuck-knob/

The photo below was originally supposed to accompany the article.
Kentuck Knob_Pittsburgh G20 Press PhotoEntrance to Kentuck Knob as seen through the carport

Photo by Jason Jack Miller

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