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Slideshow: The Wright gas station in Cloquet
by
Tom Weber
, Minnesota Public Radio
August 6, 2008
Photo: #This gas station in Cloquet, Minnesota, is the only one that was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.
Photo: #The Frank Lloyd Wright-designed gas station in Cloquet was touted in this 1957 flyer.
Photo: #Construction of the cantilevered roof over Dick's Master Service in Cloquet in 1957. The station was designed by renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright.
Photo: #Robert Pond, Frank Lloyd Wright's assistant architect on site during construction of the gas station, is on the left. Station owner Ray Lindolm is on the right. The photo was taken during construction of the station in 1957.
Photo: #Owner John McKinney says it's a testament to Wright's design that the building still serves as a gas station.
Photo: #Inside the service garage. Skylights above each bay allow natural light into the building.
Photo: #Even the garage interior at Lindholm's service station has a Frank Lloyd Wright look. Note the lettering on the wall.
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