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Originally Posted by MedMech
One of the homes here is a small studio like set up, two other are $500,000 which is a tad above the median home for the neighborhood, the other which was originally built by the Dow's (dow chemical) is huge I am not sure how much it would sell for but it has the watch tower office and many other unique amenities. The community that they are in and where I went to school had a population of less than 5000 at the time so everyone knew about the FLW homes. There are a few (I think 10) more FLW homes but for some reason they don't get the nod from the FLW registry or something, I am not sure what the criteria is to get the official OK from the FLW guys.
A repost but would like to know what exactly makes an official FLW home.
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i dont know, but perhaps they were done by his studio after he died. or by an admirer.
folks often arent to picky about such little details. (sarcasm)
tom w
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