Albert D German Warehouse — Attraction in Richland Center

I had a feeling we were going to be too late to see the inside by the time we got to the area, but apparently we had the wrong day, as well. Tours are only available on Sundays, and only four time slots from 11 - 2.

Still, it was nice to walk around and view the outside of the buildings. Frank Lloyd Wright certainly had a unique style of architecture, and we've enjoyed seeing quite a few of his homes (I lived next door to one in Wausau several decades ago).

Hopefully at some point we'll be in the area at the correct time and on the correct day to be able to view...

I am a huge fan of Frank Lloyd Wright's work so, I made a special trip to the area to see this and the Seth Petersen cottage. It is a warehouse that was never finished with a roof so it suffered damage from water and freezing. Temper your expectations knowing that. I am so glad this group is raising funds and restoring it as so many historic F.L.W. sites have been lost. I really enjoyed our docent led tour because the gentleman that did it has an engineering background, lived part of the history, has contagious enthusiasm and...

The Tour was NOT worth $15 each. (Cash or Check only—Have they not heard of the Cube!). The building is falling apart and much of the Tour is about other F. L. Wright buildings. Mike was hard to hear and his interest was in the Concrete used to construct the building. The Gift Shop was also very overpriced. I would have bought a medium sized canvas bag with Watehouse Logo but it was $35. I would not recommend this tour to anyone. The Tour of Taliesin however is well worth the trip to this part...