Gallery
Trellised archways with hanging
planters define the entrance to The House of Good Taste. Note
the ticket window at right.
Source: Photolab
Slide#5484 by Ludolf Burkhardt, courtesy Bill Cotter collection
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A much more lively HGT entrance from
the Mike Kraus collection. The see-through name sign has given
way to more visible solid red signage. Note the "Cocktails
- Restaurant" signs, indicating this shot was probably taken
in 1965.
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What appears to be a mid-sixties
scene of suburbia is actually The House of Good Taste at the World's
Fair with Edward Durell Stone's Modern House in the foreground.
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A nice view of one of the Stone House
courtyards from a high vantage-point.
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The Pavilion of Hidden Assets is
prominently featured in this photograph.
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Two views of the Traditional Home
of The House of Good Taste exhibit.
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Source: Photos
courtesy Mike Kraus collection (unless otherwise indicated) ©
Copyright 2005 Mike Kraus, All Rights Reserved
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