Living in the Dymaxion House

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Before the Dymaxion House came to Henry Ford Museum, it was home to William Graham and his family. A former Fuller Houses Inc. employee, Graham used Buckminster Fuller’s house prototypes to build his two-story lakefront home near Andover, Kansas.

Dymaxion House at its 1948-1991 Site, near Andover, Kansas

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