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  3. The Rudolph Grotto

The Rudolph Grotto Father Philip J. Wagner (1882-1959)

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We are currently settling into our new home at the John Michael Kohler Arts Center where the work of documenting, sharing, and honoring artist-built environments, that began with Seymour Rosen and was carried on by Kohler Foundation until it was recently gifted to JMKAC, will continue.

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