Credits:

Pedro E. Guerrero began his photographic career in 1939 when Frank Lloyd Wright retained him to document his buildings and the Taliesin Fellowship. Guerrero, then twentytwo, began by photographing Taliesin West, Wrights new home and studio outside Scottsdale, Arizona. He soon became an apprentice and moved with the Fellowship to its summer quarters, the first Taliesin in Wisconsin. After serving in the Army Air Corps from 1941 to 1945, Guerrero resumed his work for Wright by being on call to document the architect's new buildings throughout the United States. Based in New York City, he later specialized in photographing the work of sculptors Alexander Calder and Louise Nevelson. Guerrero's photographs have appeared in many books about Wright, Colder, and Nevelson as well as in House and Garden, Vogue, The New York Times Magazine, Architectural Record, and other American and foreign magazines. His work also has been shown in numerous exhibitions in the United States and abroad. Guerrero lives in New Canaan, Connecticut and Florence, Arizona.

Lance Gulseth drew our friendly nun. He is a Lead Programmer Analyst for a large corporation, and has other talents as well.

Harris Sobin combines careers in architecture, architectural history and education, working as a consultant, researcher and educator both in historic preservation in the Southwest and in the architectural history of the modern movement. He has been a faculty member of the College of Architecture at the University of Arizona since 1970. He has also served as Project Architect for the Gila Chapel/Convent Complex in Florence since 1979, and designed the adjacent Phelan Parish Center (1987; AIA Design Citation Award, 1988). Publications include Barrio Historico: Tucson (co-editor/author, 1971), Florence Townsite, A. T, Final Report of the Florence Townsite Historic District Study (editor/author, 1977), and Assumption Parish, Florence, Arizona: A History, 1870-1995 (1995). Professor Sobin has lectured at various universities and institutions in the United States, Mexico, Puerto Rico, England, Switzerland and France. He received a Student Fulbright Scholarship to England and a Senior Fulbright-Hays Research Scholarship to France, He is a registered architect in Arizona, and a member of the American Institute of Architects.

Tom Kaiser of Florence Gardens helped by editing these pages, correcting typos and errors from the scanner.

Henry Padilla has scanned many of the family pages, continues to do so, and his work does not require editing.

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