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Indiana Dunes NP, Indiana
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After the fair, several of the model homes were transported by barge across Lake Michigan to Beverly Shores, Indiana, where they still stand today.
The homes were designed to showcase modern architectural styles and innovative building materials of the 1930s, reflecting the fair's theme of technological progress.
The House of Tomorrow, one of the homes, was designed by George Fred Keck, a pioneer in solar energy design.
The Indiana Dunes National Park has undertaken significant restoration projects to preserve these homes as part of the area's cultural heritage.
The Century of Progress homes are located within the Indiana Dunes National Park, offering a unique blend of natural beauty and historical architecture.
The Florida Tropical House features a bright pink exterior and was designed to withstand the humid climate of Florida, showcasing the adaptability of modern architecture.
The Indiana Landmarks organization offers annual tours of the homes, allowing visitors to explore their unique designs and historical significance.
