Jack Randall: Preservation on Principle

By Jason Aronoff - October 15, 2006

Jack Randall saved Louis Sullivan's Guaranty Building for Buffalo and the world. Jason Aronoff chronicles the progress of one of the most important historic preservation campaigns in America.

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