Okay, so the curator of Wright's shop was wrong to give me impression it was the Wright's original shop. I should have read the brochure for myself. At least Ford saved it, and even back then, it had to cost a bundle. Nobody, including the Wright brothers themselves cared. If I owned the place being talked about now, I wouldn't lose a winks sleep about tearing it down. As a retired builder of 45 years, I can't tell folks of how many beautiful farms and country estates I've seen bulldozed for housing developments in DuPage County , Ill. I spent the last 23 years of my career working in three old Chicago suburbs: Glen Ellyn, Elmhurst, Hinsdale. All up-scale housing, with no blighted areas. No vacant lots, either. Good part of the homes were built at the turn of the century or before. To build a new residence, an existing one had to be removed. Always residents vilifying the builders , especially when we'd be knocking over the1800's homes, to replace with a modern monstrosity. That's progress, it's just the way it is. If CABE members are concerned this building should be saved, do what Bob U. suggests. Cough up the $$$$ to buy it, otherwise, viva Walgreens!