Frank Lloyd Wright is considered the greatest architect that America has ever produced but his genius was often overshadowed by scandal and tragedy. As friends and clients deserted him because of his scandalous lifestyle, one man, Buffalo businessman Darwin Martin, stood by him and supported him both emotionally and financially for 30 years. This is the story of their long friendship - a friendship that began in 1902 and ended with Darwin Martin's death in 1935. Woven into the story is the signature architecture that was created as a result - the Larkin Administration Building, the Darwin Martin Estate, and the Martin summer home, Graycliff - all in Buffalo, New York. Also included is a Western New York Heritage magazine with an article on Frank Lloyd Wright and a book "Frank Lloyd Wright's Darwin D. Martin House: Rescue of a Landmark" by Marjorie Quinlan. (1 DVD/ Educator's Guide/1 Western NY Heritage magazine Vol. 3 #1/1 book).