The Andy Warhol Museum stands as a seven-story, steel-framed structure on Sandusky Street, easily identified by its repurposed industrial appearance. Originally built in nineteen eleven as a distribution center for mine and mill supplies, the building retains the heavy, utilitarian character of its past. This setting is fitting for an artist who famously operated his own Manhattan studio like an assembly line, naming it The Factory.
The Andy Warhol Museum
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