The two-story house with an english basement is a Queen Anne which was originally constructed in 1896, with a rear addition in the 1980s. The original barn on the property exists even today and has been converted into a garage, as stated by the petitioner in the...
The two-story American Foursquare house with a basement was most likely constructed in 1914, based on the information provided by the petitioner. The American Foursquare style house is aptly named after its cubic shape and division of living space into quarters and is...
Jordan James Cole (1833-1901) purchased land from the Curtiss family in the Carpenter Subdivision and completed the construction of the family residence circa 1856. J.J. Cole was a captain of the semi-regular military organization called the Downers Grove Plow Boys...
The two-story Queen Anne house with a basement was completed in 1892 in the prime of the Victorian Era. The primary defining feature of the American Queen Anne style is the use of varied wall plain and forms using towers and bays; flat and plain expanses are varied....
The two-story house with a basement is a Tri-Gable Ell which was originally constructed in 1869, with major additions in 1883, as evidenced by research performed by the petitioner and stated in the attached narrative. The Gabled-Ell is best described by its basic form...
The station represents a fusion of styles and is a notable local landmark due to its function and association with historical events. Construction of the original train station began during the civil war and was completed in 1864 to take advantage of the railroad line...
