Jean Crockett of the Lombard Historical Society was kind enough to send me some photos which are just a small sampling of the kit houses in town.
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162 S. Grace, Lombard. Photo courtesy of Jean Cooper. |
Sears Salem. |
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Sears Sunlight from 1927. |
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330 S. Ahrens, Lombard. Photo courtesy of Jean Cooper. |
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Harris Home No. 1502. |
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724 S. Charlotte, Lombard. House built in 1934 by Stephen Zeisel. Photo courtesy of Jean Cooper. |
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Sears Bridgeport from the 1936 catalog. Before 1933, the Bridgeport was called the Wexford. |
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