N. Pleasant Rd., Lake Zurich, |
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Sears Maywood from the 1926 Modern Homes catalog. |
This authenticated Sears Maywood was built in 1928. The two porches on either side have been enclosed.
This appears to be an original Sears door. |
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The door is on the far left. Catalog scan courtesy of Sears House Seeker. |
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Photo from Realtor site. |
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This first-floor office is in one of the enclosed porches. Photo from Realtor site. |
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Large master suite for 1928. Photo from Realtor site. |
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Photo from Realtor site. |
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Original Sears Narcissus door hardware. Photo from Realtor site. |
The original owners were Gertrude and Enoch Jackson Dewire. The Dewires got a mortgage from Sears Roebuck for $5,000 in 1928. By 1930, they valued the house at $12,000.
Enoch owned a leather company in Chicago called E. Jackson Dewire & Son. He died in 1933. By 1940, Gertrude had sold the house and moved in with her son.
1 comment:
Fantastic! We so rarely have the documentation we need to be sure a Maywood-looking house is a Maywood. Have we ever seen interior shots before? Great post! (Love that door!)
Judith
Sears House Seeker
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