Edward & Anetta Forsyth Residence

A two-story Craftsman-style house with yellow siding, green shingles on the upper level, a covered front porch, and large windows, surrounded by leafless trees.

2111 E. 3rd St.

Another fine work of William Hunt’s, an American Four Square form with Craftsman and Prairie style architectural details. The house was constructed by contractor George Loundsberry, who in 1915 built Morgan Park’s Lake View Store, considered the first indoor mall in the U.S. It contained dozens of businesses, and an estimated 10,000 people toured the mall on its opening day. Edward Forsythe was secretary-treasurer of the W. S. Moore Company.

Property Details



A brown, two-story Tudor-style house with a steep roof, large front porch, and stone foundation, partially obscured by trees and surrounded by grass.
1909 ✦ Unknown

Randy & Mary Zimmermann

2531 E 1st St

A two-story brick house with snow on the roof and lawn, bare trees in the yard, and holiday wreaths hanging on the porch columns, under a clear blue sky.
1909 ✦ Frederick German

Edward & Rose Silberstein Residence

2328 E. 3rd St.

A two-story, yellow stucco house with brown trim and a steep, shingled roof sits behind a large pine tree. The house has multiple windows, arched entryway, and a small front garden.
1913 ✦ Abraham Holstead

Rollo and Mildred Chaffee House

2122 E 4th St