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  "stream-newspapers-north-owners.json",
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   "title": "[Atlas plate detail, 16th–18th Streets, Indiana Avenue to the lake — red arrow 1620 S. Indiana, blue arrow 1720 S. Prairie]",
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   "creator": "unknown (probably E. Robinson, Robinson's Atlas of the City of Chicago, 1886)",
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   "kind": "fire insurance map",
   "title": "1612 S. Prairie Ave. — Robinson Fire Insurance Map, 1886 [Chicagology address crop]",
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   "creator": "E. Robinson (Robinson's Atlas of the City of Chicago, 1886); crop and arrow by Chicagology",
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   "found_via": "chicagology Prairie Avenue index → per-address page (follow-up pass, all images on the page enumerated)",
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   "title": "'Prairie Avenue' — Picturesque Chicago and guide to the World's Fair (1892), pp. 101–104",
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   "creator": "R. H. Woodward and Co. (publisher)",
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   "collection": "Picturesque Chicago and guide to the World's Fair (1892)",
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   "notes": "Walking description southward from 16th St. naming residents in order (Sweenie, Boyer, J. L. McBirney, W. H. Wilson, Hamline on one side; Shortall, H. L. Frank, P. E. Studebaker, W. R. Sterling, Granger Farwell, R. A. Law, H. J. McBirney, Linville, Pullman, Field, Armour). Streetscape evidence: 'The street is as quiet as a country lane… No noise breaks the dignified stillness of Prairie avenue, save the occasional whirr of an Illinois Central suburban train as it flies by the back yards of the buildings on the east side.' Confirms the IC ran directly behind the east-side lots (1600–1700 blocks) with no intervening street.",
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   "title": "\"1612 Prairie av., large double modern, 15 rooms, furnished or unfurnished (also large barn); $125 or $150. Geo. G. Newbury & Co., New York Life Bldg.\"",
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   "date": "March 17, 1895",
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   "date_latest": 1895,
   "creator": "Chicago Sunday Tribune (classified 'To Rent' list)",
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   "collection": "The Chicago Sunday Tribune, Mar. 17, 1895 (vol. 54 no. 76), classified page",
   "call_number": "per_chicago-daily-tribune_the-chicago-sunday-tribu_1895-03-17_54_76, page index 12",
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   "found_via": "IA full-text search '\"1612 prairie\"'; advertisement read on the page image (IIIF crop)",
   "notes": "The Studebaker house between the Studebakers (to c.1893) and the Browns: a LARGE 'DOUBLE' house — i.e. a wide house with rooms on both sides of a central hall, not a side-hall plan — of 15 rooms, with a LARGE BARN at the rear, renting at $125–150 a month (cf. $20–30 for the frame houses opposite at 1609–1611). Model 1612 as a broad double-pile house with a substantial rear barn. Pre-dates the 1901 Frost & Granger alterations (np-tribune-1901-11-10-prairie-avenue-improvement).",
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     "locator": "Tribune Mar. 17, 1895, classified"
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     "locator": "same"
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     "value": "large barn",
     "locator": "same"
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     "value": "$125 (unfurnished) or $150 (furnished) per month",
     "locator": "same"
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   "title": "\"To Rent—1612 Prairie-av., 18-room modern dwelling, all conveniences, newly decorated, and fine condition. George G. Newbury & Co., 171 La Salle-st.\"",
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   "date": "June 6, 1897",
   "date_earliest": 1897,
   "date_latest": 1897,
   "creator": "Chicago Sunday Tribune (classified advertisement)",
   "repository": "Internet Archive (Chicago Tribune microfilm, pub_chicago-daily-tribune)",
   "collection": "The Chicago Sunday Tribune, June 6, 1897 (vol. 56 no. 157), classified page",
   "call_number": "per_chicago-daily-tribune_the-chicago-sunday-tribu_1897-06-06_56_157, page index 19",
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   "found_via": "IA full-text search '\"1612 prairie\"'; advertisement read on the page image (IIIF crop)",
   "notes": "Same agents as 1895 but now '18-room' (vs 15 rooms in 1895 — a different count of the same house, or rooms added) 'newly decorated'. A Tribune rent list of Mar. 27, 1898 (page n20, OCR only) again lists 1612 Prairie-av. 'near I. C. RR. station'. The house was a large rental 1895–98 before Charles E. Brown bought and remodelled it (1901).",
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   "id": "np-tribune-1901-11-10-prairie-avenue-improvement",
   "kind": "newspaper item",
   "title": "\"Prairie Avenue Improvement. Some of the Notable Sales and Improvements on That Street During the Last Few Months.\"",
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    "1721 S. Prairie Avenue",
    "1808 S. Prairie Avenue",
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   "streetscape": true,
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   "date_latest": 1901,
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   "call_number": "per_chicago-daily-tribune_1901-11-10_60_313, page index 28",
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   "found_via": "IA full-text search '\"1612 prairie\"'; article read on the page image (IIIF crops) — the OCR drops the Frost & Granger and McKinlock lines",
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   "date_latest": 1904,
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   "notes": "The 1904 household roster for the north half, by house number — the library's occupancy1904 is null for every one of these buildings. West side (even): 1600 John G. Shortall; 1604 John L. Shortall; 1608 Henry L. Frank; 1612 Charles Edward Brown, George F. Brown, George F. Brown jr.; 1616 Wm. R. Stirling; 1620 F. Van S. Hibbard; 1626 A. Longini; 1628 M. Einstein; 1634 Erastus Foote, T. H. Bellas; 1636 Mrs H. Morris Johnston, H. McB. Johnston, Morris L. Johnston; 1638 Robert B. Gregory, Mrs Elizabeth Gregory, Miss Gregory; 1700 Blewett Lee; 1706 J. G. M. Glessner; 1708 A. A. Carpenter jr.; 1712 Geo. A. McKinlock; 1720 Mrs James M. Walker; 1726 James R. Walker; 1730 Mrs Joseph E. Otis; 1736 Hugh McBirney; 1800 John J. Glessner; 1808 Stanley Field; 1812 Lawrence A. Young; 1816 Mrs Charles M. Henderson. East side (odd): 1619 Howard E. Perry; 1621 John H. Hamline, George A. Mead; 1625 Hugh J. McBirney; 1637 WM. GOLD HIBBARD JR.; 1701 Mrs William Gold Hibbard, Mrs O. Van Schaack Ward; 1709 Jesse Spalding; 1721 HENRY H. WALKER; 1729 Mrs Geo. M. Pullman; 1801 W. W. Kimball; 1815 Arthur Meeker; 1823 Thomas Dent ; and, south of 18th Street on the same column, 1901 Norman B. Ream & drs.; 1905 Marshall Field; 1919 Marshall Field jr.; 1923 Mrs C. P. Kellogg, Mrs Lois Kellogg; 1945 Mrs Henry Corwith, Charles R. Corwith; 2001 W. C. Free; 2003 Mrs H. W. Hoyt & dr.; 2005 Dr Casey A. Wood; 2009 Mrs M. A. Meyer & dr., E. F. Meyer, Albert Meyer (continued on p. 187, which also carries the west side from 1824: 1824 Secor Cunningham, 1828 Daniel B. Shipman, 1834 Fernando Jones — that page is the south stream's nps-bluebook-1904-prairie-street-p187-1900-2140; the 1824 and 1834 entries are recorded here from the alphabetical list, npo-1824-bluebook-1904-cunningham and npo-1834-bluebook-1904-fernando-jones). Bearing on the 1904 model: (1) every listed house stood and was occupied by a Blue Book household; (2) 1637 was W. G. Hibbard Jr.'s home in 1904, not the Spaldings' (they had moved to 1709 by the 1899 exchange) — resolves the library's 'Grosvenor / Spalding … unresolved' for the target year; (3) 1721 was Henry H. Walker's (the Dexter house let or sold after Mrs Dexter); (4) 1620 = Frank Van S. Hibbard, 1616 = the Stirlings (W. G. Hibbard's son-in-law) — separates the two houses the library confuses; (5) NOT listed: 1609, 1611 (rented frame houses), 1630 (Brust), 1635 (Springer) — consistent with non-'society' households, not proof of absence — and 1811, consistent with the Ames house standing empty before its 1905 sale (np-1811-tribune-1905-09-01-for-sale-billiard-ball-rooms). The alphabetical section of the same book carries the matching entries (e.g. p. n558 'Hibbard William G. jr. 1637 Prairie av.', n669 'Walker Henry H. 1721 Prairie av.' and 'Walker James R. 1726 Prairie av.', n651 'Spalding Jesse, 1709 Prairie av.'), all seen on the page images. SHARED PAGE: the south-half stream records this same page for its east-side entries (nps-bluebook-1904-prairie-street-p186-east-1901-2009); the build merges the two (same page and image), so this record carries both halves. South-half bearing as read there: 1923 is still the Kellogg house under the widow; 2009 the Meyer household under Max A. Meyer's widow; 1945, 2001, 2003 and 2005 occupied.",
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   "found_via": "loc.gov Chronicling America search '\"1612 prairie\"'; OCR full text read",
   "notes": "Fixes the 1904 household at 1612, which the library leaves null: \"Mrs. Katharine G. Brown, whose husband, Charles Brown, secretary of the Central Electric Company, is suing for divorce, holds the family residence at 1612 Prairie Avenue as if it were in a state of siege. Since her husband left the house and took up his residence at the Calumet Club…\" Visitors \"are carefully scanned by the maid before the bell is answered.\" The house therefore stood and was a private family residence with servants in April 1904, a year before Bishop Anderson's occupancy (1905). Matches the collection's Tribune 1905 headline on Mrs. Brown (cgn-1612-tribune-1905-mrs-brown-headline). No architectural description.",
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   "found_via": "IA full-text search '\"1638 Prairie\" cost'; OCR read",
   "notes": "Lot size for 1638 Prairie: 70 × 160 ft. OCR is garbled; whether the house at 1638 was on the offered parcel is unclear (Gregorys occupied 1638 in 1885–1911 directories).",
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   "notes": "Construction photo by George Glessner: the brick shell of the Shepley, Rutan & Coolidge townhouses with slate mansard and pedimented dormers in place, window openings still unglazed, a builder's shed and lumber in the front yard; stone string course, keystoned first-floor arches and a sign board over the door. At left a three-storey brick/stone house with a two-storey bay and a hooded doorway (= 1708, the house immediately south; Thorne residence by 1911 — see the Christmas-tree photograph captioned 1708/1706/1700; 1911 Sanborn: 1708 3-storey brick dwelling); at right the steep-gabled Gothic Revival house with porch (1638, Gregory — the 1600 and 1700 blocks were not separated by a through 17th Street). Gives the exact massing and materials (red brick, light stone trim) of the pair as finished c.1902 and shows the neighbours in 1901. [2026-10-02: stored and shown with rights pending, on the owner's decision; permission requested from the holder.]",
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   "notes": "The Shepley, Rutan & Coolidge Georgian Revival double townhouse built 1901–02 for the Glessner children: a continuous three-storey dark-brick block under a slate mansard with pedimented dormers and a wooden roof balustrade (Chinese-Chippendale pattern); stone keystoned flat-arched windows on the second floor, round-arched first-floor windows with iron balconettes; two mirror-image columned entrance porticoes with balconies above, at the outer ends; iron area railings. At the right edge the steep-gabled Gothic Revival house with pointed windows = 1638 (Gregory), immediately north — the 1600 and 1700 blocks were continuous (no through 17th Street; see the atlas crop record). At left a rusticated stone-trimmed three-storey neighbour = 1708 (James Ward Thorne residence by 1911; cf. the 'Christmas tree' photograph, which captions the same three houses as 1708, 1706, 1700). Caption labels left = 1706, right = 1700 (north unit), consistent with a view from the east. The same photograph appears (sepia, sharper) on the Glessner House blog post 'Kodak plant demolition begins' (2015-03-10) captioned 'Glessner townhouses, 1700-1706 S. Prairie Avenue, Shepley, Rutan & Coolidge, architects'. Strong evidence for the 1904 appearance; townhouses demolished 1954 for the Kodak plant expansion.",
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   "notes": "Small reproduction: the Pullman mansard house with its iron-and-glass conservatory/bay along the front, ornamental iron fence on a stone coping, a row of houses beyond to the north, bare trees, and a roadway. The 1887 date is the website's; if the conservatory is the 1892 addition the photo is later. Identification of the Pullman house is mine from the image; the direction follows from it (east-side house on the right).",
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   "rights_basis": "Pending: permission requested from Glessner House Museum, 2026-10-02 (rights-requests/ghm-george-glessner-2026-10.md); stored meanwhile on the owner's decision. The photographs are unpublished works by George Glessner (d. 1929), in the US public domain by term (life + 70); the pending question is the museum's terms for its scans.",
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   "notes": "Winter view by George Glessner (the Glessners' son, an amateur photographer) of the 1863 frame Dexter house BEFORE Arthur Little's 1889 brick front addition: two-storey clapboard house with central front gable (round attic window), shuttered windows, bracketed eaves, a square cupola/belvedere and several tall chimneys, ground-floor bays, a low stone wall along the sidewalk with gate piers, a gas street lamp in the foreground; the neighbouring house at right (south, toward Pullman) shows masonry bays. Because the 1889 addition was built nearly to the lot line, the 1904 frontage looked very different; this documents the original block that stood behind the addition until a later owner demolished it. [2026-10-02: stored and shown with rights pending, on the owner's decision; permission requested from the holder.]",
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   "rights": "pending — permission requested",
   "rights_basis": "Pending: permission requested from Glessner House Museum, 2026-10-02 (rights-requests/ghm-george-glessner-2026-10.md); stored meanwhile on the owner's decision. The photographs are unpublished works by George Glessner (d. 1929), in the US public domain by term (life + 70); the pending question is the museum's terms for its scans.",
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   "notes": "SAME PHOTOGRAPH as a16-ghm-blog-1721-dexter-c1888 (George Glessner, c.1888): the frame Dexter house before Arthur Little's 1889 addition, in snow — two storeys with a central gable, bracketed eaves, a belvedere and tall chimneys, shuttered windows, low wall/fence, gas lamp in the foreground. Bounds: the Glessners arrived 1887; the addition was building in Nov 1889 (Inter Ocean, quoted on the page). [2026-10-02: stored and shown with rights pending, on the owner's decision; permission requested from the holder.]",
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   "found_via": "chicagology Prairie Avenue index → per-address page (follow-up pass, all images on the page enumerated)",
   "notes": "Chicagology's per-address crop of the hand-coloured plate of Robinson's Atlas of the City of Chicago (E. Robinson, 1886) covering Prairie Avenue from 16th to 22nd Street (north at right; Indiana Avenue at top; the Illinois Central / Michigan Central tracks along the lake at lower right), with a black arrow added by Chicagology at the address. Plate conventions: pink = brick, yellow = frame, buff/brown = stone (a brown band at a pink front = stone front); X-crossed squares = rear stables on the alleys; frontage figures (ft) along the street line with the house numbers in small type below. All crops in this series are the same plate in two crop variants (3841×1482 and 3698×1400 px) and differ only by the arrow; the atlas itself is held by the Newberry (st-newberry-robinson-1886-atlas). Footprints are 1886 evidence — combine with the 1911 Sanborn for 1904. Rights: an 1886 atlas is public domain; the first-pass streams (a19/a20 Robinson crop records) treated these crops as link-only — this stream follows the pass instructions (dated published atlas → PD). Arrow points to lot B (60.2-ft frontage), east side: a long YELLOW (FRAME) house with a stepped plan — the Dexter house before Arthur Little's 1889 brick front addition (Inter Ocean 1887: \"tastefully constructed frame house\").",
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   "found_via": "bulk grep of IA OCR text of all Inland Architect issues for 'Wirt Dexter' / 'T. W. Harvey'",
   "notes": "'Of his work there are several good examples in Chicago, such as the residences of Wirt Dexter, T. W. Harvey, Edwin Walker, and that of Mr. Huntington, northwest corner of Michigan avenue and Sixteenth street.' Gives an architect attribution (Charles A. Alexander) for work on the Dexter house (pre-1889, i.e. the frame house or an earlier alteration) and for T. W. Harvey's house — very probably the 1880 Second Empire remodelling of the Staples house at 1702. New lead for both buildings' architect fields (not in building-research.json).",
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   "verified": "viewed",
   "found_via": "bulk grep of IA OCR text of all 293 Inland Architect issues for owner names",
   "notes": "Text (OCR, leaf ~12): 'Also making plans for a front addition to the residence of Mr. Wirt Dexter, to be three stories in height, 50 by 20 feet area, rock-faced stone, elaborate interior work; cost $25,000.' This is the Adler & Sullivan scheme the Glessner House 'Sullivan Part I' post says was not built; Arthur Little's executed addition (Inland Architect plate, June 1891) appears to be smooth/painted masonry. The 50 × 20 ft footprint and three-storey height are the best documented dimensions for the Dexter front block and plausibly held for the executed design (to be checked against the 1911 Sanborn sheet 20 and the Rand McNally 1893 strip).",
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   "notes": "KEY FIND — the only located image of Arthur Little's 1889 Colonial Revival front addition that brought the Dexter house up nearly to the lot line (the frame 1863 house survived behind it). Shows a three-storey light-coloured brick (or painted) block with a bowed (swell) centre bay rising full height, shuttered sash windows, iron balconettes on the first floor, a two-column entrance porch with a balustraded balcony above, a modillioned cornice and a balustraded parapet over the roof, a tall chimney; at the left rear the older gabled frame block with bay windows; at right edge the mansard and cresting of the Pullman house. Low stone kerb wall and young elms along the sidewalk. This is the 1904 frontage of 1721 (per AIC street field '1721 S. Prairie Ave.'; later owner moved the addition back — after 1904). The 1911 Sanborn's 'two curved Prairie-facing bays' at 1719 may record the relocated block.",
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   "notes": "Explains the Arthur Little 'Colonial' Dexter house of the 1891 Inland Architect plate (dw-rb-inland-dexter-1721-plate): an 1889 remodelling of an existing brick house (earlier house credited to Charles A. Alexander).",
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   "notes": "Small pen portrait printed with the obituary. A person, not the house.",
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   "date_latest": 1901,
   "period": "in-period",
   "creator": "Detroit Publishing Co.",
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   "notes": "Glass negative ('286' on negative; holder note 'Prarie Avenue'). Date bracket from Detroit Catalogue J (1901); the Fort Dearborn Massacre monument (erected 1893) is visible at the far right end of 18th Street, so the view is 1893 or later. The best in-period full view of the Pullman house's west (Prairie) and south (18th St) fronts: three-storey ashlar Second Empire block with mansard, iron roof cresting, pedimented dormers, ivy-covered walls, columned entrance porch on Prairie, corner/side porch on 18th, low stone-capped wall with piers along both sidewalks, lamp posts, young elms on parkway, unpaved/macadam roadway with stone crosswalk slabs and a carriage at the 18th St kerb. At the left edge is the 1721 (Wirt Dexter) property, identified by position: a set-back two-storey gabled house with tall chimneys and a columned porch (apparently part of the original 1863 frame house) and, further left, a taller three-storey flat-roofed masonry block with a parapet (probably Arthur Little's 1889 front addition, cf. the Inland Architect 1891 plate). Useful for the relative setbacks of 1721 and 1729. Leafless trees: autumn/spring.",
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   "collection": "Chicagology 1721 page; original: Rand McNally, Bird's Eye Views and Guide to Chicago (1893)",
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   "found_via": "chicagology Prairie Avenue index → per-address page (follow-up pass, all images on the page enumerated)",
   "notes": "Chicagology crop of a Rand McNally \"Bird's Eye Views and Guide to Chicago\" (1893) perspective street strip with an arrow added by Chicagology. The same plates are already recorded at full-page resolution from the Internet Archive by the streetscape stream (st-randmcnally-1893-p233-east-1700-1800); this is a separate, arrowed copy. Arrow at 1721 (Dexter) after the 1889 front addition.",
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   "title": "Illustrations: 'House of Mrs. Wirt Dexter, Prairie Ave., Chicago, Ill. Messrs. Little, Browne & Moore, Architects, Boston, Mass. (Gelatine Print, issued with the International and Imperial Editions only.)'",
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   "camera_position": null,
   "date": "April 8, 1893 (vol. XL no. 902, p. 99)",
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   "date_latest": 1893,
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   "verified": "viewed",
   "found_via": "IA text of 1,000 American Architect items scanned for owner names / Prairie addresses; OCR of the page read (IA item sim_american-architect-and-architecture_1893-04-08_40_902, page index 14)",
   "notes": "Lead: a gelatine print of the Dexter house exists in the International/Imperial editions of AABN (not in this regular-edition scan). Pair with the 1891 Inland Architect plate.",
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   "title": "\"George M. Pullman bought from Henry W. King and Mrs. Wirt Dexter in July the Wirt Dexter residence, 1721 Prairie avenue. The property has a west frontage of 105 feet and is 275 feet deep… The house is constructed of brick, in the colonial style of architecture…\"",
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   "date_latest": 1898,
   "creator": "Chicago Daily Tribune (annual real-estate review of 1897)",
   "collection": "The Chicago Daily Tribune, Jan. 1, 1898 (vol. 57 no. 1), real-estate review",
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   "found_via": "IA full-text search '\"Dexter residence\" Prairie' (owner-name pass); passage read on the page image (IIIF crop)",
   "notes": "The only period description of the Dexter house's material and style: 'The property has a west frontage of 105 feet and is 275 feet deep, to the right of way of the Illinois Central. The house is constructed of BRICK, in the COLONIAL style of architecture, and is handsomely finished in selected hardwoods. The consideration was $50,000.' Pullman (next door at 1729) bought it from Henry W. King and Mrs. Wirt Dexter in July 1897, shortly before his death (Oct. 1897). 'Colonial' fits the Arthur Little front addition of 1889 (the library's note) — Little was a Colonial Revival architect. The 105 ft frontage was later split: the house went to Spalding in 1901 with 65 ft (npo-1721-tribune-1901-11-28-dexter-residence-bought-by-spalding), the remaining c.40 ft presumably staying with the Pullman lot to the south. Lot depth: 275 ft to the IC right of way.",
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    },
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     "value": "brick, colonial style; interior in selected hardwoods",
     "locator": "same"
    },
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   "rights_basis": "Published in the United States before 1929",
   "call_number": "per_chicago-daily-tribune_the-chicago-daily-tribun_1898-01-01_57_1, page index 16",
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   "id": "npo-1721-tribune-1901-11-28-dexter-residence-bought-by-spalding",
   "kind": "newspaper item",
   "title": "\"Wirt Dexter Residence Bought by Jesse Spalding. He Purchases It from the Trustee of George M. Pullman's Daughters for $25,000\"",
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   "date": "November 28, 1901",
   "date_earliest": 1901,
   "date_latest": 1901,
   "creator": "Chicago Daily Tribune (real-estate news)",
   "collection": "The Chicago Daily Tribune, Nov. 28, 1901 (vol. 60 no. 331), real-estate page",
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   "found_via": "IA full-text search '\"Dexter residence\" Prairie' (owner-name pass); article read on the page image (IIIF crops); the Sunday round-up of Dec. 1, 1901 repeats it (per_chicago-daily-tribune_1901-12-01_60_335, page n28, OCR seen)",
   "notes": "KEY for the 1721 phase question (library: 'Arthur Little front addition, 1889; later relocation of addition requires dated phase model'): 'Jesse Spalding has purchased from the Illinois Trust and Savings Bank, trustee for Mrs. Florence Pullman Lowden and Mrs. Harriet Pullman Carolan, the old Wirt Dexter residence, 1721-1723 Prairie avenue, for $25,000. The purchase is said to have been made for a member of Mr. Spalding's family, and a condition of the sale was that the purchaser should either BUILD ANEW on the property or MOVE BACK THE PRESENT BRICK BUILDING to conform with the TWENTY-FOOT BUILDING LINE along that street. Mr. Dexter originally built up to the twenty-foot line, but subsequently made a FRONT ADDITION which carried the building UP TO THE STREET LINE. … The building is THREE STORIES high, with a frontage of 65 feet, running through to the Illinois Central right of way.' So in Nov. 1901 the 1889 front addition stood on the street line, and the sale obliged the buyer to pull the house back to the 20-ft line (or rebuild) — i.e. the addition was to be removed or moved between Nov. 1901 and the Walkers' occupancy (H. H. Walker = Spalding's son-in-law; at 1721 by March 1903, npo-1721-tribune-1903-03-20-walker-porch-pillars; 1904 Blue Book). For the 1904 model: a three-storey brick colonial house set back to the 20-ft building line, with a pillared front porch — NOT the 1889–1901 street-line front. No permit for the alteration has been found yet (search 1902 permits for Spalding/Walker at 1721).",
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    },
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   "date": "circa 1905 (CHM-Date depicted)",
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   "date_latest": 1907,
   "period": "in-period",
   "creator": "Charles R. Clark",
   "repository": "Chicago History Museum, Prints and Photographs (Charles R. Clark photograph collection, nitrate negatives; Scrapbook Volume 2)",
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   "rights_basis": "CHM IPTC Copyright Notice in the collection PDF: 'No known copyright restrictions'; reproduction via images.chicagohistory.org",
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   "notes": "Only a 375-px contact thumbnail is online (PDF page 27); full image via CHM images site (Cloudflare-blocked to this session). Shows the Dexter house c.1905 from the north-west: the three-storey Arthur Little front block with balustraded parapet, chimneys, shuttered windows and the curved bay, behind a low stone kerb wall with elms; at right further mansard/brick houses. This is the closest-dated (c.1905) exterior of 1721 to the 1904 target and confirms that the 1889 addition still fronted the street then. Same holder lists i71913 'George M. Pullman residence' (1905) on the same page.",
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   "title": "\"…Walker During the Dinner Hour. While the family of H. H. Walker, 1721 Prairie avenue, sat at dinner porch climbers scaled the pillars in front of the house and forced an entrance into an upstairs bedroom.\"",
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    "1721 S. Prairie Avenue"
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   "date": "March 20, 1903",
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   "date_latest": 1903,
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   "catalog_url": "https://archive.org/details/per_chicago-daily-tribune_1903-03-20_62_79/page/n4/mode/1up",
   "found_via": "IA full-text search '\"1721 Prairie\" AND year:[1901 TO 1906]' (following the Dexter/Spalding owner-name hits); item read on the page image (IIIF crop); the Abendpost of the same day reports it too",
   "notes": "A rare view of the 1721 front a year before the target date: the house had PILLARS IN FRONT carrying a porch roof that thieves climbed to reach an UPSTAIRS BEDROOM window — a columned front porch/portico, consistent with 'brick, in the colonial style' (npo-1721-tribune-1898-01-01-pullman-buys-dexter-105x275-brick-colonial). It also fixes the household: Henry H. Walker (Jesse Spalding's son-in-law) at 1721 by March 1903, as in the 1904 Blue Book. Whether the pillared porch is the 1889 front addition or a new front after the 1901 setback condition (npo-1721-tribune-1901-11-28-dexter-residence-bought-by-spalding) is not stated.",
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   "local": null,
   "verified": "viewed",
   "found_via": "chicagology Prairie Avenue index → per-address page (follow-up pass, all images on the page enumerated)",
   "notes": "Tribune 7 Oct 1870 (architect Henry S. Jaffray): front on Prairie 70 ft, depth 108 ft; French Renaissance; brown sandstone from Portland, Conn., \"no brick will be visible anywhere\"; grand entrance on Prairie, side door on 18th St; pillars at the front; porte-cochère over the main entrance; plate-glass windows 13 ft × 6 ft; foundations laid, two years to finish; c.$100,000. Tribune 1897: the lawn's corner runs almost to the massacre-tree spot. Page: lot bought at \"$500 per square foot\" (sic); 7,000+ sq ft per floor; 1892 Beman addition >$100,000 (library, billiard room, palm room with 40-ft leaded dome, mosaic terraces, enlarged coach house; conservatory across 18th St). Tribune 6 Jul 1922: being wrecked. Tribune 1921 calls the builder \"John M. Dunphy\".",
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   "notes": "Engraving of the Fort Dearborn 'massacre tree' (cottonwood on the north side of 18th St east of Prairie, felled May 1894) with, at left, the Pullman coach house/stable: brick building with arched openings, patterned slate mansard with round-headed dormers, iron roof cresting and a small cupola, enclosed by a fence; open lakeshore with sailboats and a lamp post beyond. Probably a plate from a published history (Andreas, History of Chicago vol. 1, 1884, carries a massacre-tree illustration — not yet matched). Documents the Pullman stable on 18th Street; the tree was gone by 1904 and the monument (1893) stood nearby.",
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   "notes": "Six-vignette collotype plate; the top-centre view (captioned 'Geo. M. Pullman') shows the house from the south-west BEFORE Beman's 1892 east addition: brownstone mansard block with iron cresting, the Prairie Avenue portico with balustraded terrace, the 18th Street porte-cochère arch, low stone walls, young street trees and a planked crossing. Pre-1892 baseline for the main block (unchanged in 1904); the east wing visible in later views is absent here.",
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   "camera_position": "holder says 'view from NW'; the content (Prairie Avenue front at left, 18th Street porte-cochère at right) shows it was taken from the south-west corner of Prairie and 18th",
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   "rights_basis": "Commercial photograph of the 1890s (J. W. Taylor no. 1445), public domain by age: the owner's ruling of 2026-10-27 on T-3161, as with Taylor's 1801 Kimball print. Holder's statement: AIC: 'For publication information please contact the Art Institute of Chicago Archives'",
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   "notes": "Mounted J. W. Taylor print (Kodak gray scale in the scan): the brownstone mansard house with the Prairie Avenue portico at left and the arched 18th Street porte-cochère at right, low stone walls, bare elms and a wide earth intersection; at right the low hipped-roof stable with arched openings (apparently before Beman's 1892 enlargement). Essentially the 1904 exterior of the main block.",
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   "camera_position": "from the south side of 18th Street east of Prairie Avenue, looking north at the massacre tree and the south flank of the Pullman house",
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   "notes": "Halftone of the dead cottonwood with the south (18th Street) wall of the Pullman house behind: ashlar brownstone three storeys over a raised basement, round-arched and segment-arched windows with moulded surrounds, string courses, a deep modillioned cornice, slate mansard with arched dormers and a continuous iron roof cresting with finials, a lower wing at right (east); low stone-capped wall along the sidewalk; unpaved verge. Pre-May 1894 (tree felled) and probably before or just after the 1892 Beman addition. Good detail of the cresting and dormer pattern on the 18th Street side. Kirkland's Appendix K (pp. 207–212) places the 1893 bronze group 'at the eastern extremity of Eighteenth Street and the northern of Calumet Avenue', 'just one hundred and twenty feet east of the Massacre tree', with only the Illinois Central right of way between it and the lake — a usable control for siting the tree, the monument and the Pullman frontage on 18th Street. (The book also has a second illustration 'Massacre tree; 18th St.' at p. 113, not separately recorded.)",
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   "notes": "SAME PHOTOGRAPH as a16-pullman-det-4a08065 (LoC Detroit Publishing \"The Pullman Residence, Chicago\", no. 012551), cropped tighter. The Detroit image was issued commercially by 1901 (Detroit catalogue J), hence PD; no local copy made here because the LoC original is already held.",
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   "creator": "A. H. Davenport (Boston), furniture makers/decorators",
   "repository": "Art Institute of Chicago, Ryerson and Burnham Archives (David Garrard Lowe Historic Chicago Photograph Collection; copy photograph courtesy Chicago History Museum)",
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   "rights": "unknown — link only",
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     "date": "October 15, 1891",
     "repository": "Art Institute of Chicago, Ryerson and Burnham Archives (David Garrard Lowe Historic Chicago Photograph Collection; copy photograph courtesy Chicago History Museum)",
     "rights": "unknown — link only",
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   "repository": "Internet Archive (Real Estate and Building Journal, v.33:2, 1891)",
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   "notes": "Clean published plate of Beman's 1892 east addition on 18th Street: the domed circular palm house with columned drum and balustraded terrace with urns, the square belvedere, and the stable/coach house with steep hipped roof, round-arched openings and roof lantern, all behind a stone wall with piers, lamp globes and steps. Best available image for the massing and detailing of the eastern half of the 1904 complex (cf. the c.1905 Clark negative of the same front).",
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   "notes": "NEW VIEW (not one of the two Detroit negatives): the Pullman house from the north-west across Prairie Avenue in leaf-less season — the brownstone west front with its columned entrance porch at left, mansard with dormers and chimneys, the arched porte-cochère/entrance on the south side toward 18th Street at right, and beyond it a low domed building (the conservatory or palm room of the 1892 Beman additions). Low stone coping and posts along the walk, young street trees. Post-1892 (shows the Beman work); the 1902 date is Chicagology's and unsourced. Good front-elevation evidence near 1904.",
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     "date": "undated (monument 1893; lantern slide, probably 1890s–1920s)",
     "repository": "Art Institute of Chicago, Ryerson and Burnham Archives (Architecture Lantern Slide Collection)",
     "rights": "unknown — link only",
     "title": "Fort Dearborn Monument"
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   "rights": "unknown — link only",
   "rights_basis": "Unpublished 19th-c. photograph; AIC: 'For publication information please contact the Art Institute of Chicago Archives'",
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   "notes": "J. W. Taylor's photograph of Rohl-Smith's bronze group on its granite pedestal, newly installed (1893). Behind it runs a long ashlar stone wall with a coped top and a large square pier — almost certainly the Pullman estate's boundary wall along 18th Street/Calumet Avenue — with a young street tree. Useful for the stone wall height, coursing and coping of the Pullman grounds in the 1890s–1900s (compare the 1981 surviving pier).",
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     "repository": "Art Institute of Chicago, Ryerson and Burnham Archives (Architecture Photograph Collection; purchased 2012)",
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   "title": "\"Chips for Souvenirs. Splinters of the Eighteenth Street Tree Eagerly Sought…\" — headline",
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   "date": "May 20, 1894",
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   "creator": "Chicago Tribune",
   "repository": "Chicagology (chicagology.com)",
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   "rights": "public domain",
   "rights_basis": "published 1894 (pre-1929, US); faithful reproduction via chicagology",
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   "found_via": "chicagology Prairie Avenue index → per-address page (follow-up pass, all images on the page enumerated)",
   "notes": "Headline of the article quoted on the page: the tree fell in the storm of 18 May 1894; it stood in 18th Street, whose grade had been raised six feet and which was \"covered with asphalt close to the very bark\" — ASPHALT on 18th Street by 1894; Pullman had furnished an iron railing round its base; the trunk was cut in two and laid in \"Mr. Pullman's two gardens, one on each side of Eighteenth street\". Street-surface and site evidence.",
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   "found_via": "chicagology Prairie Avenue index → per-address page (follow-up pass, all images on the page enumerated)",
   "notes": "Newspaper sketch of the fallen tree in the curving roadway with men examining it; behind, square stone gate posts with caps and a fence/railing — the Pullman grounds' boundary on 18th Street. Useful for the gate-pier form.",
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   "verified": "viewed",
   "found_via": "chicagology Prairie Avenue index → per-address page (follow-up pass, all images on the page enumerated)",
   "notes": "Typeset reproduction of the inscription Fernando Jones hung on the massacre tree. Text only.",
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   "camera_position": "from the sidewalk at the conservatory drive",
   "date": "c.1897 (view date)",
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   "period": "in-period",
   "creator": "unknown (Chicago History Museum original)",
   "repository": "Art Institute of Chicago, Ryerson and Burnham Archives (David Garrard Lowe Historic Chicago Photograph Collection; courtesy Chicago History Museum)",
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   "rights": "unknown — link only",
   "rights_basis": "Copy of a CHM photograph; AIC: contact archives for publication information",
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     "repository": "Art Institute of Chicago, Ryerson and Burnham Archives (David Garrard Lowe Historic Chicago Photograph Collection; courtesy Chicago History Museum)",
     "rights": "unknown — link only",
     "title": "Pullman, George M., Residence"
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   "rights_basis": "CHM record: 'No known copyright restrictions.' (CHM asks reproduction requests to go through images.chicagohistory.org)",
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   "notes": "11x14 glass negative. Behind the monument: the Pullman estate's ashlar boundary wall with square coped piers and a cast-iron lamp standard (right), and at left the rock-faced stone end of a building with a slate roof and stone corbel courses — almost certainly the Pullman coach house/stable on 18th Street as enlarged by Beman (1892). Granite-flagged sidewalk and kerb. In-period evidence for the east/18th Street edge of 1729 and the monument's siting (1894–1931).",
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   "rights_basis": "published as a Detroit Publishing Co. postcard (series no. DPC7474; the firm issued postcards c. 1898–1924) — pre-1929, US. Newberry use statement (a permissions policy, not a copyright claim): 'Images from the Detroit Publishing Company Collection may be re-purposed for personal or educational use. For permission on other uses, contact Digital Initiatives and Services, Newberry Library'",
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   "found_via": "CARLI CONTENTdm search 'residence pullman' in nby_teich",
   "notes": "'Description only' record — no image online. Almost certainly the postcard (Phostint) version of one of the Detroit Publishing negatives LC-D4-12551/12552 (c.1900), so it adds a colour-printed state rather than new geometry; worth checking for colour of stone, roof and foliage. Rights reviewed 2026-10-02: reclassified public domain (published postcard); the Newberry record is description-only, so there is no image to fetch — LoC holds the same Detroit view (a16-pullman-det-4a08066).",
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   "camera_position": "at or near the southwest corner of Prairie Avenue and 18th Street, looking northeast across the intersection at the Pullman house (Prairie front at left, 18th-Street side with arched porte-cochère at right) and east along 18th Street toward the lake",
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   "notes": "Wide view with the corner itself in the foreground: smooth light-surfaced roadway sweeping round the corner (no block paving visible), concrete sidewalk with grass parkway and young trees, low stone coping wall with square piers around the Pullman lot, and east along 18th Street the long low arcaded outbuilding (stable/'palm-house' wing) and an open horizon toward the lake. Strong streetscape evidence for the 18th-Street frontage and corner treatment c.1898–1910. Compare the Detroit Publishing Pullman views (LC-D4-12551, LC-D4-12552) catalogued by the 1700-block stream.",
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   "camera_position": "on 18th Street west of Calumet Avenue, beside the Fort Dearborn Massacre monument (right foreground), looking west-northwest along the south (18th Street) side of the Pullman property",
   "date": "c1900.",
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   "date_latest": 1901,
   "period": "in-period",
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   "notes": "Halftone of the bronze group (Black Partridge saving Mrs Helm) on its base. Detail of the monument that stood at 18th & Calumet beside the Pullman house in 1904. Rights reviewed 2026-10-02: reclassified public domain — the file-name date was verified against the archive.org OCR of the 7 Feb 1909 Tribune, which carries this caption.",
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   "notes": "Masthead and banner headline of the obituary quoted on the page (which says the house was \"built in the '70s by John M. Dunphy\" — a builder/contractor name that conflicts with the page's and the index's architect, Henry S. Jaffray; likely the builder, not the architect).",
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   "kind": "architectural drawing",
   "title": "\"East Side of Prairie Ave.\" / \"West Side of Prairie Ave.\" — measured-style street elevation drawing of the 1800 and 1900 blocks",
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    "pa-1808-6",
    "pa-1812-7",
    "pa-1816-33",
    "pa-1824-8",
    "pa-1834-9",
    "pa-1801-23",
    "pa-1811-24",
    "pa-1815-12",
    "pa-1823-13",
    "pa-1827-14",
    "pa-1900-25",
    "pa-1901-15",
    "pa-1905-16",
    "pa-1906-34",
    "pa-1912-10",
    "pa-1919-26",
    "pa-1923-35",
    "pa-1936-11"
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   "addresses": [
    "1800 and 1900 blocks S. Prairie Avenue"
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   "facing": null,
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   "date": "undated drawing (depicts the blocks c. 1890s–1914)",
   "date_earliest": 1890,
   "date_latest": 1990,
   "period": "later",
   "creator": null,
   "repository": "Chicagology (chicagology.com) — secondary web compilation; original holder not named",
   "collection": null,
   "call_number": null,
   "catalog_url": "https://chicagology.com/chicagostreets/prairieavenue/",
   "image_url": "https://chicagology.com/wp-content/themes/revolution-20/postfire/prairieavenue.jpg",
   "rights": "unknown — link only",
   "rights_basis": "Reproduced on chicagology.com without source or rights statement",
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   "verified": "viewed",
   "found_via": "chicagology.com Prairie Avenue main page (image postfire/prairieavenue.jpg, captioned there with the 1887 Inter Ocean text)",
   "notes": "Two strips of flat front elevations drawn to a common scale. WEST SIDE (south→north, left→right): 1936 Allerton, 1912, 1906, 1900 Keith | 1834 Jones (two-storey with a mansard and central tower-dormer — consistent with the 1886 mansard addition), 1828 Shipman (small mansard), 1824 (large gabled stone front with bay — the Marsh refacing), 1816 Henderson (mansard with dormers), 1812 Wheeler (scrolled Flemish gable, round attic window), 1808 Keith (latticed parapet), 1800 Glessner (long, low, at far right). EAST SIDE (north→south, left→right as seen from the street): 1801 Kimball (château) with low service wing, 1811 Coleman (gable, arched entry), 1815 Sears/Meeker (mansard with gables), 1823 Dent (mansard), 1827 Doane (twin towers), then 1901, 1905 Field, 1919, 1923, 1945. Identification of each elevation is this researcher's reading from position and style (not captioned). Glessner House blog (2011, \"Business Encroachment on Prairie Avenue\") says the drawing \"shows the 1800 and 1900 blocks of Prairie Avenue as they appeared at the time\" of a 1914 Daily News article; author and date of the drawing are not stated — it looks like a modern reconstruction. The ONLY elevation-scale evidence found for 1816, 1823, 1824, 1828 and the post-1886 1834. Same drawing recorded by the 1900 stream from the blog (a19-gh-prairie-1800-1900-elevations). NOTE: the streetscape stream records the same chicagology image as st-chicagology-prairie-elevation-strips (no building ids); this record is kept for its per-house identification — merge the two.",
   "measurements": [],
   "evidence_review": {
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    "reviewed_on": "2026-10-08",
    "review_state": "visually inspected",
    "target_date": "1904-07-01",
    "phase": "range includes target year; exact phase unresolved",
    "date_basis": "undated drawing (depicts the blocks c. 1890s–1914)",
    "evidence_role": "streetscape or site context",
    "geometry_use": "context only",
    "reason": "Context for the site or surrounding street; date and identify each visible feature before use.",
    "source_url": "https://chicagology.com/chicagostreets/prairieavenue/",
    "family": null,
    "family_relationship": "Independence not established; a separate catalog record does not establish a separate exposure."
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   "reference_copy": {
    "basis": "owner, 2026-10-11: reference copy with attribution (kevinrhaas/chicago T-2368)",
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     "catalog_url": "https://chicagology.com/chicagostreets/prairieavenue/",
     "collection": null,
     "creator": null,
     "date": "undated drawing (depicts the blocks c. 1890s–1914)",
     "repository": "Chicagology (chicagology.com) — secondary web compilation; original holder not named",
     "rights": "unknown — link only",
     "title": "\"East Side of Prairie Ave.\" / \"West Side of Prairie Ave.\" — measured-style street elevation drawing of the 1800 and 1900 blocks"
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    "prairie_1801",
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    "prairie_1812",
    "prairie_1815",
    "prairie_1816",
    "prairie_1823",
    "prairie_1824",
    "prairie_1827",
    "prairie_1834",
    "prairie_1900",
    "prairie_1901",
    "prairie_1905",
    "prairie_1906",
    "prairie_1912",
    "prairie_1918",
    "prairie_1919",
    "prairie_1923"
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  },
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   "kind": "photograph",
   "title": "View of Prairie Avenue South of 18th Street, n.d. (J. W. Taylor; ICHi-37646)",
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    "pa-1800-22",
    "pa-1808-6",
    "pa-1812-7"
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    "S. Prairie Avenue"
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   "view": "street view",
   "facing": null,
   "camera_position": null,
   "date": "n.d.",
   "date_earliest": 1890,
   "date_latest": 1908,
   "period": "in-period",
   "creator": null,
   "repository": "Chicago History Museum (via Encyclopedia of Chicago)",
   "collection": "Encyclopedia of Chicago, \"The Worlds of Prairie Avenue\" special exhibit",
   "call_number": "ICHi-37646",
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   "image_url": null,
   "rights": "copyright — link only",
   "rights_basis": "Chicago History Museum image; licensing through CHM Rights & Reproductions",
   "local": null,
   "verified": "catalog-only",
   "found_via": "WebSearch result listings for encyclopedia.chicagohistory.org (site itself returned 503/404 to WebFetch and curl on 2026-10-01)",
   "notes": "HTTPS catalog returned HTTP 503; original HTTP URL timed out. Search indexing corroborates title/Taylor attribution but supplies no reviewed image. Unresolved; do not count a separate exposure.",
   "measurements": [],
   "evidence_review": {
    "ticket": "T-2199",
    "audit_number": 15,
    "reviewed_on": "2026-10-09",
    "review_state": "unavailable image: catalog only",
    "target_date": "1904-07-01",
    "phase": "range includes target year; exact phase unresolved",
    "date_basis": "n.d.",
    "evidence_role": "streetscape or site context",
    "geometry_use": "unreviewed",
    "reason": "HTTPS catalog returned HTTP 503; original HTTP URL timed out. Search indexing corroborates title/Taylor attribution but supplies no reviewed image. Unresolved; do not count a separate exposure.",
    "source_url": "http://www.encyclopedia.chicagohistory.org/pages/10382.html",
    "family": null,
    "family_relationship": "Independence not established; a separate catalog record does not establish a separate exposure."
   },
   "retrieval_review": {
    "ticket": "T-2199",
    "reviewed_on": "2026-10-09",
    "outcome": "unavailable",
    "identity": "ICHi-37646; attributed to J. W. Taylor in the existing catalog record; exposure identity unverified.",
    "canonical_url": "http://www.encyclopedia.chicagohistory.org/pages/10382.html",
    "date": "n.d.",
    "rights_status": "copyright — link only",
    "independent_evidence": "Unresolved; do not count a separate exposure.",
    "detail": "HTTPS catalog returned HTTP 503; original HTTP URL timed out. Search indexing corroborates title/Taylor attribution but supplies no reviewed image."
   },
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     "date": "2026-10-09",
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       "target_date": "1904-07-01",
       "phase": "range includes target year; exact phase unresolved",
       "date_basis": "n.d.",
       "evidence_role": "streetscape or site context",
       "geometry_use": "unreviewed",
       "reason": "Image could not be retrieved during the audit. Catalog metadata only; no visual claim or geometry use until reviewed.",
       "source_url": "http://www.encyclopedia.chicagohistory.org/pages/10382.html",
       "family": null,
       "family_relationship": "Independence not established; a separate catalog record does not establish a separate exposure."
      },
      "notes": "EoC gallery item: J. W. Taylor photograph, CHM ICHi-37646 — almost certainly a print of Taylor #9974 (cf. a18-rba-taylor-9974-prairie-south-from-18th). Listing only.",
      "retrieval_review": null
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    "prairie_1808",
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   "kind": "photograph",
   "title": "Prairie Avenue (Taylor #9974), looking south from 18th St.",
   "building_ids": [
    "pa-1800-22",
    "pa-1808-6",
    "pa-1812-7",
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   "addresses": [
    "1800–1816 S. Prairie Avenue (west side)"
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   "view": "street view",
   "facing": "south",
   "camera_position": "west sidewalk of Prairie Avenue at the 18th Street corner",
   "date": "undated (before 1908: a colourised version was published as a postcard postmarked 1908); mature trees suggest c. 1895–1907",
   "date_earliest": 1890,
   "date_latest": 1908,
   "period": "in-period",
   "creator": "J. W. Taylor (Chicago)",
   "repository": "Ryerson & Burnham Art and Architecture Archives, Art Institute of Chicago",
   "collection": "Taylor, J.W., Photograph Collection, c.1880-1910",
   "call_number": "1993.3; Box.FF 1.31",
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   "rights_basis": "Commercial photograph by J. W. Taylor, c. 1890–1910 (public domain by age). Holder's statement: \"For publication information please contact the Art Institute of Chicago Archives at archives@artic.edu.\"",
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   "found_via": "Art Institute CONTENTdm (artic.contentdm.oclc.org) API search, collection mqc, terms \"prairie avenue\", glessner, kimball, keith, coleman, doane, wheeler… 2026-10-01; item metadata via /digital/api/singleitem",
   "notes": "KEY NEAR-1904 STREET VIEW. Looking south along the west sidewalk from 18th Street: Glessner's granite north-east corner and the low stone coping/curb walls of its parkway at right, then the stepped stoops, bays and mansard roofs of 1808, 1812, 1816 and beyond receding south; a double row of mature elms in the parkway, wide unpaved/macadam carriageway at left, gas lamp posts. Inscribed \"9974 J.W.T.\" The tree size (much larger than in the c. 1888 Glessner photo) puts it in the late 1890s–1900s — the closest dated-type view to 1904 for the west side of the 1800 block. A second print is in the D. G. Lowe collection (mqc 75920); the same view was issued as a coloured postcard postmarked 1908 (st-ghm-postcard-1908-prairie-south-at-18th) and reproduced in the 1973 Landmarks Commission report. RBA caption/notes: Description: Taylor #9974. Looking south from 18th St.",
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    "indiana_1815",
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   "kind": "photograph",
   "title": "[Prairie Avenue looking south from 18th Street along the west sidewalk, Glessner house at right — uncaptioned plate, PDF p. 24, negative no. \"9974\"]",
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    "pa-1808-6"
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    "Prairie Avenue at E. 18th Street, west sidewalk, looking into the 1800 block"
   ],
   "streetscape": true,
   "view": "street view",
   "facing": "south",
   "camera_position": "on the west-side sidewalk at the 18th Street corner beside the Glessner house, looking south along the walk",
   "date": "undated historic photograph (reproduced 1973)",
   "date_earliest": 1890,
   "date_latest": 1891,
   "period": "in-period",
   "creator": "unrecorded photographer",
   "repository": "Commission on Chicago Landmarks (report PDF hosted at reports.chicagolandmarkreports.org)",
   "collection": "\"Prairie Avenue: Chicago's First Gold Coast\", research study by the staff of the Commission on Chicago Historical and Architectural Landmarks, March 1973",
   "call_number": "report PDF p. 24; negative number \"9974\" and initials scratched in the plate",
   "catalog_url": "https://reports.chicagolandmarkreports.org/prairie-avenue-district.pdf#page=24",
   "image_url": null,
   "rights": "unknown — link only",
   "rights_basis": "Uncredited historic photograph reproduced (photocopy quality) in a 1973 municipal report; original holder not stated",
   "local": null,
   "verified": "viewed",
   "found_via": "data/sources.csv B-city1973 / pa-prairie-city-report-1973; PDF downloaded and all 24 pages inspected",
   "notes": "PDF recovered and page 24 visually compared with audit #016: same foreground tree, sidewalk shadows, buildings and negative number. Duplicate of #016; wider #010/011/012/019 family remains qualified.",
   "measurements": [],
   "evidence_review": {
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    "reason": "PDF recovered and page 24 visually compared with audit #016: same foreground tree, sidewalk shadows, buildings and negative number. Duplicate of #016; wider #010/011/012/019 family remains qualified.",
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    "date": "undated historic photograph (reproduced 1973)",
    "rights_status": "unknown — link only",
    "independent_evidence": "Duplicate of #016; wider #010/011/012/019 family remains qualified.",
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       "target_date": "1904-07-01",
       "phase": "before target year",
       "date_basis": "undated historic photograph (reproduced 1973)",
       "evidence_role": "streetscape or site context",
       "geometry_use": "unreviewed",
       "reason": "Image could not be retrieved during the audit. Catalog metadata only; no visual claim or geometry use until reviewed.",
       "source_url": "https://reports.chicagolandmarkreports.org/prairie-avenue-district.pdf",
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   "title": "Prairie Avenue (looking North West) [west side, 1702–1812] — 'Views of Chicago', p. 233",
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   "view": "street view",
   "facing": "northwest",
   "camera_position": "imaginary elevated viewpoint over the east side of Prairie Avenue between 17th and 18th Streets, looking across the roadway at the west-side house fronts from 1702 to 1812 (18th Street crossing mid-strip)",
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   "date_latest": 1893,
   "period": "in-period",
   "creator": "Rand, McNally & Co. (artist unrecorded)",
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   "collection": "Lawrence J. Gutter Collection of Chicagoana (UIC); Rand, McNally & Co.'s bird's-eye views and guide to Chicago (1893)",
   "call_number": "LoC copy: F548.5.R19 (General Collections); LoC P&P analytic record 89711519 cites this book",
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   "notes": "THE KEY IN-PERIOD VIEW OF 1812: full front of the Burnham & Root house (1884) — three storeys plus gable: rock-faced stone basement and first storey with a large round-arched window (left) and arched entrance porch with stair (right), brick upper storeys banded in stone, a second-floor oriel and iron balcony at the third floor under a big arched window, and a steep Flemish/stepped gable with a grid window and finial; neighbours' walls either side. Published in Albert Levy's Architectural Photographic Series (New York), which dates it to the 1880s. RBA caption/notes: Description: Levy unnumbered; Reference Sources: \"Albert Levy's Architectural Photographic Series,\" no. 31, 33; Date of Object(s): c.1885-1900",
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   "found_via": "IA full-text search '\"1812 Prairie\" cost'; OCR of the page read",
   "notes": "Burnham & Root's two-storey barn/coach house for the Wheeler house (the residence itself is also Burnham & Root, 1884) — a rear outbuilding for the 1904 lot.",
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   "title": "\"No 1812 Prairie av, G H Wheeler, 2-story barn, 30x47, $4000.\"",
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   "notes": "Close ground-level view of the George H. Wheeler house (Burnham & Root, 1884): narrow brick front with stone banding, a stepped and scrolled Flemish (\"Dutch\") gable with finial, a large round-arched window at the third floor with balcony, paired arched entrance at the ground storey, bay at the second floor; tall chimney; 1808 Keith granite wall at right. Occupants per chicagology: George H. Wheeler, J. C. Wooley; house razed 1968.",
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   "notes": "The second house on Prairie Avenue (Samuel B. Pomeroy, c. 1857): two-storey Italianate villa with bracketed cornice, arched windows, arcaded side/front porch with balcony, large cupola, ornamental iron fence. Blog: sold 1863 to Henry Hinsdale, then James Smith; bought 1880 by George B. Marsh who soon gave it \"an entirely new stone façade\"; demolished 1940s. So this photograph shows the PRE-1880 form — the 1904 house had the Marsh stone front (massing/cupola may or may not survive). A neighbouring masonry house is visible at right.",
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   "notes": "Transcription reviewed: construction still underway; continuous house/stable outer wall, small street windows, sloping roof and enclosed grounds described. Original newspaper scan not recovered in this pass. Independent written construction-period context; transcription accuracy not checked against the original.",
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      "notes": "House-by-house newspaper tour of Prairie Avenue (16th–22nd St). 1800-block passages: Charles M. Henderson \"has enjoyed his airy but substantially built mansion for many years\"; \"The Fernando Jones house has been improved and enlarged recently\" (supports the 1886 mansard addition at 1834); \"The light stone-front house, No. 1828, is a gem of artistic beauty\" (D. B. Shipman); \"Contiguous to Mr. Shipman's is the handsome brown stone…\" (1824); the Glessner house under construction (\"the northern wall… is unbroken\"). Rights reviewed 2026-10-02: reclassified public domain (published 1887 newspaper text); a transcription only — no image to store.",
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   "title": "\"Secor Cunningham bought from William A. Fuller and V. S. Watkins the brown stone residence, No. 1824 Prairie avenue, for $60,000…\"",
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   "title": "\"The transfer of the property 1824 Prairie avenue by William A. Fuller to A. I. Cunningham for $50,000… The ground is 67 by 177 feet, east front, 215 feet south of Eighteenth street, and is improved with a three-story, brown stone front residence…\"",
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   "notes": "The 1904 household at 1824: Secor Cunningham (summer residence Highland Park), whose family bought the Marsh brownstone in 1897 (npo-1824-rebj-1897-05-01-fuller-to-cunningham-67x177). The street list (p. 187, n188; recorded by the south stream) agrees: '1824 Mr. & Mrs. Secor Cunningham'. So in 1904 1824 was the three-storey brownstone-front house on a 67 × 177 ft lot, occupied by the Cunninghams, with the two-storey brick barn (later leased as a garage, np-1824-tribune-1908-12-12-garage-fire) at the rear.",
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   "title": "\"Two Die in Fire as Garage Blazes. Wife and Baby of Chauffeur for Jackson K. Dering Perish When Place Becomes Furnace… at 1824 Prairie Avenue.\"",
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   "notes": "Describes the 1824 rear building: \"The fire occurred in the barn in the rear of the residence of Secor Cunningham, who had leased it as a stable and garage to Jackson K. Dering… On the first floor of the building—a TWO STORY BRICK structure—there were two automobiles…, three horses and as many carriages. On the second floor lived Carr [the chauffeur], his wife and baby, and his two brothers-in-law.\" The windows were barred with iron ('to find egress blocked by iron bars'); a coal stove on the stable floor started it. This is the Marsh barn of 1881 (AABN permit: two-storey brick barn 30 × 50 ft, dw-aabn-1881-marsh-1824-barn-permit): in 1904 a two-storey brick stable with living quarters above and barred windows. Damage extent not stated; the 1911 Sanborn still shows a 2-storey rear building at 1824.",
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   "notes": "Two-storey Italianate brick house on a high rusticated stone basement: bracketed cornice with pediment-like gable, segmental-arched stone window hoods, a projecting angled bay on the north (left), front stoop with ornamental cast-iron railings and arched entrance, small oculus in the gable; neighbouring Italianate house visible at right (south) and a cupola at far left. NOTE: the library's building record cites an 1886 mansard addition — this photograph shows no mansard, so it probably pre-dates 1886 and does NOT show the 1904 roofline. Blog: built 1866 for Fernando Jones, razed 1942.",
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   "notes": "Confirms Van Osdel as architect and gives a c.1867 date and cost for the Fernando Jones house (building index pa-1834-9: Van Osdel).",
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   "notes": "Header: occupants Fernando Jones, Wilbur F. Storey, G. R. Grant (1892); life span 1866–1942; architect John M. Van Osdel. Chicago Evening Post, 2 Mar 1869: Jones at '910 Prairie avenue' (pre-1879 number). New for the model: Chicago Tribune, 5 Jan 1942 — firemen put out 'a $1,500 fire on the vacant third floor' of 'an apartment building at 1834 Prairie avenue' (so by 1942 the house had a third storey and had been cut into apartments); Chicago Tribune classified, 15 Feb 1942 — 'WRECKING—1834 Prairie / Walnut staircase; stained glass; window guards…' (demolition under way Feb 1942, interior: walnut staircase, stained glass). Jones died in the house on 8 Nov 1911 (Tribune, 9 Nov 1911).",
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   "title": "\"Chicago Blazes. The alarm from Box No. 98 at 4:45 o'clock yesterday afternoon was caused by an overheated stove in the two-story brick barn in the rear of No. 1834 Prairie avenue, owned and occupied by W. F. Storey. Damage $400. Fully insured.\"",
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   "notes": "Answers part of the 1834 Storey lead and adds an outbuilding: in January 1883 a TWO-STOREY BRICK BARN stood at the rear (alley) of 1834 Prairie, and Wilbur F. Storey (proprietor of the Chicago Times) was living in the house; a stove fire did $400 damage, 'fully insured'. The paper says 'owned and occupied by W. F. Storey', but the Storey will-contest reporting (Tribune 20 Jan 1886, npo-1834-tribune-1886-01-20-storey-letters-jones-house) states the house belonged to Fernando Jones and Storey was his tenant — read 'owned' here as loose wording. Bearing on 1904: the 1834 lot carried a two-storey brick barn by 1883 (it is the brick stable square on the Robinson 1886 plate and should be modelled at the alley in 1904 unless later evidence removes it). It also shows the house pre-dates 1883, consistent with the 1866–67 Van Osdel construction (dw-indchi-1891-v1-1867-van-osdel-jones) rather than a post-1871 date.",
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   "notes": "Chicagology's per-address crop of the hand-coloured plate of Robinson's Atlas of the City of Chicago (E. Robinson, 1886) covering Prairie Avenue from 16th to 22nd Street (north at right; Indiana Avenue at top), full-resolution file (3841×1482 px) with a black arrow added by Chicagology. Plate conventions: pink = brick, yellow = frame, buff/brown = stone (a brown band at a pink front = stone front); X-crossed squares = rear stables on the alleys; frontage figures (ft) and small house numbers along the street lines. Every crop in the series is the same plate and differs only by the arrow; the first-pass aggregate records (a19-cgy-robinson-1886-crops-1900-block, a20-chicagology-robinson-1886-crops) and the Newberry atlas (st-newberry-robinson-1886-atlas) cover the plate as a whole — this record keeps the per-address crop because its arrow is Chicagology's lot identification, which the site plan can place by address. 1886 evidence only: combine with the 1911 Sanborn for 1904. Page caption: '1834 S. Prairie Ave. / Robinson Fire Insurance Map / 1886'. Arrow comes down from Indiana Avenue and ends at the alley end of a lot in the west-side 1800 block (between 18th and 19th Streets) near the printed number 1834; the lot carries a brick (pink) house. Verify against the printed numbers before using it as the Jones footprint.",
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   "found_via": "IA full-text search '\"Fernando Jones\" \"Storey\" Prairie' (owner-name pass); passage read on the page image (IIIF crop)",
   "notes": "Settles who owned 1834 while Storey lived there: \"In a letter of Nov. 14, 1881, Mr. Storey abuses Fernando Jones and all his people—'damn them,' etc. The Prairie avenue house he lived in belonged to Jones, and he had an idea that there was sewer-gas there, and that it had poisoned him, and wanted A. S. Trude to sue him for a million dollar damages and to hurry the matter up.\" So the house at 1834 was Fernando Jones's property and Storey was renting it by Nov. 1881 (he died there on 27 Oct 1884; funeral from the house). With the 1883 barn-fire item this answers the WORKLOG lead: Storey's residence does NOT bear on a later construction date — the house is Jones's 1866–67 Van Osdel building, let to Storey c.1881–84; the Joneses returned after Storey's death, and the library's '1886 mansard addition' falls after they moved back. The 1904 house is therefore the Jones house as enlarged in 1886. No architectural description in the passage.",
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   "notes": "EoC gallery item: a c. 1905 street view of the west side from 1828 to 1936 — would show 1828 Shipman and 1834 Jones (with its 1886 mansard) in the 1904 state. HIGH PRIORITY to obtain (CHM). Listing only.",
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   "notes": "Montage of five halftone portraits of Fernando Jones seated in wicker chairs and standing (captions 'Why, I'm not old', 'I like my garden', 'Don't I stand like a soldier?'). Interior/garden backgrounds are too indistinct to read; no building information.",
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   "notes": "Header: architect Treat & Folts; life span 1882–1939. Adds to the 1882 permit and 1887 sale already recorded (a19-cgy-1912-tribune-permit-1882): Inter Ocean, 24 July 1908 — Frank O. Lowden sells to Mrs. Isabella F. Blackstone; 'The building is a three story brown stone structure, occupying a lot 56×176 feet on the west side of the avenue, 190 feet north of Twentieth street', consideration $69,187.60 (Blackstone lived there to her death in 1928). Tribune 8 Jun 1887 gives the lot as 55 by 176 and the stone as Connecticut brownstone. Page: razed 1939. The 1908 locator (190 ft north of 20th Street) fixes the lot on the site plan; the 1882 permit's 'two-story' is the main storeys over a high basement — the 1908 notice calls it three storeys.",
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   "notes": "Chicagology's per-address crop of the hand-coloured plate of Robinson's Atlas of the City of Chicago (E. Robinson, 1886) covering Prairie Avenue from 16th to 22nd Street (north at right; Indiana Avenue at top), full-resolution file (3841×1482 px) with a black arrow added by Chicagology. Plate conventions: pink = brick, yellow = frame, buff/brown = stone (a brown band at a pink front = stone front); X-crossed squares = rear stables on the alleys; frontage figures (ft) and small house numbers along the street lines. Every crop in the series is the same plate and differs only by the arrow; the first-pass aggregate records (a19-cgy-robinson-1886-crops-1900-block, a20-chicagology-robinson-1886-crops) and the Newberry atlas (st-newberry-robinson-1886-atlas) cover the plate as a whole — this record keeps the per-address crop because its arrow is Chicagology's lot identification, which the site plan can place by address. 1886 evidence only: combine with the 1911 Sanborn for 1904. Page caption: '1912 S. Prairie Ave. / Robinson Fire Insurance Map / 1886'. Arrow ends at the alley end of the next lot south on the west side of the 1900 block, holding a brown (stone) house — consistent with the Connecticut-brownstone Moulton house of 1882.",
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   "title": "Residences at Prairie Avenue and 18th Street — 'Residences on the west side of Prairie Avenue at 18th Street, north from the Allerton residence, Chicago, Illinois, circa 1905'",
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   "rights_basis": "CHM record: 'No known copyright restrictions'; CHM nonetheless asks that reproduction be licensed via images.chicagohistory.org — kept link-only",
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   "title": "The Chicago Blue Book … 1904, street directory: \"Prairie Avenue\" (p. 187), east side 2009–2625 and west side 1824–2522",
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   "title": "Chicago Tribune, October 30, 1869 — description of Daniel Thompson's residence, NW corner Prairie Avenue and Twentieth Street (transcribed on hosting page)",
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   "notes": "Full building notice (transcribed on page): Italian style; L. B. Dixon architect; lot 193 ft on Prairie × 175 ft to alley; house 66'6\" on Prairie × 94' deep; Connecticut (Portland) brownstone ashlar 6 ft high base, Baltimore pressed brick above, brownstone trim; east front; stone porch with fluted Corinthian columns; entrance tower 73 ft; main floor 6 ft above grade; main block 44 ft to top of cornice, rear part 37 ft; storey heights basement 9 ft, principal 14'9\", second 13'6\"; slate roof; barn 39×80 ft of same materials. Later notes on page: Tribune 30 Mar 1879 sale to S. W. Allerton (192 ft frontage); Tribune 9 Jan 1898 'big red brick house and ample grounds'; Tribune 19–21 Sep 1912 Hump Hairpin Co. lease, lot 193×177 ft, house 'large four story brick dwelling' to be torn down for a two-storey factory by Alfred S. Alschuler. Primary text should be re-checked in the Tribune archive (ProQuest) before final use. Rights reviewed 2026-10-02: reclassified public domain (published 1869 newspaper; a clipping, not a page scan).",
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   "rights": "unknown — link only",
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   "date_latest": 1887,
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   "notes": "Interior (Chicagology says \"John Sears\", the file name and the house say Joseph Sears): a parlour/dining room with heavy portières and lace at a tall window, gilt-framed paintings, a gasolier with glass shades, Eastlake-style furniture, busts on pedestals, carved overmantel/cornice. Pre-Meeker (before the c.1905 Heun remodel).",
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     "creator": "unknown photographer",
     "date": "undated (Sears occupancy 1882–1902)",
     "repository": "Chicagology (chicagology.com)",
     "rights": "unknown — link only",
     "title": "John Sears' dining room at 1815 S. Prairie."
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   "title": "1815 S. Prairie Ave. — Robinson Fire Insurance Map, 1886 [Chicagology address crop]",
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   "rights_basis": "Uncredited historic photograph reproduced (photocopy quality) in a 1973 municipal report; original holder not stated",
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   "found_via": "data/sources.csv B-city1973 / pa-prairie-city-report-1973; PDF downloaded and all 24 pages inspected",
   "notes": "Uncaptioned photocopy plate (page printed rotated). Kimball house complete with iron fence on a stone coping and a low stone wall along 18th Street; a row of tall stone houses to the south (Coleman 1811, Sears/Meeker 1815, Dent 1823, Doane 1827 tower); bare parkway elms; smooth roadway with curbs at the corner, broad sidewalk, a lamp/sign post at the curb. Date not given; consistent with c.1890s–1900s (Kimball completed 1892). Strong candidate view for the 1904 corner — find the original (lead: CHM; the report's bibliography cites the Chicago Daily News rotogravure 'This Is Prairie Avenue', 25 Aug. 1951).",
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   "title": "Log Cabin Playhouse at 1815 S. Prairie [as re-erected in Kenilworth]",
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   "rights": "unknown — link only",
   "rights_basis": "chicagology reproduction; the caption does not establish publication before 1929 or name the holder",
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   "notes": "A one-room log cabin with a shed-roofed porch among trees — the Sears children's playhouse that stood in the 1815 grounds until 1892, photographed after it was moved to Joseph Sears's Kenilworth home (so the setting is Kenilworth). Evidence that a log playhouse stood in the 1815 yard before 1892 — absent in 1904.",
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   "found_via": "chicagology Prairie Avenue index → per-address page (follow-up pass, all images on the page enumerated)",
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   "rights_basis": "1949 newspaper; copyright status not checked — link only",
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   "found_via": "chicagology Prairie Avenue index → per-address page (follow-up pass, all images on the page enumerated)",
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   "found_via": "chicagology Prairie Avenue index → per-address page (follow-up pass, all images on the page enumerated)",
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   "notes": "Looking south: the low 1968 office building on the 1815 site (east side, left), vacant west side with surviving stone curb/coping and trees, the Keith house (1900) at right distance. Later evidence (curb line, street width).",
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   "notes": "Left strip on printed page 269 (IA leaf n280; IIIF _0281; crop x0–895). Printed numbers 1823, 1827 (Doane), 1901 (Keith/Ream), 1905 (Marshall Field, mansard), 1919, 1923, 1945, ending at '20th St.' Shows the broad Field lot with its side yard and the continuous east-side frontage of detached houses with lawns, trees, curbside posts; a carriage in the roadway. Pre-1904 state: Field Jr.'s D. H. Burnham & Co. addition at 1919 is later than this drawing. 1835–1899 east-side lots are not numbered.",
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   "found_via": "IA full-text search '\"1823 prairie\"'; notice read on the page image ('lot 56x' legible; the depth '140' is on the cut line and read from the OCR — [OCR uncertain])",
   "notes": "Gives the Dent lot as 56 ft front (depth 140 ft [OCR uncertain]), which fits the 44-ft-wide house of the 1881 permit (dw-aabn-1881-11-dent-1823-permit) with c. 6 ft side yards. Sold for business use (the Frontier Press moving its offices from Indianapolis); the house had been a school (1920–22) after the Second Presbyterian manse years (1911–c.1919). Later evidence; the lot is the only datum for 1904. Dent himself is documented at 1823 throughout 1893–1911 (Tribune society notes; Twentieth Century Club meetings 'at the residence of Thomas Dent, 1823 Prairie avenue', 1899–1902).",
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   "notes": "Permit for the Doane house (architect T. V. Wadskier per the building index); the Artistic Houses interiors (dw-rb-artistic-houses-doane-1827-*) show it c. 1883–84.",
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   "notes": "Taylor photograph of the entrance/main hall with the brass electric (Edison, 1882) chandelier, carved columns, stair landing and stained-glass windows — the same view chicagology reproduces (a18-cgy-1827-hall-interior). Evidence for the 1882 electric fixtures. RBA caption/notes: Description: hall, showing light fixture; Reference Sources: CIM 465",
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   "rights": "unknown — link only",
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   "notes": "Interior of the oak main hall: carved arcade on columns separating the stair hall, galleried well with balusters overhead, coffered and carved ceiling, turned balustrade, patterned carpet, portières. SAME PHOTOGRAPH as a18-gh-doane-stairhall (Glessner House blog, sepia) — probably the Artistic Houses (1883–84) \"Mr. J. W. Doane's Hall\" view (cf. a18-artistic-houses-doane-hall-2, dw-rb-artistic-houses-doane-1827-hall-stair); rights left link-only because the page names no source.",
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   "notes": "Tribune 21 Nov 1909: the J. W. Doane residence \"at 1823 (sic) Prairie avenue\" sold to Arthur B. Peck of Syracuse for $25,000; \"The Doane lot is 81×160 feet and the three story brown stone residence cost originally $200,000.\" Inter Ocean 11 Dec 1882: \"glistening… with electric light from top to bottom\". Burned 1927 (Tribune 16 Jan 1927 caption on the page; existing records date the fire 1 Jan 1927 — see WORKLOG conflict).",
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   "notes": "Artistic Houses plate of the Doane hall (hall, looking toward side of staircase): carved grand staircase, coffered ceiling, columns and portières. Holder: also published in Chicago and Its Makers, p. 465. Interior only; Doane house by Theodore V. Wadskier (building index). Rights reviewed 2026-10-02: reclassified public domain (published Artistic Houses plate).",
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   "notes": "The Doane house (1827) four years before the target date: the property, 80 × 170 ft, had 'recently passed into the hands of Riley & Robinson of New York… at a valuation of $125,000'; 'the house originally cost $265,000' (the Wadskier house of 1882–83); and it was 'without a tenant at present'. J. A. Dowie (Zion) was negotiating for it — he did not get it (the 1902 foreclosure, npo-1827-abendpost-1902-11-30-doane-house-foreclosed-to-sprague). Bearing on 1904: after John W. Doane's death (1901) the house stood empty or in speculative hands; no 1827 household is in the 1904 Blue Book street list. Model it as standing, possibly unoccupied. Lot: 80 × 170 here vs 72 × 177 in 1902 (the collection's 1882 footprint is 64 × 94).",
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   "title": "\"Das frühere J. W. Doane'sche Wohnhaus, 1827 Prairie Ave., mit 72 bei 177 Fuß, wurde ebenfalls im Wege des Zwangsverfahrens an A. A. Sprague für $65,000 verkauft.\"",
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   "notes": "'The former J. W. Doane residence, 1827 Prairie Ave., with 72 by 177 feet, was likewise sold by foreclosure to A. A. Sprague for $65,000. The property brought $125,000 two years ago, of which $75,000 remained as a mortgage.' So at the end of 1902 the Doane house passed by foreclosure to A. A. Sprague, with a lot of 72 × 177 ft — about half its 1900 valuation. Bearing on 1904: the house stood, owned by Sprague (whose own household is not listed at 1827 in the 1904 Blue Book); later tenants include 'Mrs. Meeker's home, 1827 Prairie' (Tribune 16 Apr 1909) and, by 1911, the Radford Architectural Co. offices. Lot conflict: 72 × 177 (1902) vs 80 × 170 (1900).",
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   "notes": "Newspaper night photograph of the house in flames, its two steep conical tower roofs silhouetted. Caption: \"Former residence of John W. Doane at 1827 Prairie avenue, one of the landmarks of the old Chicago Gold Coast, being destroyed by fire last night. It was occupied by a printing concern.\" NOTE: chicagology gives the house's life span as 1882–1927, conflicting with the 1936 demolition date in this library's building record — reconcile. Rights reviewed 2026-10-02: reclassified public domain (published 1927 newspaper photograph).",
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   "found_via": "IA text of the remaining 1,121 American Architect items scanned (second pass); page OCR read (IA item sim_american-architect-and-architecture_1881-05-28_9_283, page index 17)",
   "notes": "Permit for O. R. Keith's large brick house — the 1901 Prairie house (Lavall B. Dixon, architect; Ryerson dates it 1882; later N. B. Ream, remodelled). OCR columns are interleaved with a New York list; the Keith line itself is intact. Not to be confused with Keith's 1886 house at 1808 by Cobb & Frost.",
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   "title": "'Mary W. and O. R. Keith sold to N. B. Ream 83x177½ feet on Prairie ave. between 18th and 20th streets, at No. 1901, for $140,000' (The Real Estate and Building Journal, 6 Feb 1886)",
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   "found_via": "IA full-text search '\"1901 Prairie avenue\" Ream' → item text grep and search-inside",
   "notes": "Gives the 1901 Prairie lot as 83 × 177½ ft and the price ($140,000, house and lot) when O. R. Keith sold to Norman B. Ream in January 1886 — a year before the January 1887 fire after which Burnham & Root rebuilt the top floor. The same volume's permit tables include an 1886 entry for 'O R Keith … 1901 Prairie av … 3 … Dwelling' whose details could not be read from the OCR (lead). Page image for the exact leaf not pinned down (IA leaf/page offsets inconsistent); text read in the item's OCR.",
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   "notes": "Chicagology's per-address crop of the hand-coloured plate of Robinson's Atlas of the City of Chicago (E. Robinson, 1886) covering Prairie Avenue from 16th to 22nd Street (north at right; Indiana Avenue at top), full-resolution file (3841×1482 px) with a black arrow added by Chicagology. Plate conventions: pink = brick, yellow = frame, buff/brown = stone (a brown band at a pink front = stone front); X-crossed squares = rear stables on the alleys; frontage figures (ft) and small house numbers along the street lines. Every crop in the series is the same plate and differs only by the arrow; the first-pass aggregate records (a19-cgy-robinson-1886-crops-1900-block, a20-chicagology-robinson-1886-crops) and the Newberry atlas (st-newberry-robinson-1886-atlas) cover the plate as a whole — this record keeps the per-address crop because its arrow is Chicagology's lot identification, which the site plan can place by address. 1886 evidence only: combine with the 1911 Sanborn for 1904. Page caption: '1901 S. Prairie Ave. / Robinson Fire Insurance Map / 1886'. Arrow comes up from the lake side and ends at the large stone (buff/brown) house on the east side of the 1900 block printed 1901 (frontage '64'), the O. R. Keith house before the January 1887 fire and Ream rebuilding.",
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   "notes": "Burnham & Root's chronological list of works includes 'Norman B. Ream, House, 1901 Prairie Avenue' between the 1887 and 1888 entries — the post-fire (Jan. 1887) rebuilding of the Keith/Ream house by Burnham & Root (the AIC monograph index says they rebuilt the top floor). Confirms the 1904 form is the Burnham & Root remodel, not Dixon's 1882 original. The same list has a separate 'Norman B. Ream, House and barn' entry (Groveland Park?) and Ream warehouse (153 S. Water St., 1886) — not this site.",
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   "rights_basis": "published 1893 in Rand, McNally & Co.'s Bird's-Eye Views and Guide to Chicago (pre-1929, US); chicagology reproduction",
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   "repository": "Chicagology (chicagology.com) — secondary web reproduction; original holder not stated",
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   "rights": "unknown — link only",
   "rights_basis": "Secondary website reproduction; original source and rights not stated (same treatment as data/sources.csv pa-chicagology-* rows)",
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   "notes": "Front (west) elevation of the Ream house captioned 'In 1898 as owned by Mr. Ream' — the closest-dated view to 1904 for this house: three-storey stone block, mansard with three dormers, Corinthian portico, iron fence on stone curb, street tree. Source publication not named (the 1898 date suggests a halftone from a society/real-estate publication or the Chicago Tribune 9 Jan 1898 Prairie Avenue feature quoted on the same site — unverified).",
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     "date": "1898 (caption on hosting page)",
     "repository": "Chicagology (chicagology.com) — secondary web reproduction; original holder not stated",
     "rights": "unknown — link only",
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   "rights_basis": "Published 27 Oct 1929 in the Chicago Tribune (US): public domain since 1 Jan 2025 under the 95-year term for works published 1928–1977 — rights rule widened to publication ≤1930 on 2026-10-02 (owner)",
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     "repository": "Chicagology (chicagology.com) — secondary web reproduction; original holder not stated",
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   "notes": "Sepia print of the Field house from the southwest corner: brick with stone quoins and belt courses, mansard with dormers and iron cresting, curved glass conservatory on the south side, scroll-pattern cast-iron fence on stone curb, gas street lamp, bare trees. Same view as Chicagology's '923prairiefieldhome' (a19-cgy-1905-field-923). The file name 'G85.1.15.38' looks like a museum accession number — probably Glessner House Museum's own collection, which would make this the traceable original. Shows the south lawn side described in Artistic Houses.",
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   "notes": "Same photograph as the 1893 edition plate (a19-pictorial-1893-field), reprinted in the later edition — confirms the view was still current for the publisher in the mid-1890s. Not downloaded (duplicate image).",
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   "creator": "unknown (original photographer/publisher not named on the hosting page)",
   "repository": "Chicagology (chicagology.com) — secondary web reproduction; original holder not stated",
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   "rights": "unknown — link only",
   "rights_basis": "Secondary website reproduction; original source and rights not stated (same treatment as data/sources.csv pa-chicagology-* rows)",
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   "notes": "Halftone/line engraving captioned 'MARSHALL FIELD PRAIRIE AVE.': mansard with iron cresting, dormers, curved conservatory bay, brick walls with stone trim, stoop, scroll-pattern iron fence, large street trees, pedestrians. Probably from an 1893 souvenir publication (cf. CPL City-Wide Collection 15.75 '1905 Prairie Marshall Field home' from 1893 'Pictorial Chicago' — civic-citywide-photos in sources.csv). Already in sources.csv as pa-chicagology-1893marshallfieldhouse.",
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     "date": "1893 (per filename; publication not named)",
     "repository": "Chicagology (chicagology.com) — secondary web reproduction; original holder not stated",
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   "title": "SELECT RESIDENCE DISTRICT WHERE WEALTH HAS NOT PREVENTED DEATH FROM VISITING MANY HOUSES. — Chicago Tribune, January 9, 1898",
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   "notes": "Strip of five pen-and-ink entrance vignettes (3500×891 px), each labelled with its house number — the companion of the 1600/1620/1720/1726/1812 strip from the same article (a16-cgy-tribune-1898-prairie-widows). Shown on both the 1906 and 2035 pages. 1905 (Field): central double door under a bracketed portico with an iron-railed balcony, pedimented window at right, high straight stoop between square stone piers, scroll-pattern iron fence (matches the 1893 scroll fence; the tall-bar fence of c.1905 is later). 1906 (Edson Keith): three-storey Italianate front with a projecting full-height bay/tower at left under its own cornice, round-arched double door under a flat portico with balustraded balcony and arched window above, high stoop between stone cheek walls, balustraded terrace, arched hooded windows, tree at right — NB this does not match the mansard photograph Chicagology labels 1906 (a19-cgy-1906-keith-photo, which the 1900 stream identifies as 1900), supporting that identification. 1923 (Kellogg): mostly hidden by the big number cartouche — a wide arched entrance loggia with columns at the head of a long straight stoop, a bay at upper left, cornice, scroll iron fence and gate piers; the only individual depiction of 1923 found. 2035 (Mrs. H. O. Stone): a broad one-storey columned veranda across the front with an ornamental railing, entrance at left reached by a curving stair, tall round-arched upper windows, balustraded front fence — a detached house with a wide porch, not a narrow row-house front (relevant to the index's 'townhouse' entry for 2035). 2108 (Mark Kimball / M. T. Ames household): a rusticated/ashlar stone front, two tall round-arched windows on the parlour floor, round-arched doorway at right reached by a long straight stoop with plain rail, raised basement with barred arched windows, a domed or conical roof form of the neighbour at right — the first image of 2108; also evidence that 2108 was standing (cf. the 'empty lot' caption on cgs-2108-robinson-1886). In-period evidence of entrances, stoops and fences six years before 1904. Original Tribune page should be pulled from ProQuest for a clean copy.",
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   "creator": "unknown (original photographer/publisher not named on the hosting page)",
   "repository": "Chicagology (chicagology.com) — secondary web reproduction; original holder not stated",
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   "rights": "unknown — link only",
   "rights_basis": "Secondary website reproduction; original source and rights not stated (same treatment as data/sources.csv pa-chicagology-* rows)",
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   "notes": "Snowy oblique view across an unpaved/snow-covered Prairie Avenue: the Field house with its mansard, dormers and glazed bay, set back behind a long, tall vertical-bar iron fence on a stone curb with young street trees; neighbouring houses at left and right (the 1919 Murray/Field Jr. house appears at right). Identified: this is the Chicago Daily News negative DN-0003324 (Commons 'Marshall Field Residence retouched.jpg' is the identical 625×440 crop; see a19-field-cdn-dn0003324), dated c. 1905 — i.e. essentially the 1904 appearance. The tall fence matches the 1935 Tribune's 'high fence of iron grill work'. Period provisional.",
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     "date": "c. 1905 (per Wikimedia Commons record of the same Chicago Daily News negative, DN-0003324)",
     "repository": "Chicagology (chicagology.com) — secondary web reproduction; original holder not stated",
     "rights": "unknown — link only",
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   "period": "in-period",
   "creator": "Chicago Daily News (staff photographer)",
   "repository": "Chicago History Museum (Chicago Daily News negatives collection); copy on Wikimedia Commons",
   "collection": "Photographs from the Chicago Daily News, 1902–1933 (LoC American Memory ichicdn, now retired; digital ID ichicdn.n003324)",
   "call_number": "DN-0003324",
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   "rights": "public domain",
   "rights_basis": "Commons: public domain in the US (published before 1931); Chicago Daily News 1902–33 negatives were offered by LoC/CHM without known restrictions",
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   "verified": "viewed",
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   "notes": "The best dated near-1904 exterior of the Field house: winter, c. 1905 (Field died Jan 1906). Mansard with dormers and the square-headed upper windows, brick walls with light stone trim, the curved glazed conservatory on the south side, iron balconettes; the house is set far back behind a tall vertical-bar iron fence on a stone curb running along the whole frontage, with a row of young street trees; neighbouring 1919 (Field Jr., post-1902) at right and houses north at left. Original handle hdl.loc.gov/loc.ndlpcoop/ichicdn.n003324 now redirects only to the collection record (LCCN 2002565163); the CHM original is the citable holder. 640×457 px on Commons; local copy not yet made (Commons upload server returned HTTP 429 to repeated attempts).",
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   "title": "\"Famous Homes\" [photograph of the Marshall Field residence, 1905 Prairie avenue] (Tribune photo)",
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   "date": "June 3, 1928",
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   "found_via": "IA full-text search '\"Famous Homes\" AND collection:pub_chicago-daily-tribune' (the 1928 Sunday series), then search inside for 'Prairie'; photograph and caption read on the page image",
   "notes": "Caption read on the page: \"IN 1879 the family residence of Marshall Field was established at 1905 Prairie avenue, and the widow of the pioneer Chicago merchant and philanthropist, although spending most of her time in Washington, D. C., still maintains the old home. The carriage house in the rear roofed fine horses and a handsome carriage in the old days, but Marshall Field would never permit his coachman to drive him to business…\" The halftone shows the front: a square three-storey block (two full storeys over a raised basement) under a tall straight-sided MANSARD with three dormers (the central one pedimented), a heavy bracketed cornice, a central entrance with a projecting porch over a high stoop, tall windows, iron fence at the sidewalk, bare trees (winter). Near-period (1928) evidence of the front as it stood after 1904; the caption's '1879' conflicts with the library's 1871–1873 construction (it may refer to the Fields' occupancy, not construction). Confirms a carriage house at the rear.",
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   "title": "1905 S. Prairie — Field house in institutional use (car, flat-roofed addition)",
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   "date_latest": 1950,
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   "creator": "unknown (original photographer/publisher not named on the hosting page)",
   "repository": "Chicagology (chicagology.com) — secondary web reproduction; original holder not stated",
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   "rights": "unknown — link only",
   "rights_basis": "Secondary website reproduction; original source and rights not stated (same treatment as data/sources.csv pa-chicagology-* rows)",
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   "found_via": "chicagology.com Prairie Avenue house pages",
   "notes": "Field house after conversion (New Bauhaus / Aeronautical University era): brick walls, stone belt courses, slate mansard with dormers, exterior fire escape and a flat-roofed glazed addition at the front corner; tall iron fence still in place. Post-1904 alterations: fire escape and addition. Shows the mansard profile and window rhythm well.",
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     "creator": "unknown (original photographer/publisher not named on the hosting page)",
     "date": "c. late 1930s–1940s (car model; institutional addition)",
     "repository": "Chicagology (chicagology.com) — secondary web reproduction; original holder not stated",
     "rights": "unknown — link only",
     "title": "1905 S. Prairie — Field house in institutional use (car, flat-roofed addition)"
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   "title": "The \"Three Little Maids\" of the famous Field \"Mikado\" party. Left to right they are Florence Otis, Ethel Field, and Alice Keith.",
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   "camera_position": null,
   "date": "Chicago Tribune, 12 Dec 1937 (file name); the photograph is of the January 1886 party",
   "date_earliest": 1937,
   "date_latest": 1937,
   "period": "later",
   "creator": "Chicago Tribune (reproducing an 1886 studio photograph)",
   "repository": "Chicagology (chicagology.com)",
   "collection": "Chicagology 1905 page; original: Chicago Tribune, 12 Dec 1937 (per file name)",
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   "rights": "copyright — link only",
   "rights_basis": "Newspaper page of 1937; renewal status not checked",
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   "verified": "viewed",
   "found_via": "chicagology Prairie Avenue index → per-address page (follow-up pass, south half 1834–2140; every image on the page enumerated)",
   "notes": "Studio portrait of three girls in kimono with parasols (Florence Otis, Ethel Field, Alice Keith) from the Field children's 'Mikado' party at 1905 Prairie. Social context only; no building information.",
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   "date_latest": 1955,
   "period": "later",
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   "repository": "Chicagology (chicagology.com) — secondary web reproduction; original holder not stated",
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   "call_number": null,
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   "rights": "unknown — link only",
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   "notes": "Plans stage of the Max A. Meyer house. The location as printed ('corner of Twenty-second street') conflicts with 2009 Prairie; the June 1888 issue also lists Burnham & Root plans 'for Max Meyer'. See the May 1889 completion note.",
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   "notes": "Text: 'R. W. Maxton … secretary of the Bruschke Furniture Company … Max Meyer's residence, 2009 Prairie avenue, is just being completed by the same firm, who had the whole building under contract. They have also completed another residence by the same architects (Burnham & Root)…' Fixes completion of 2009 to spring 1889 and names the general contractor (Bruschke Furniture Co. / R. W. Maxton).",
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   "found_via": "WebSearch 'Edward F. Robbins house 2126 Prairie Avenue … Mann MacNeill Lindeberg'",
   "notes": "8-page PDF index of images in Arcadia picture books — the best page-level finding list for published photographs of this stream's houses. Key rows (publication CHPA = W. Tyre, Chicago's Historic Prairie Avenue, Arcadia 2008; CM = J. Graf, Chicago's Mansions, Arcadia 2004): Sherman 2100 — CHPA p.31, CM p.102 (image c.1880s–1910s); Max A. Meyer 2009 — CHPA p.39; Reid 2013 — CHPA p.47 (c.1880s–1910s), CM p.14; Otis/Tolman/Stone 2031–2035 — CHPA p.17 rendering c.1870s–90s ('limestone known as Athens marble'; all three razed 1940s), 2033 Walker Evans 1946 CHPA p.111; 2000 block with Buckingham 2036 — CHPA p.27 (c.1870s–90s); P. D. Armour/Kelley 2115 — CHPA p.26 (c.1890s–1910s) and p.110 (12/1937, demolition); Rees 2110 — CHPA p.113 (c.1970–75 café), CM p.15; Tucker/Hamill 2126 (late 1860s house, 'home rebuilt by subsequent owner') — CHPA p.18 (c.1870s–90s) = the PREDECESSOR of the Robbins house; Robbins 2126 — CHPA p.48 (c.1910s–20s, World Book offices; 'Original Hamill residence was razed by Robbins, 1904') and p.124 (2002); Byron L. Smith 2140 — CHPA p.30 (c.1880s–1910s); Hanford 2008 Calumet — CHPA p.51 (rendering c.1883); Wheeler 2018 Calumet — CHPA p.18 (c.1950s), p.120 (c.1997), CM p.16; also C. H. Wheeler 2125 Prairie (CHPA p.26), Wm Aldrich/David B. Fisk 2100 S. Calumet (c.1880s–1910s) and Finley Barrell 2109 S. Calumet. Original holders of the book images (mostly CHM and Glessner House Museum) must be traced through the books' credit lines.",
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   "notes": "High-quality albumen-era photograph of the Burnham & Root Sherman house (completed 1876): two-and-a-half storeys of dark brick banded with light stone over a high rusticated stone basement, steep slate roofs with Gothic gabled dormers and iron cresting, a tall corner pavilion with conical/hipped slate roof and finial, carved chimney stacks, a front porch carried on clustered colonnettes reached by a curved stone stair with pierced balustrade, a side bay/oriel on the 21st Street flank, low stone-post-and-iron front fence, parkway trees, plank-guard tree boxes and stone sidewalk. A woman stands on the porch; two children sit at the curb. A numeral '4' is printed lower right (plate/series number). Chicagology gives no source; the CHM holds ICHi-001299 'Sherman house, 2100 Prairie, circa 1890' (marker credit) which may be this or a related view — unverified. Key reference for the 1904 massing; the house stood until 1936 so 1904 appearance should match unless altered after the photo. The same photograph is reproduced on the Glessner House blog ('Prairie Avenue and Louis Sullivan – Part I', 2020-06-02), which quotes Sullivan's Autobiography of an Idea describing the house 'nearing completion' on the SW corner of Prairie and 21st. ORIGINAL identified: J. W. Taylor albumen print at the Art Institute of Chicago (a20-aic-taylor-sherman-residence).",
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     "date": "undated (19th century; costume suggests c. 1885–1895)",
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     "rights": "unknown — link only",
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   "title": "Chicago correspondence: 'Burnham & Root … have just finished the beautiful house of John B. Sherman, on the corner of Twenty-First Street and Prairie Avenue.'",
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   "notes": "Completion date (spring 1876) for the Sherman house; describes Burnham & Root as 'professed Gothic men', pupils of P. B. Wight.",
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   "notes": "Perspective of the Sherman house from the street corner: brick-and-stone Victorian Gothic with very steep slate roofs, gabled dormers, corner bay carried on a column, stone string courses and window hoods, entrance porch; neighbouring houses at the edges. Inset 'Plan of First Story' with room names (parlors, library, dining room, hall/stair, kitchen, pantries) and a scale bar. The accompanying text (p. 316) specifies: Philadelphia pressed brick laid with close joints in black mortar and Columbia sandstone; doorway columns and the column under the corner bay of dark blue polished granite; cornices and dormers entirely of stone; chimney tops of red and buff terra-cotta; reveals of large windows 12 in.; roof of black Chapman slate, sawed; hall with oak timber ceiling. The single best period source for 2100 Prairie (Burnham & Root's first major work, finished spring 1876). Image is printed sideways (rotate 90° clockwise to read).",
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   "notes": "Sepia street photograph; the blog identifies, left to right, Max Rothschild (2112), Harriet Rees (2110), Mark Kimball (2108), John B. Sherman (2100) and Ebenezer Buckingham (2036, across 21st St). Shows the continuous run of tall stone row-house fronts with high stone stoops, heavy carved newels and cheek walls, arched entrances, the Rees bay with carved band, a deep iron balustraded porch/veranda on the Kimball house, then Sherman's corner and mansarded houses beyond; elm parkway trees (blog suggests damaged in the 1891 house move), smooth pavement, curb-side stone bollards along the east (right) side, a covered carriage. Also published 2014-04-21 ('The Rees House and the Changing Face…', file '14-04-21 2100 block looking NW.jpg') with a matching April 2014 view; Chicagology's 'Rees House (arrow), about 1895' (a20-chicagology-2110-rees-street-c1895) is a crop of the same negative. One of the most important in-period streetscapes for the 2100 block; holder of the original unknown (likely CHM or Glessner House collection).",
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   "title": "\"Widow Must Trim the Trees. Will of the Late John B. Sherman Contains No Provision for Keeping Up His Three Homes.\"",
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   "date": "August 9, 1903",
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   "date_latest": 1903,
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   "notes": "Read on the page: \"When asked to construe certain parts of the will of the late John B. Sherman, Judge Holdom yesterday held that the widow, Mrs. [Catherine] Sherman, will have to take care of the trees in her dooryard, saw off the dead limbs herself, and keep her own lawn in trim, as the estate will not have to pay for it. By the will Mrs. Sherman was given an annual income and the use of the three homes of her late husband at Mount Clemens, Newport, and Chicago. No direct provision … was made for the keeping up [and rep]airing of the places.\" Bearing: in 1903 the Chicago home (2100 Prairie) passed to the widow's use for life, with its TREES and LAWN ('dooryard'); she was responsible for its upkeep. Together with her absence from the 1903–05 Blue Book street pages (the widow is not listed at 2100) and the McCormick Neurological College's occupancy by 1907, the house in 1904 was most likely the widow's little-used town house. Gives grounds with mature trees and a lawn for the 1904 model.",
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   "date": "1905 (edition for 1905; compiled late 1904)",
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   "date_latest": 1905,
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   "date_latest": 1907,
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   "notes": "Read on the page: \"McCORMICK NEUROLOGICAL COLLEGE, 2100 PRAIRIE-AV., CHICAGO. Fifteenth Year. Incorporated in Illinois. First Nonsectarian Medical School. Undergraduate Course 6 months…\" Bearing on the Sherman house (2100): John B. Sherman died there on 25 Feb 1902 (Tribune 25–26 Feb 1902); no household is listed at 2100 in the Blue Books for 1903, 1904 or 1905; by 1907 the house was the seat of Dr. Charles McCormick's 'neurological college', and he lived there (Tribune 30 Sep 1908). The college was incorporated in July 1903 (Tribune 23 Jul 1903) but its 1903–06 address was not found. So in 1904 the Sherman house stood (it lasted to 1936) and was either closed after Sherman's death or already in non-family use; the 1907 ad is the earliest dated institutional use found.",
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   "notes": "Front elevation of the Kelley/Armour house: three storeys of pale (stuccoed or painted) stone-trimmed masonry in Second Empire style, quoined and banded, round-arched windows with keystones, central arched entrance under a carved pediment with a high stone stair with stepped stone cheek walls, patterned slate mansard with arched pedimented dormers and iron cresting, tall chimney. At left (north, since the camera faces east) the neighbour — by position 2109 Roloson (tagged, unconfirmed) — shows a two-storey columned veranda and a mansard tower; at right a dark brick Second Empire house with ornate arched windows and mansard (2123?). Snow on parkways; no fences visible in front of 2115 (low coping only). Date unknown; Chicagology gives none. Useful for 1904 massing (Armour widow lived here to 1921).",
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     "repository": "Chicagology (chicagology.com) — website compilation; original holder not credited on page",
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   "title": "2115 S. Prairie Ave. — Robinson Fire Insurance Map, 1886 [Chicagology address crop]",
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   "creator": "E. Robinson (Robinson's Atlas of the City of Chicago, 1886); crop and arrow by Chicagology",
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   "collection": "Chicagology Prairie Avenue address pages; original: Robinson's Atlas of the City of Chicago (1886)",
   "call_number": null,
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   "verified": "viewed",
   "found_via": "chicagology Prairie Avenue index → per-address page (follow-up pass, south half 1834–2140; every image on the page enumerated)",
   "notes": "Chicagology's per-address crop of the hand-coloured plate of Robinson's Atlas of the City of Chicago (E. Robinson, 1886) covering Prairie Avenue from 16th to 22nd Street (north at right; Indiana Avenue at top), full-resolution file (3698×1400 px) with a black arrow added by Chicagology. Plate conventions: pink = brick, yellow = frame, buff/brown = stone (a brown band at a pink front = stone front); X-crossed squares = rear stables on the alleys; frontage figures (ft) and small house numbers along the street lines. Every crop in the series is the same plate and differs only by the arrow; the first-pass aggregate records (a19-cgy-robinson-1886-crops-1900-block, a20-chicagology-robinson-1886-crops) and the Newberry atlas (st-newberry-robinson-1886-atlas) cover the plate as a whole — this record keeps the per-address crop because its arrow is Chicagology's lot identification, which the site plan can place by address. 1886 evidence only: combine with the 1911 Sanborn for 1904. Page caption: '2115 S. Prairie Ave. / Robinson Fire Insurance Map / 1886'. Arrow ends on the east side of the 2100 block at lot 15, an L-shaped brick house with a stone front band, printed 2115 (frontage '50').",
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   "title": "[P. D. Armour obituary] \"The residence of Mr. Armour Sr. for many years was at 2115 Prairie avenue. It is a large square house with stone front and mansard roof…\"",
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    "2115 S. Prairie Avenue"
   ],
   "date": "January 7, 1901",
   "date_earliest": 1901,
   "date_latest": 1901,
   "creator": "Chicago Daily Tribune",
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   "catalog_url": "https://archive.org/details/per_chicago-daily-tribune_1901-01-07_60_7/page/n1/mode/1up",
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   "found_via": "IA full-text search '\"2115 prairie\"'; passage read on the page image (IIIF crop)",
   "notes": "Read on the page: \"The residence of Mr. Armour Sr. for many years was at 2115 Prairie avenue. It is a large square house with stone front and mansard roof, of a style so popular a quarter of a century ago, but long since out of date. A few tall elms rise above the roof in the lawn before the structure, but there is nothing about the premises to give a hint that one of the richest men in America had there his abiding place… The Armour home is luxuriously furnished, but extreme good taste rules everywhere.\" Bearing on 1904 (the widow's house, unchanged in form): a SQUARE block, STONE FRONT, MANSARD ROOF, with a front lawn carrying tall elms that overtop the roof. Agrees with the 1928 Tribune photograph (nps-2115-tribune-1928-07-08-famous-homes-photo).",
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    },
    {
     "what": "front material",
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    {
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    },
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     "what": "trees",
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     "locator": "same"
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   ],
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   "title": "The Chicago Blue Book … 1903, street directory: \"Prairie Avenue\" (p. 184), 2027–2641 and 2026–2620",
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    "2110 S. Prairie Avenue",
    "2112 S. Prairie Avenue",
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    "2140 S. Prairie Avenue"
   ],
   "date": "1903 (edition for 1903; compiled late 1902)",
   "date_earliest": 1902,
   "date_latest": 1903,
   "creator": "The Chicago Directory Company",
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   "notes": "The year before the target, for comparison with the 1904 page (nps-bluebook-1904-prairie-street-p187-1900-2140). Same households at 2027 (Borland), 2031 (Tolman), 2033 (Otis), 2035 (Mrs. H. O. Stone), 2101 (Pike), 2109 (Roloson), 2115 (Mrs. Armour), 2036 (Buckingham), 2110 (Edson Keith jr.), 2112 (Rothschild), 2120 (Gorton), 2140 (Byron L. Smith). Differences: \"2108 Mr. & Mrs. Alex. H. Seelye / Mrs. Miner T. Ames & dr. / Miner T. Ames jr. / Miss Eleonora Cowen\" — 2108 was a let house in 1902–03 (absent in 1904, 'Dr. & Mrs. Frank Allport' in 1905); \"2126 Mr. & Mrs. Edward F. Robbins\" — the Robbins family was already at 2126 before their new house was built, i.e. living in the earlier (Hamill/Tucker-built) house on the lot, which fits a 1904 razing and rebuild on the same lot. Nothing at 2100 or 2130 (both absent 1903–05).",
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   "title": "2126 S. Prairie Ave. — Robinson Fire Insurance Map, 1886 [Chicagology address crop]",
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   "notes": "Chicagology's per-address crop of the hand-coloured plate of Robinson's Atlas of the City of Chicago (E. Robinson, 1886) covering Prairie Avenue from 16th to 22nd Street (north at right; Indiana Avenue at top), full-resolution file (3698×1400 px) with a black arrow added by Chicagology. Plate conventions: pink = brick, yellow = frame, buff/brown = stone (a brown band at a pink front = stone front); X-crossed squares = rear stables on the alleys; frontage figures (ft) and small house numbers along the street lines. Every crop in the series is the same plate and differs only by the arrow; the first-pass aggregate records (a19-cgy-robinson-1886-crops-1900-block, a20-chicagology-robinson-1886-crops) and the Newberry atlas (st-newberry-robinson-1886-atlas) cover the plate as a whole — this record keeps the per-address crop because its arrow is Chicagology's lot identification, which the site plan can place by address. 1886 evidence only: combine with the 1911 Sanborn for 1904. Page caption: '2126 S. Prairie Ave. / Robinson Fire Insurance Map / 1886'. Arrow ends at lot 6 of block 25, a brick house printed 2126 — the earlier Hamill house that stood here until it was razed in 1904 for the Robbins house; this is its footprint, not Robbins's.",
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   "title": "[Real estate] \"Edward F. Robbins of the Board of Trade firm of Vilas & Robbins has purchased from Mrs. Charles Hamill the residence at 2126 Prairie avenue for $25,000…\"",
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   "notes": "Read on the page: \"Edward F. Robbins of the Board of Trade firm of Vilas & Robbins has purchased from Mrs. Charles Hamill the residence at 2126 Prairie avenue for $25,000. The ground has a frontage of fifty feet, with a depth of 180 feet. The residence is a three-story brick, built some years ago.\" Bearing on the 2126 question: the Robbins family bought the EXISTING Hamill house in Nov 1901 and are listed at 2126 in the Blue Books of 1903, 1904 and 1905 (street pages, this stream). So in 1902–03 they lived in the Hamill house; the Mann, MacNeille & Lindeberg 'Residence for Edward F. Robbins' published in Inland Architect, May 1905, is the house that followed. Whether that work was a rebuilding from the ground (the library's '1904 construction'; the first-pass note that the Hamill house was razed in 1904) or a remodelling of the three-storey brick Hamill house is NOT settled by any newspaper item found: no 1903–04 permit or razing notice for 2126 turned up (see worklog). Lot: 50 × 180 here vs 58 × 178 in 1909.",
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   "notes": "'Our Illustrations' list; same list also names 'Residence for John B. Drake, Jr., 2106 Calumet Ave., Chicago; Howard V. Shaw, architect' (adjacent block, not in building index).",
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   "id": "nps-2126-tribune-1909-04-22-armour-buys-three-story-brick-14-rooms",
   "title": "[Real estate] \"J. Watson Armour … has purchased … from William H. Johnson the residence property at 2126 Prairie avenue for $32,500 … The house is on a lot 58x178 feet, and is a three story brick structure containing fourteen rooms.\"",
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    "2126 S. Prairie Avenue"
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   "date": "April 22, 1909",
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   "date_latest": 1909,
   "creator": "Chicago Daily Tribune (real estate column)",
   "repository": "Internet Archive (Chicago Tribune microfilm, pub_chicago-daily-tribune)",
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   "notes": "Read on the page: \"J. Watson Armour, formerly of Kansas City … has purchased through Eugene A. Bournique & Co., from William H. Johnson the residence property at 2126 Prairie avenue for $32,500 … The house is on a lot 58x178 feet, and is a three story brick structure containing fourteen rooms.\" With the Tribune of 17 Jan 1909 (Johnson took 'the Bingham residence at 2126 Prairie avenue, including 58x178 feet of ground' in part payment from Arthur E. Bingham, at $45,000) it gives the post-1904 Robbins house: THREE STOREYS, BRICK, 14 ROOMS, on 58 × 178 ft. Owners: Robbins (1901–c. 1907), Bingham (to Jan 1909), W. H. Johnson (Jan–Apr 1909), the A. Watson Armours (1909–13). The 'three-storey brick' description is the same as the Hamill house's in 1901 (nps-2126-tribune-1901-11-03-robbins-buys-hamill-residence), which keeps open whether 1904 was a rebuild or a remodel.",
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   "title": "[2100 block of Prairie Avenue, 1951] (illustration in Rees landmark report, p. 15)",
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   "facing": "south",
   "camera_position": "in Prairie Avenue near 21st Street looking south along the west side (inferred)",
   "date": "1951 (report caption: \"By 1951 (the date of this photo)\")",
   "date_earliest": 1951,
   "date_latest": 1951,
   "period": "later",
   "creator": "unknown",
   "repository": "City of Chicago, Commission on Chicago Landmarks",
   "collection": "Landmark Designation Report: Harriet F. Rees House (prelim. recommendation 5 Jan 2012)",
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   "rights": "unknown — link only",
   "rights_basis": "City report; historic images credited inside report (not transcribed) — link only",
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   "notes": "Caption: by 1951 the Rees House was one of only two residences surviving on the 2100 block. Shows a one-storey brick industrial building built up to the sidewalk in front of the 2100–2108 sites, the Rees gable and chimneys rising behind it, a second gabled house farther south (probably the Robbins house, 2126 — the other survivor), and the multi-storey R. R. Donnelley plant beyond; 1940s–50s cars parked both sides. Evidence that Sherman (2100) and Kimball (2108) were gone by 1951 and of the 2100-block setbacks. Holder of original not transcribed.",
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   "title": "Residence erected for Wm. F. Tucker, Prairie Avenue and Twenty-second Street (\"A Quarter Century of Chicago Architecture,\" p. 13)",
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   "date": "1898 (publication); photograph undated, probably 1870s–80s",
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   "date_latest": 1898,
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   "creator": "John M. Van Osdel (architect); book compiled by/for Van Osdel (1898)",
   "repository": "Art Institute of Chicago, Ryerson & Burnham Archives",
   "collection": "Ryerson and Burnham Libraries Book Collection (720.973 I290cv)",
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   "notes": "Halftone page captioned 'Residence erected for Wm. F. Tucker, Prairie Avenue and Twenty-second Street'. NB the AIC record gives street '2126 S. Prairie Ave.' and alternate name Hamill — that is an error/conflation: the caption and the view (corner house on 22nd St with round tower) identify the 2140 house (old 1010). Shows polychrome brick, flat-topped round tower with cresting, octagonal corner tower, columned Prairie Ave porch, gas lamp, iron fence — the same state as the P. B. Greene stereograph; whether this was still the roofline in 1898/1904 or an old photograph reused is unresolved (cf. the conical-roofed state in a20-chicagology-2140-photo-a). Rights reviewed 2026-10-02: reclassified public domain (published 1898 book plate).",
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   "camera_position": "from the southeast corner of Prairie Avenue and 22nd Street",
   "date": "approx. 1865–1920 (NYPL range); P. B. Greene at 315 W. Jackson St. on mount; house built 1876, pre-1881 Smith purchase likely (title names Tucker, old street number)",
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   "creator": "P. B. Greene, Photographer, 315 W. Jackson St., Chicago",
   "repository": "New York Public Library, Photography Collection, Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division (via Wikimedia Commons)",
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   "call_number": "MFY Dennis Coll 90-F175; NYPL record 653448; digital ID G90F175_004F",
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   "rights_basis": "Wikimedia Commons: public domain in the US (created before 1931); NYPL Dennis collection",
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   "notes": "Yellow-mount stereo pair. The Van Osdel house as built: polychrome brick with light stone bands, a large round corner tower with bracketed cornice and FLAT top crowned by iron cresting, a second octagonal tower at the 22nd St. corner with mansard and cresting, Gothic dormers, Corinthian-columned entrance porch on Prairie with stone steps, low iron fence on stone curb, cast-iron gas lamp-post at the corner, young parkway tree, unpaved/macadam street. Period hand annotations on the left view: '22 St', 'Prairie Ave' and 'my room'(?) on the tower — from a resident or visitor. Confirms that the tall conical spires seen in a20-chicagology-2140-photo-a are a later alteration (B. L. Smith bought 1881; AIC index notes an 1881 remodeling). Downloaded from the Commons 1280-px thumbnail because upload.wikimedia.org rate-limited the original.",
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   "title": "2140 S. Prairie Ave. — Robinson Fire Insurance Map, 1886 [Chicagology address crop]",
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   "creator": "E. Robinson (Robinson's Atlas of the City of Chicago, 1886); crop and arrow by Chicagology",
   "repository": "Chicagology (chicagology.com)",
   "collection": "Chicagology Prairie Avenue address pages; original: Robinson's Atlas of the City of Chicago (1886)",
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   "rights": "public domain",
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   "found_via": "chicagology Prairie Avenue index → per-address page (follow-up pass, south half 1834–2140; every image on the page enumerated)",
   "notes": "Chicagology's per-address crop of the hand-coloured plate of Robinson's Atlas of the City of Chicago (E. Robinson, 1886) covering Prairie Avenue from 16th to 22nd Street (north at right; Indiana Avenue at top), full-resolution file (3698×1400 px) with a black arrow added by Chicagology. Plate conventions: pink = brick, yellow = frame, buff/brown = stone (a brown band at a pink front = stone front); X-crossed squares = rear stables on the alleys; frontage figures (ft) and small house numbers along the street lines. Every crop in the series is the same plate and differs only by the arrow; the first-pass aggregate records (a19-cgy-robinson-1886-crops-1900-block, a20-chicagology-robinson-1886-crops) and the Newberry atlas (st-newberry-robinson-1886-atlas) cover the plate as a whole — this record keeps the per-address crop because its arrow is Chicagology's lot identification, which the site plan can place by address. 1886 evidence only: combine with the 1911 Sanborn for 1904. Page caption: '2140 S. Prairie Ave. / Robinson Fire Insurance Map / 1886'. Arrow ends at the corner lots 8–9 at the north-west corner of 22nd Street: the Tucker (later B. L. Smith) house with its stable at the alley.",
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   "title": "2140 Prairie Ave. (first photograph on Chicagology page, file name \"2140prairie1880\")",
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   "camera_position": "from the southeast corner of Prairie Avenue and 22nd Street, looking northwest across the intersection",
   "date": "undated; file name says 1880 but the Romanesque house with round tower at right (consistent with Cobb's 1890 Murdoch house at 2130) indicates after 1890",
   "date_earliest": 1890,
   "date_latest": 1911,
   "period": "in-period",
   "creator": "unknown",
   "repository": "Chicagology (chicagology.com) — website compilation; original holder not credited on page",
   "collection": "Chicagology: Prairie Avenue address pages",
   "call_number": null,
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   "rights": "unknown — link only",
   "rights_basis": "Website reproduction without credited source or rights statement; original holder and rights unresolved",
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   "found_via": "Chicagology 2140 Prairie page",
   "notes": "Large clear photograph of the Van Osdel–designed Tucker/Byron L. Smith house on the NW corner of 22nd: dark brick with stone bands, three tall conical-roofed round/polygonal corner towers with cresting and finials, Gothic gabled dormers, clustered chimneys; tall iron picket fence on brick piers with ball finials; an iron-and-glass arched porte-cochère/entrance canopy on the 22nd Street (south) side. At right (north) a rough-faced stone house with a conical-roofed rounded bay — very probably 2130 Murdoch (H. I. Cobb, 1890) — and beyond it a long three-storey brick row. Overhead trolley wires and rails in 22nd Street, a cast-iron street lamp at right, a man with a bicycle. Strong 1904 evidence: shows the corner, the fence, the canopy and the trolley wires; date window inferred c. 1890–1911. Compared with the pre-1881 Greene stereograph, the towers here carry tall conical slate roofs — a later remodelling, after 1890 (the cresting-crowned towers still stood next to the 1890 Murdoch house in a20-glessner-vanosdel-2140-photo); whether 1904 had spires or cresting is unresolved — date this photo before choosing. The 1898 Van Osdel book plate (a20-aic-quarter-century-tucker-residence) still shows the cresting state, which (if the photo was current in 1898) would put the spires after 1898.",
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     "creator": "unknown",
     "date": "undated; file name says 1880 but the Romanesque house with round tower at right (consistent with Cobb's 1890 Murdoch house at 2130) indicates after 1890",
     "repository": "Chicagology (chicagology.com) — website compilation; original holder not credited on page",
     "rights": "unknown — link only",
     "title": "2140 Prairie Ave. (first photograph on Chicagology page, file name \"2140prairie1880\")"
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   "kind": "photograph",
   "title": "2140 Prairie Ave. (second photograph on Chicagology page)",
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   "view": "oblique front",
   "facing": "west",
   "camera_position": "from the Prairie Avenue roadway southeast of the house",
   "date": "undated (after 1890 — the uncropped version on the Glessner blog shows the 1890 Murdoch house next door)",
   "date_earliest": 1890,
   "date_latest": 1911,
   "period": "in-period",
   "creator": "unknown",
   "repository": "Chicagology (chicagology.com) — website compilation; original holder not credited on page",
   "collection": "Chicagology: Prairie Avenue address pages",
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   "rights": "unknown — link only",
   "rights_basis": "Website reproduction without credited source or rights statement; original holder and rights unresolved",
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   "notes": "Closer oblique of the same house showing richer original roof ornament: iron cresting crowns on the flat-topped towers, a tall spire/flèche, polychrome brick with stone string-courses, round tower with bracketed cornice, columned entrance porch on Prairie Avenue with stone stair, low iron fence on stone curb, gas lamp, hydrant and wooden tree guards. Comparison with a20-chicagology-2140-photo-a shows the tower tops changed (cresting crowns vs. tall conical roofs) — the conical roofs in photo A appear to be later; establish sequence before fixing 1904 roofline. The NYPL/P. B. Greene stereograph (pre-1881) shows the same cresting-crowned towers; the uncropped version (a20-glessner-vanosdel-2140-photo) shows the 1890 Murdoch house beside it, so this state lasted past 1890.",
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     "repository": "Chicagology (chicagology.com) — website compilation; original holder not credited on page",
     "rights": "unknown — link only",
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   "rights_basis": "Houghton Library: images linked to the finding aid are for teaching or individual research; other use, including mounting on other systems or redistribution, requires the curator’s permission. Hosted here at the owner’s direction (2026-09-28). The drawings date from 1885–1887. Credit: Houghton Library, Harvard University.",
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    "audit_number": 40,
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    "reason": "Preliminary/variant design; execution is not established. Do not use as built-condition geometry.",
    "source_url": "https://hollisarchives.lib.harvard.edu/catalog/hou00434_hou00434c00106",
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    "family_relationship": "Independence not established; a separate catalog record does not establish a separate exposure."
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   "date_latest": 1887,
   "period": "in-period",
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   "rights": "copyright — link only",
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   "notes": "Houghton drawing GLE D15: “Court interior (Glessner?), preliminary drawing. Graphite, ink on writing paper” (catalog entry 3; Box 2, Folder 6). Henry Hobson Richardson drawings, circa 1886–1940, Houghton Library, Harvard College Library; “Chicago, Ill. J. J. Glessner house (GLE), 1885–1887. Client: John Jacob Brothers (1843–1936). Contractor: Norcross Brothers, 1885–1887” (105 drawings; Ochsner 134, O’Gorman 9; microfilm reel 8, project 2). Identified by the only drawing on writing paper: Richardson’s “Brookline.” letterhead, pencilled “Glessner”. Harvard DRS 499504173; the image here is the full-size file from Harvard (5000×3701 px). Evidence limit: A preliminary sketch; the catalog itself queries the attribution.",
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   "date_latest": 1887,
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   "rights_basis": "Houghton Library: images linked to the finding aid are for teaching or individual research; other use, including mounting on other systems or redistribution, requires the curator’s permission. Hosted here at the owner’s direction (2026-09-28). The drawings date from 1885–1887. Credit: Houghton Library, Harvard University.",
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    "family": null,
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   "rights": "copyright — link only",
   "rights_basis": "Houghton Library: images linked to the finding aid are for teaching or individual research; other use, including mounting on other systems or redistribution, requires the curator’s permission. Hosted here at the owner’s direction (2026-09-28). The drawings date from 1885–1887. Credit: Houghton Library, Harvard University.",
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   "notes": "Houghton drawing GLE E4d: “Drawing Room: fireplace wall, working drawing. Graphite, watercolor on tracing paper; scale: 3/4\":1'” (catalog entry 69; Box 4, Folder 9). Henry Hobson Richardson drawings, circa 1886–1940, Houghton Library, Harvard College Library; “Chicago, Ill. J. J. Glessner house (GLE), 1885–1887. Client: John Jacob Brothers (1843–1936). Contractor: Norcross Brothers, 1885–1887” (105 drawings; Ochsner 134, O’Gorman 9; microfilm reel 8, project 2). Identified by inscribed “House for J. J. Glessner Esq. Drawing Room.”; a fireplace wall in graphite and watercolor on tracing paper, which is entry 69 (entry 68 is on drawing paper). Harvard DRS 499504241; the image here is the full-size file from Harvard (5000×3288 px). Evidence limit: A working drawing; no HABS photograph shows the drawing room.",
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    "source_url": "https://hollisarchives.lib.harvard.edu/catalog/hou00434_hou00434c00106",
    "family": null,
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   "date_latest": 1887,
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   "catalog_url": "https://hollisarchives.lib.harvard.edu/catalog/hou00434_hou00434c00106",
   "image_url": "https://mps.lib.harvard.edu/assets/images/drs:499504233/full/full/0/default.jpg",
   "rights": "copyright — link only",
   "rights_basis": "Houghton Library: images linked to the finding aid are for teaching or individual research; other use, including mounting on other systems or redistribution, requires the curator’s permission. Hosted here at the owner’s direction (2026-09-28). The drawings date from 1885–1887. Credit: Houghton Library, Harvard University.",
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   },
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   "found_via": "existing acquisition (data/sources.csv pa-glessner-houghton-gle-e5y)",
   "notes": "Houghton drawing GLE E5y: “Gas brackets in vestibule, working drawing. Graphite on drawing paper; scale: 1 1/2\":1'” (catalog entry 55; Box 4, Folder 2). Henry Hobson Richardson drawings, circa 1886–1940, Houghton Library, Harvard College Library; “Chicago, Ill. J. J. Glessner house (GLE), 1885–1887. Client: John Jacob Brothers (1843–1936). Contractor: Norcross Brothers, 1885–1887” (105 drawings; Ochsner 134, O’Gorman 9; microfilm reel 8, project 2). Identified by inscribed “Gas Brackets in Vestibule. House for J. J. Glessner Esq. No. 121. Chicago, Ill. Scale 1½ in = 1 ft”, matching entry 55 word for word. Harvard DRS 499504233; the image here is the full-size file from Harvard (5000×3418 px). Evidence limit: A working drawing for a fitting; whether it was installed as drawn, and still in 1904, needs a photograph or inventory.",
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    "source_url": "https://hollisarchives.lib.harvard.edu/catalog/hou00434_hou00434c00106",
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   "date_latest": 1887,
   "period": "in-period",
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   "repository": "Houghton Library, Harvard University",
   "collection": "Henry Hobson Richardson drawings, circa 1886–1940 (MS Typ 1096), Glessner series hou00434c00106",
   "call_number": "GLE F1",
   "catalog_url": "https://hollisarchives.lib.harvard.edu/catalog/hou00434_hou00434c00106",
   "image_url": "https://mps.lib.harvard.edu/assets/images/drs:499504169/full/full/0/default.jpg",
   "rights": "copyright — link only",
   "rights_basis": "Houghton Library: images linked to the finding aid are for teaching or individual research; other use, including mounting on other systems or redistribution, requires the curator’s permission. Hosted here at the owner’s direction (2026-09-28). The drawings date from 1885–1887. Credit: Houghton Library, Harvard University.",
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   },
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   "found_via": "existing acquisition (data/sources.csv pa-glessner-houghton-gle-f1)",
   "notes": "Houghton drawing GLE F1: “Perspective, design drawing. Graphite on tracing paper / Perspective, preliminary drawing. Graphite on tracing paper” (one of catalog entries 2–4; Box 2, Folder 6). Henry Hobson Richardson drawings, circa 1886–1940, Houghton Library, Harvard College Library; “Chicago, Ill. J. J. Glessner house (GLE), 1885–1887. Client: John Jacob Brothers (1843–1936). Contractor: Norcross Brothers, 1885–1887” (105 drawings; Ochsner 134, O’Gorman 9; microfilm reel 8, project 2). Identified by number F (site/perspective) and graphite on tracing paper; entries 2 and 4 are the folder’s two perspectives on tracing paper, both Box 2, Folder 6. Harvard DRS 499504169; the image here is the full-size file from Harvard (5000×2274 px). Evidence limit: A design-stage perspective, not the as-built house.",
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    "source_url": "https://hollisarchives.lib.harvard.edu/catalog/hou00434_hou00434c00106",
    "family": null,
    "family_relationship": "Independence not established; a separate catalog record does not establish a separate exposure."
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   "date_latest": 1886,
   "period": "in-period",
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   "rights": "unknown — link only",
   "rights_basis": "Slide of a Houghton drawing. Holder's statement: \"For publication information please contact the Art Institute of Chicago Archives at archives@artic.edu.\"",
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   "rights": "unknown — link only",
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   "rights": "unknown — link only",
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   "notes": "HABS IL-1015 photograph 5 of 17. LOC caption: “5. Historic American Buildings Survey Photocopy c. 1923 from J. J. Glessner, The Story of a House INTERIOR COURT - John J. Glessner House, 1800 South Prairie Avenue, Chicago, Cook County, IL”. HABS photocopy of a c. 1923 photograph published in J. J. Glessner, The Story of a House (1923). Call number HABS ILL,16-CHIG,17--5. Master TIFF 060907pu.tif (5000×3999 px, 8-bit grayscale) held in Internet Archive item master-pnp-habshaer-il-il0100-il0118-photos; the web copy here is 1800 px. Evidence limit: Shows the house under Glessner family occupancy about 19 years after the 1904 target. Rooms, finishes and furnishings may have changed since 1904; corroborate before modelling a detail as 1904. Period note: a c. 1923 view of the house as the Glessners kept it; exterior fabric is essentially the 1887 build, so it is close evidence for 1904, but furnishings, fixtures and planting must be checked against earlier views. T-2228 correction,2026-10-15: this is the exterior courtyard, not a furnished interior. The HABS bibliography identifies The Story of a House as an unpublished typescript; the earlier wording published in1923 is not evidence of publication or a basis for clearing the copied photograph rights.",
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    "evidence_role": "exterior reference",
    "geometry_use": "context only",
    "reason": "Actual courtyard photograph re-viewed. Supersedes T-2198 interior exclusion: courtyard is within the exterior audit. Copied-photograph rights remain unresolved; use cleared HABS measured sheets and separately licensed photographs for geometry, with chronology stated. No new rights clearance or1904dating is asserted.",
    "source_url": "https://hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/hhh.il0118/photos.060907p",
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   "rights": "unknown — link only",
   "rights_basis": "HABS copy of a photograph from J. J. Glessner, The Story of a House (1923). LOC: images copied from other sources may be restricted; review the underlying 1923 work before republication.",
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   "found_via": "existing acquisition (data/sources.csv pa-glessner-habs-photo-06); LoC record re-confirmed via loc.gov/pictures search \"Glessner house chicago\" 2026-10-01",
   "notes": "HABS IL-1015 photograph 6 of 17. LOC caption: “6. Historic American Buildings Survey Photocopy c. 1923 from J. J. Glessner The Story of a House FIRST FLOOR STAIRCASE: MAIN HALL NORTH END - John J. Glessner House, 1800 South Prairie Avenue, Chicago, Cook County, IL”. HABS photocopy of a c. 1923 photograph published in J. J. Glessner, The Story of a House (1923). Call number HABS ILL,16-CHIG,17--6. Master TIFF 060908pu.tif (3970×5000 px, 8-bit grayscale) held in Internet Archive item master-pnp-habshaer-il-il0100-il0118-photos; the web copy here is 1800 px. Evidence limit: Shows the house under Glessner family occupancy about 19 years after the 1904 target. Rooms, finishes and furnishings may have changed since 1904; corroborate before modelling a detail as 1904. Period note: a c. 1923 view of the house as the Glessners kept it; exterior fabric is essentially the 1887 build, so it is close evidence for 1904, but furnishings, fixtures and planting must be checked against earlier views.",
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   "rights": "unknown — link only",
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   "image_url": "https://tile.loc.gov/storage-services/service/pnp/habshaer/il/il0100/il0118/sheet/00004r.jpg",
   "rights": "no known restrictions",
   "rights_basis": "HABS measured drawing, U.S. Government work; LoC: no known restrictions",
   "local": {
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    "thumb": null,
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   },
   "verified": "viewed",
   "found_via": "existing acquisition (data/sources.csv G01-D4 / pa-glessner-habs-sheet-4); LoC listing re-confirmed 2026-10-01",
   "notes": "HABS measured drawing sheet 4 of 6 (Section A-A), drawn 1963. Measured after 1960 — dimensions are of the extant 1887 house; check for post-1904 changes (1950s garage door at porte-cochère, 1940s institutional fit-out). ",
   "measurements": [
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     "value": "see sheet",
     "locator": "sheet 4"
    }
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    "ticket": "T-2198",
    "audit_number": 146,
    "reviewed_on": "2026-10-08",
    "review_state": "visually inspected",
    "target_date": "1904-07-01",
    "phase": "after target year",
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    "evidence_role": "measured documentation",
    "geometry_use": "corroborate with dated evidence",
    "reason": "Later measured documentation; distinguish original fabric from changes since 1904.",
    "source_url": "https://www.loc.gov/resource/hhh.il0118.sheet/?sp=4",
    "family": null,
    "family_relationship": "Independence not established; a separate catalog record does not establish a separate exposure."
   },
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    "calumet_1800",
    "prairie_1800"
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  },
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   "title": "5. Masonry details - John J. Glessner House, 1800 South Prairie Avenue, Chicago, Cook County, IL",
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   "period": "later",
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   "repository": "Library of Congress Prints & Photographs Division",
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   "catalog_url": "https://www.loc.gov/resource/hhh.il0118.sheet/?sp=5",
   "image_url": "https://tile.loc.gov/storage-services/service/pnp/habshaer/il/il0100/il0118/sheet/00005r.jpg",
   "rights": "no known restrictions",
   "rights_basis": "HABS measured drawing, U.S. Government work; LoC: no known restrictions",
   "local": {
    "display": "research/public/glessner-habs-sheet-5.png",
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   },
   "verified": "viewed",
   "found_via": "existing acquisition (data/sources.csv G01-D5 / pa-glessner-habs-sheet-5); LoC listing re-confirmed 2026-10-01",
   "notes": "HABS measured drawing sheet 5 of 6 (Masonry details), drawn 1963. Measured after 1960 — dimensions are of the extant 1887 house; check for post-1904 changes (1950s garage door at porte-cochère, 1940s institutional fit-out). ",
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    "evidence_role": "measured documentation",
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    "reason": "Later measured documentation; distinguish original fabric from changes since 1904.",
    "source_url": "https://www.loc.gov/resource/hhh.il0118.sheet/?sp=5",
    "family": null,
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    "calumet_1800",
    "prairie_1800"
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   "collection": null,
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   "rights": "copyright — link only",
   "rights_basis": "Chicago Tribune 1965",
   "local": null,
   "verified": "viewed",
   "found_via": "chicagology.com Prairie Avenue per-address pages (1800prairie)",
   "notes": "18th Street front and stable gable from the north-west with the 1950s overhead garage door in the porte-cochère arch, utility poles and street lights. Later evidence (garage door is post-1904).",
   "measurements": [],
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    "ticket": "T-2198",
    "audit_number": 148,
    "reviewed_on": "2026-10-08",
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    "evidence_role": "exterior reference",
    "geometry_use": "corroborate with dated evidence",
    "reason": "An image can establish visible fabric at its own date; it does not establish unchanged condition on 1904-07-01.",
    "source_url": "https://chicagology.com/chicagostreets/prairieavenue/1800prairie/",
    "family": null,
    "family_relationship": "Independence not established; a separate catalog record does not establish a separate exposure."
   },
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    "prairie_1800"
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   "date_latest": 1975,
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   "creator": "Historic American Buildings Survey",
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   "catalog_url": "https://tile.loc.gov/storage-services/master/pnp/habshaer/il/il0100/il0118/data/il0118cap.pdf",
   "image_url": null,
   "rights": "no known restrictions",
   "rights_basis": "HABS federal text",
   "local": {
    "display": "research/public/glessner-habs-photo-captions.pdf",
    "thumb": null,
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   },
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   "measurements": [],
   "evidence_review": {
    "ticket": "T-2198",
    "audit_number": 149,
    "reviewed_on": "2026-10-08",
    "review_state": "written document reviewed",
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    "phase": "after target year",
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    "evidence_role": "written documentation",
    "geometry_use": "corroborate with dated evidence",
    "reason": "Written HABS record read; date each statement and distinguish later survey condition from 1904.",
    "source_url": "https://tile.loc.gov/storage-services/master/pnp/habshaer/il/il0100/il0118/data/il0118cap.pdf",
    "family": null,
    "family_relationship": "Independence not established; a separate catalog record does not establish a separate exposure."
   },
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   "parcel_ids": [
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    "prairie_1800"
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   "id": "a18-glessner-habs-photo-13",
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   ],
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   "view": "side elevation",
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   "camera_position": "from 18th Street (photogrammetric plate)",
   "date": "1965",
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   "date_latest": 1965,
   "period": "later",
   "creator": "Perry E. Borchers (Ohio State University) for HABS",
   "repository": "Library of Congress Prints & Photographs Division",
   "collection": "Historic American Buildings Survey (HABS IL-1015)",
   "call_number": "HABS ILL,16-CHIG,17--13",
   "catalog_url": "https://hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/hhh.il0118/photos.060915p",
   "image_url": "https://tile.loc.gov/storage-services/service/pnp/habshaer/il/il0100/il0118/photos/060915pr.jpg",
   "rights": "no known restrictions",
   "rights_basis": "Made for HABS (U.S. Government). LOC: no known restrictions on images made by the U.S. Government.",
   "local": {
    "display": "research/public/glessner-habs-photo-13.jpg",
    "thumb": "research/public/glessner-habs-photo-13-thumb.jpg",
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   },
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   "found_via": "existing acquisition (data/sources.csv pa-glessner-habs-photo-13); LoC record re-confirmed via loc.gov/pictures search \"Glessner house chicago\" 2026-10-01",
   "notes": "HABS IL-1015 photograph 13 of 17. LOC caption: “13. NORTH ELEVATION--LEVEL: LEFT STEREOPAIR. Copy photograph of photogrammetric plate LC-HABS-GS05-T-3224-201L, - John J. Glessner House, 1800 South Prairie Avenue, Chicago, Cook County, IL”. Photographs by Perry E. Borchers, Ohio State University, 1965 (HABS index to photographs, page 1). Call number HABS ILL,16-CHIG,17--13. Master TIFF 060915pu.tif (4933×3476 px, 8-bit grayscale) held in Internet Archive item master-pnp-habshaer-il-il0100-il0118-photos; the web copy here is 1800 px. Evidence limit: A 1965 photogrammetric stereo plate (the source of the sheet-6 elevation). Street and neighbours are 1965, not 1904. Later evidence: shows the house after the 1940s–50s institutional use (porte-cochère doors replaced by an overhead garage door in the 1950s, per Glessner House Museum); the stone envelope is unchanged from 1904.",
   "measurements": [],
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    "ticket": "T-2198",
    "audit_number": 150,
    "reviewed_on": "2026-10-08",
    "review_state": "visually inspected",
    "target_date": "1904-07-01",
    "phase": "after target year",
    "date_basis": "1965",
    "evidence_role": "exterior reference",
    "geometry_use": "corroborate with dated evidence",
    "reason": "An image can establish visible fabric at its own date; it does not establish unchanged condition on 1904-07-01.",
    "source_url": "https://hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/hhh.il0118/photos.060915p",
    "family": null,
    "family_relationship": "Independence not established; a separate catalog record does not establish a separate exposure."
   },
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   "parcel_ids": [
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    "prairie_1800"
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   "id": "a18-glessner-habs-photo-14",
   "kind": "photograph",
   "title": "North elevation — inclined: left stereopair",
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    "pa-1800-22"
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   "addresses": [
    "1800 S. Prairie Avenue"
   ],
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   "view": "side elevation",
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   "camera_position": "from 18th Street (photogrammetric plate)",
   "date": "1965",
   "date_earliest": 1965,
   "date_latest": 1965,
   "period": "later",
   "creator": "Perry E. Borchers (Ohio State University) for HABS",
   "repository": "Library of Congress Prints & Photographs Division",
   "collection": "Historic American Buildings Survey (HABS IL-1015)",
   "call_number": "HABS ILL,16-CHIG,17--14",
   "catalog_url": "https://hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/hhh.il0118/photos.060916p",
   "image_url": "https://tile.loc.gov/storage-services/service/pnp/habshaer/il/il0100/il0118/photos/060916pr.jpg",
   "rights": "no known restrictions",
   "rights_basis": "Made for HABS (U.S. Government). LOC: no known restrictions on images made by the U.S. Government.",
   "local": {
    "display": "research/public/glessner-habs-photo-14.jpg",
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   },
   "verified": "viewed",
   "found_via": "existing acquisition (data/sources.csv pa-glessner-habs-photo-14); LoC record re-confirmed via loc.gov/pictures search \"Glessner house chicago\" 2026-10-01",
   "notes": "HABS IL-1015 photograph 14 of 17. LOC caption: “14. NORTH ELEVATION--INCLINED: LEFT STEREOPAIR. Copy photograph of photogrammetric plate LC-HABS-GS05-T-3224-202L. - John J. Glessner House, 1800 South Prairie Avenue, Chicago, Cook County, IL”. Photographs by Perry E. Borchers, Ohio State University, 1965 (HABS index to photographs, page 1). Call number HABS ILL,16-CHIG,17--14. Master TIFF 060916pu.tif (4953×3491 px, 8-bit grayscale) held in Internet Archive item master-pnp-habshaer-il-il0100-il0118-photos; the web copy here is 1800 px. Evidence limit: A 1965 photogrammetric stereo plate (the source of the sheet-6 elevation). Street and neighbours are 1965, not 1904. Later evidence: shows the house after the 1940s–50s institutional use (porte-cochère doors replaced by an overhead garage door in the 1950s, per Glessner House Museum); the stone envelope is unchanged from 1904.",
   "measurements": [],
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    "audit_number": 151,
    "reviewed_on": "2026-10-08",
    "review_state": "visually inspected",
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    "phase": "after target year",
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    "evidence_role": "exterior reference",
    "geometry_use": "corroborate with dated evidence",
    "reason": "An image can establish visible fabric at its own date; it does not establish unchanged condition on 1904-07-01.",
    "source_url": "https://hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/hhh.il0118/photos.060916p",
    "family": null,
    "family_relationship": "Independence not established; a separate catalog record does not establish a separate exposure."
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   "parcel_ids": [
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    "prairie_1800"
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  },
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   "id": "a18-glessner-habs-photo-15",
   "kind": "photograph",
   "title": "North elevation: right stereopair",
   "building_ids": [
    "pa-1800-22"
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   "addresses": [
    "1800 S. Prairie Avenue"
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   "view": "side elevation",
   "facing": "south",
   "camera_position": "from 18th Street (photogrammetric plate)",
   "date": "1965",
   "date_earliest": 1965,
   "date_latest": 1965,
   "period": "later",
   "creator": "Perry E. Borchers (Ohio State University) for HABS",
   "repository": "Library of Congress Prints & Photographs Division",
   "collection": "Historic American Buildings Survey (HABS IL-1015)",
   "call_number": "HABS ILL,16-CHIG,17--15",
   "catalog_url": "https://hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/hhh.il0118/photos.060917p",
   "image_url": "https://tile.loc.gov/storage-services/service/pnp/habshaer/il/il0100/il0118/photos/060917pr.jpg",
   "rights": "no known restrictions",
   "rights_basis": "Made for HABS (U.S. Government). LOC: no known restrictions on images made by the U.S. Government.",
   "local": {
    "display": "research/public/glessner-habs-photo-15.jpg",
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   },
   "verified": "viewed",
   "found_via": "existing acquisition (data/sources.csv pa-glessner-habs-photo-15); LoC record re-confirmed via loc.gov/pictures search \"Glessner house chicago\" 2026-10-01",
   "notes": "HABS IL-1015 photograph 15 of 17. LOC caption: “15. NORTH ELEVATION: RIGHT STEREOPAIR. Copy photograph of photogrammetric plate LC-HABS-GS05-T-3224-203L. - John J. Glessner House, 1800 South Prairie Avenue, Chicago, Cook County, IL”. Photographs by Perry E. Borchers, Ohio State University, 1965 (HABS index to photographs, page 1). Call number HABS ILL,16-CHIG,17--15. Master TIFF 060917pu.tif (4983×3531 px, 8-bit grayscale) held in Internet Archive item master-pnp-habshaer-il-il0100-il0118-photos; the web copy here is 1800 px. Evidence limit: A 1965 photogrammetric stereo plate (the source of the sheet-6 elevation). Street and neighbours are 1965, not 1904. Later evidence: shows the house after the 1940s–50s institutional use (porte-cochère doors replaced by an overhead garage door in the 1950s, per Glessner House Museum); the stone envelope is unchanged from 1904.",
   "measurements": [],
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    "audit_number": 152,
    "reviewed_on": "2026-10-08",
    "review_state": "visually inspected",
    "target_date": "1904-07-01",
    "phase": "after target year",
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    "source_url": "https://hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/hhh.il0118/photos.060917p",
    "family": null,
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  },
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   "id": "a18-glessner-habs-photo-16",
   "kind": "photograph",
   "title": "East elevation — level",
   "building_ids": [
    "pa-1800-22"
   ],
   "addresses": [
    "1800 S. Prairie Avenue"
   ],
   "streetscape": false,
   "view": "front elevation",
   "facing": "west",
   "camera_position": "from Prairie Avenue (photogrammetric plate)",
   "date": "1965",
   "date_earliest": 1965,
   "date_latest": 1965,
   "period": "later",
   "creator": "Perry E. Borchers (Ohio State University) for HABS",
   "repository": "Library of Congress Prints & Photographs Division",
   "collection": "Historic American Buildings Survey (HABS IL-1015)",
   "call_number": "HABS ILL,16-CHIG,17--16",
   "catalog_url": "https://hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/hhh.il0118/photos.060918p",
   "image_url": "https://tile.loc.gov/storage-services/service/pnp/habshaer/il/il0100/il0118/photos/060918pr.jpg",
   "rights": "no known restrictions",
   "rights_basis": "Made for HABS (U.S. Government). LOC: no known restrictions on images made by the U.S. Government.",
   "local": {
    "display": "research/public/glessner-habs-photo-16.jpg",
    "thumb": "research/public/glessner-habs-photo-16-thumb.jpg",
    "note": "existing repository file (acquired 2026-09-28); not re-fetched"
   },
   "verified": "viewed",
   "found_via": "existing acquisition (data/sources.csv pa-glessner-habs-photo-16); LoC record re-confirmed via loc.gov/pictures search \"Glessner house chicago\" 2026-10-01",
   "notes": "HABS IL-1015 photograph 16 of 17. LOC caption: “16. EAST ELEVATION--LEVEL. Copy photograph of photogrammetric plate LC-HABS-GS05-T-3224-204L. - John J. Glessner House, 1800 South Prairie Avenue, Chicago, Cook County, IL”. Photographs by Perry E. Borchers, Ohio State University, 1965 (HABS index to photographs, page 1). Call number HABS ILL,16-CHIG,17--16. Master TIFF 060918pu.tif (4901×3531 px, 8-bit grayscale) held in Internet Archive item master-pnp-habshaer-il-il0100-il0118-photos; the web copy here is 1800 px. Evidence limit: A 1965 photogrammetric stereo plate (the source of the sheet-6 elevation). Street and neighbours are 1965, not 1904. Later evidence: shows the house after the 1940s–50s institutional use (porte-cochère doors replaced by an overhead garage door in the 1950s, per Glessner House Museum); the stone envelope is unchanged from 1904.",
   "measurements": [],
   "evidence_review": {
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    "reviewed_on": "2026-10-08",
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    "phase": "after target year",
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    "source_url": "https://hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/hhh.il0118/photos.060918p",
    "family": null,
    "family_relationship": "Independence not established; a separate catalog record does not establish a separate exposure."
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  },
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   "id": "a18-glessner-habs-photo-17",
   "kind": "photograph",
   "title": "Northeast — angled view",
   "building_ids": [
    "pa-1800-22"
   ],
   "addresses": [
    "1800 S. Prairie Avenue"
   ],
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   "view": "oblique front",
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   "camera_position": "from the northeast (photogrammetric plate)",
   "date": "1965",
   "date_earliest": 1965,
   "date_latest": 1965,
   "period": "later",
   "creator": "Perry E. Borchers (Ohio State University) for HABS",
   "repository": "Library of Congress Prints & Photographs Division",
   "collection": "Historic American Buildings Survey (HABS IL-1015)",
   "call_number": "HABS ILL,16-CHIG,17--17",
   "catalog_url": "https://hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/hhh.il0118/photos.060919p",
   "image_url": "https://tile.loc.gov/storage-services/service/pnp/habshaer/il/il0100/il0118/photos/060919pr.jpg",
   "rights": "no known restrictions",
   "rights_basis": "Made for HABS (U.S. Government). LOC: no known restrictions on images made by the U.S. Government.",
   "local": {
    "display": "research/public/glessner-habs-photo-17.jpg",
    "thumb": "research/public/glessner-habs-photo-17-thumb.jpg",
    "note": "existing repository file (acquired 2026-09-28); not re-fetched"
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   "notes": "The photogravure listed as 'issued only to subscribers for the Photogravure edition' (dw-inland-1893-01-kimball-entrance-plate-listing) — found here. Shows the carved limestone entrance porch: two round arches on a corner pier, richly carved spandrels and cresting, balcony above, broad stone steps with curved cheek wall. Detail-level evidence for the porch of the newly finished house. Rights reviewed 2026-10-02: reclassified public domain (published 1893 periodical plate).",
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   "title": "\"TO RENT—1811 PRAIRIE-AV., 16 ROOM house; light on all sides; beautifully finished; 3 bathrooms, billiard and ball rooms; will decorate to suit tenant; 2 story stable. HOLTON, SEELYE & CO., 204 Dearborn-st.\"",
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   "title": "\"FOR SALE—BROWN STONE DETACHED RESidence and barn, 1811 Prairie-av.; immediate possession; price reduced to $37,500 to effect a quick sale. HOLTON, SEELYE & CO., 204 Dearborn-st.\"",
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   "found_via": "IA full-text search '\"1811 prairie\"'; OCR passage read via search-inside (the seller's name is garbled: '…Eomwen-Nachlaß von Baltimore', an estate of Baltimore)",
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   "notes": "Two post-Fire advertisements set side by side: Keith Bros. announce they will resume business in two weeks and that their office is 'at present at 916 Prairie Avenue'; the 13 Oct notice announces a temporary two-storey brick building, 72×172 ft, at the south-east corner of Dearborn Park and asks that communications go to 'our present office, 916 Prairie-av.' 916 is the pre-1879 number of 1900 S. Prairie (page header 'Location: 1900 S. Prairie (916 Prairie)'): for a few weeks after the October 1871 Fire the Elbridge Keith house served as the firm's office. No architectural content.",
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   "notes": "Former principal room used as an office (Domestic Engineering publishing, from 1934): coffered ceiling with ornamental panels, arched door surrounds and built-in cabinetry survive under fluorescent fixtures. Shows original 1870s/1880s interior fabric (ceiling, joinery) through later use.",
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   "title": "Chicago building permits: 'W. H. McMurray [Murray], two-st'y barn, 28' x 36', 1919 Prairie Ave.; cost, $6,500.'",
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   "notes": "Barn on the Murray lot built before the 1884–85 Beman house.",
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   "title": "Building permits: 'Mrs W H Murray, 2-story dwelling, 32x58, No 1919 Prairie av. $30,000.' (The Real Estate and Building Journal, 14 June 1884)",
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   "notes": "The original building permit for the William Murray house that became Marshall Field Jr.'s: 'Mrs. W. H. Murray, two-story dwelling, 32x58, No. 1919 Prairie Avenue, to cost' $30,000 (editorial column) / permit list entry 'Mrs W H Murray, 2-story dwelling, 32x58, No 1919 Prairie av. $30,000'. Fixes the Beman house's 1884 footprint at 32 × 58 ft (two storeys plus attic/gables per photographs) — the 1902 D. H. Burnham & Co. enlargement (20-ft strip from Field Sr.) made it much larger by 1904. Dates construction to 1884 (building-research.json has '1867 (marker); 1883 Beman commission').",
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   "notes": "Permit corresponding to the Beman design reported in Inland Architect (dw-inland-1884-06-murray-beman-plans; dw-inland-1885-06-murray-1919-beman-report).",
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   "title": "'[Architect S. S. Beman …] Also for Wm. H. Murray, on Prairie avenue near Nineteenth street, 35 by 70, of Philadelphia brick and brownstone, three stories and basement, cost $32,000.'",
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   "found_via": "chicagology Prairie Avenue index → per-address page (follow-up pass, south half 1834–2140; every image on the page enumerated)",
   "notes": "Chicagology's per-address crop of the hand-coloured plate of Robinson's Atlas of the City of Chicago (E. Robinson, 1886) covering Prairie Avenue from 16th to 22nd Street (north at right; Indiana Avenue at top), full-resolution file (3841×1482 px) with a black arrow added by Chicagology. Plate conventions: pink = brick, yellow = frame, buff/brown = stone (a brown band at a pink front = stone front); X-crossed squares = rear stables on the alleys; frontage figures (ft) and small house numbers along the street lines. Every crop in the series is the same plate and differs only by the arrow; the first-pass aggregate records (a19-cgy-robinson-1886-crops-1900-block, a20-chicagology-robinson-1886-crops) and the Newberry atlas (st-newberry-robinson-1886-atlas) cover the plate as a whole — this record keeps the per-address crop because its arrow is Chicagology's lot identification, which the site plan can place by address. 1886 evidence only: combine with the 1911 Sanborn for 1904. Page caption: '1919 S. Prairie Ave. / Robinson Fire Insurance Map / 1886'. Arrow ends at the rear of lots 3–4 on the east side of the 1900 block: the plate prints 1919 over the narrow 40.25-ft lot 4, which holds a narrow brick house — the 1884 Murray house before the 1902 Field Jr. enlargement — with open ground (lot 3) between it and the Field house.",
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   "notes": "Larger halftone captioned 'Former Residence of Marshall Field Jr.': street view of 1919 Prairie with its tall gabled roofs, chimneys and turret-like bays, the iron fence and parkway trees, and the neighbouring houses to the north and south partly visible — a c.1910 Prairie Avenue streetscape around the Field Jr. house. Same campaign as the 1912 Blue Book ad (a19-bluebook-1912-gatlin-1919); different photograph.",
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   "notes": "THE KEY IN-PERIOD VIEW OF THE CLARKE HOUSE AT ITS 1904 SITE (4526 S. Wabash): front (east) elevation with pedimented central gable and oculus, cupola base, frieze windows, six-over-six sash with shutters removed, a small open porch/balcony at the central door replacing the lost portico, iron fence and street trees; two horse-drawn carriages with Chrimes family members. The Chrimes family owned it 1872–1941, so the image is likely within their tenure; exact date not given. Use for the house's 1904 appearance: no portico, small entry porch, painted (brown per the post), on a taller foundation (11 steps).",
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   "verified": "viewed",
   "found_via": "Reid NRHP bibliography ('Inland Architect. February, 1895. (illustration)'); archive.org search; djvu.xml text locate 'Residence of W. H. Reid, 2013 Prairie avenue'",
   "notes": "The original publication of the Reid photograph (Chicagology's reproduction is a20-chicagology-2013-reid-ia1895). Plate page (printed sideways) shared with the Cummings Hotel Building. Issue text: 'Photogravure Plate: Residence of W. H. Reid, 2013 Prairie avenue, Chicago. Beers, Clay & Dutton, architects.' Shows the brand-new 1894 front with roof balustrade and urns, portico parapet, iron fence; neighbours 2011 (rough ashlar Richardsonian with tower) and 2017 (Armour). Microfilm-scan quality is high-contrast; the local file is the whole page (rotate 90° to read). Best period source for the 1904 Reid front.",
   "measurements": [],
   "stream": "2000-2100",
   "parcel_ids": [
    "indiana_2011",
    "indiana_2013",
    "indiana_2017",
    "prairie_2011",
    "prairie_2013",
    "prairie_2017"
   ]
  },
  {
   "id": "a20-reid-nrhp-2003-floor-plans",
   "kind": "measured drawing",
   "title": "Reid House floor plans (Ground, First, Second, Third Floor) — nomination sketch plans",
   "building_ids": [
    "pa-2013-29"
   ],
   "addresses": [
    "2013 S. Prairie Avenue"
   ],
   "streetscape": false,
   "view": "plan",
   "facing": null,
   "camera_position": null,
   "date": "February 2003 (photo labels \"2/03\")",
   "date_earliest": 2003,
   "date_latest": 2003,
   "period": "later",
   "creator": "Baldwin Historic Properties (preparers)",
   "repository": "National Archives (NARA), RG 79 National Register files",
   "collection": "National Register of Historic Places nomination: Reid House, ref. 03000783 (2003)",
   "call_number": "NRHP 03000783",
   "catalog_url": "https://nara-media.s3.amazonaws.com/electronic-records/rg-079/NPS_IL/03000783.pdf",
   "image_url": null,
   "rights": "unknown — link only",
   "rights_basis": "Government-hosted nomination; photographs by the preparer (S. Baldwin, Baldwin Historic Properties) — reuse rights not established",
   "local": null,
   "verified": "viewed",
   "found_via": "acquisition-manifest.json lead (reid-nrhp-2003.pdf), re-downloaded and read this session",
   "notes": "PDF p32: four schematic floor plans with keyed rooms — Ground: kitchen, pantry, gallery, rear garden, carriage house; First: entry, parlor, music room, library, dining room, butler's pantry, hall/powder room; Second: upstairs hall, guest room/bath, morning room, dressing room, owner's room; Third: hall/bath, ballroom, bedroom/nursery, bedroom, roof deck. Not to scale as reproduced but gives plan depth and room sequence for a 25-ft-wide steel-framed house. (Same item as the drawings stream's NRHP floor-plan record; identical catalog key so the merge folds them together.)",
   "measurements": [
    {
     "what": "lot / house width",
     "value": "25 ft (house occupies full lot width)",
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    },
    {
     "what": "storeys",
     "value": "3 storeys on raised (granite-faced) basement",
     "locator": "section 7 p.1"
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   ],
   "stream": "2000-2100",
   "parcel_ids": [
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    "prairie_2013"
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  },
  {
   "id": "a20-reid-nrhp-2003-nomination-text",
   "kind": "document",
   "title": "National Register of Historic Places Registration Form: Reid House, 2013 South Prairie Avenue (listed 2003)",
   "building_ids": [
    "pa-2013-29"
   ],
   "addresses": [
    "2013 S. Prairie Avenue"
   ],
   "streetscape": false,
   "view": "text",
   "facing": null,
   "camera_position": null,
   "date": "February 1, 2003 (form); listed 2003",
   "date_earliest": 2003,
   "date_latest": 2003,
   "period": "later",
   "creator": "Susan M. Baldwin and Lara Ramsey, Baldwin Historic Properties",
   "repository": "National Archives (NARA), RG 79 National Register files",
   "collection": "National Register of Historic Places nomination: Reid House, ref. 03000783 (2003)",
   "call_number": "NRHP 03000783",
   "catalog_url": "https://nara-media.s3.amazonaws.com/electronic-records/rg-079/NPS_IL/03000783.pdf#page=1",
   "image_url": null,
   "rights": "unknown — link only",
   "rights_basis": "Government-hosted nomination; photographs by the preparer (S. Baldwin, Baldwin Historic Properties) — reuse rights not established",
   "local": null,
   "verified": "viewed",
   "found_via": "acquisition-manifest.json lead (reid-nrhp-2003.pdf), re-downloaded and read this session",
   "notes": "53-page PDF. Section 7 detailed exterior/interior description (materials: granite basement, cream rough-textured brick, terra cotta/limestone ornament; steel frame — 'first steel-framed house in the city'; original roof balustrade and portico parapet now missing; 1910 coach house). Section 8 history of the 2000 block incl. the 2031–2035 trio (1869, 25-ft lots, Lemont limestone), Beers, Clay & Dutton; bibliography cites Inland Architect Feb. 1895 illustration, Rand McNally Bird's-Eye Views, Sanborn. Prime measured-text source for the only survivor on the east side of the 2000 block.",
   "measurements": [
    {
     "what": "lot width",
     "value": "25 ft",
     "locator": "section 7 p.1"
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   ],
   "stream": "2000-2100",
   "parcel_ids": [
    "indiana_2013",
    "prairie_2013"
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  },
  {
   "id": "a20-reid-nrhp-2003-photo-front",
   "kind": "photograph",
   "title": "Reid House, Cook Co., IL — nomination photograph (front)",
   "building_ids": [
    "pa-2013-29"
   ],
   "addresses": [
    "2013 S. Prairie Avenue"
   ],
   "streetscape": false,
   "view": "front elevation",
   "facing": "east",
   "camera_position": "from the west sidewalk of Prairie Avenue, slightly north",
   "date": "February 2003 (photo labels \"2/03\")",
   "date_earliest": 2003,
   "date_latest": 2003,
   "period": "later",
   "creator": "Susan M. Baldwin (Baldwin Historic Properties)",
   "repository": "National Archives (NARA), RG 79 National Register files",
   "collection": "National Register of Historic Places nomination: Reid House, ref. 03000783 (2003)",
   "call_number": "NRHP 03000783",
   "catalog_url": "https://nara-media.s3.amazonaws.com/electronic-records/rg-079/NPS_IL/03000783.pdf#page=34",
   "image_url": null,
   "rights": "unknown — link only",
   "rights_basis": "Government-hosted nomination; photographs by the preparer (S. Baldwin, Baldwin Historic Properties) — reuse rights not established",
   "local": null,
   "verified": "viewed",
   "found_via": "acquisition-manifest.json lead (reid-nrhp-2003.pdf), re-downloaded and read this session",
   "notes": "PDF p34. 2003 view of the 1894 front: portico with Ionic columns (parapet gone), oval grilled windows, tripartite and Palladian windows, cornice brackets; roof balustrade missing, end posts topped with salvaged balusters (per text). Iron fence, mature tree. Vacant lots either side by 2003. Compare with the 1895 plate (a20-chicagology-2013-reid-ia1895) for 1904 roofline.",
   "measurements": [],
   "stream": "2000-2100",
   "parcel_ids": [
    "indiana_2013",
    "prairie_2013"
   ]
  },
  {
   "id": "a20-reid-nrhp-2003-photo-north-side",
   "kind": "photograph",
   "title": "Reid House — nomination photograph (north side elevation across vacant lot)",
   "building_ids": [
    "pa-2013-29"
   ],
   "addresses": [
    "2013 S. Prairie Avenue"
   ],
   "streetscape": false,
   "view": "side elevation",
   "facing": "southeast",
   "camera_position": "from the vacant lot to the northwest (site of 2009–2011)",
   "date": "February 2003 (photo labels \"2/03\")",
   "date_earliest": 2003,
   "date_latest": 2003,
   "period": "later",
   "creator": "Susan M. Baldwin (Baldwin Historic Properties)",
   "repository": "National Archives (NARA), RG 79 National Register files",
   "collection": "National Register of Historic Places nomination: Reid House, ref. 03000783 (2003)",
   "call_number": "NRHP 03000783",
   "catalog_url": "https://nara-media.s3.amazonaws.com/electronic-records/rg-079/NPS_IL/03000783.pdf#page=36",
   "image_url": null,
   "rights": "unknown — link only",
   "rights_basis": "Government-hosted nomination; photographs by the preparer (S. Baldwin, Baldwin Historic Properties) — reuse rights not established",
   "local": null,
   "verified": "viewed",
   "found_via": "acquisition-manifest.json lead (reid-nrhp-2003.pdf), re-downloaded and read this session",
   "notes": "PDF p36. Full north party wall exposed: parged common brick over west half, red brick and window openings to the east, cornice of the front visible at right; vacant lot with chain-link fence, cars. Shows full building depth and storey heights in profile — useful for massing (3 storeys + raised basement, flat roof). Post-1955 condition (neighbour 2009 demolished 1955).",
   "measurements": [],
   "stream": "2000-2100",
   "parcel_ids": [
    "indiana_2013",
    "prairie_2013"
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  },
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   "id": "a20-reid-nrhp-2003-photo-rear",
   "kind": "photograph",
   "title": "Reid House — nomination photograph (rear, east elevation)",
   "building_ids": [
    "pa-2013-29"
   ],
   "addresses": [
    "2013 S. Prairie Avenue"
   ],
   "streetscape": false,
   "view": "rear",
   "facing": "west",
   "camera_position": "from the alley / rear lot to the east",
   "date": "February 2003 (photo labels \"2/03\")",
   "date_earliest": 2003,
   "date_latest": 2003,
   "period": "later",
   "creator": "Susan M. Baldwin (Baldwin Historic Properties)",
   "repository": "National Archives (NARA), RG 79 National Register files",
   "collection": "National Register of Historic Places nomination: Reid House, ref. 03000783 (2003)",
   "call_number": "NRHP 03000783",
   "catalog_url": "https://nara-media.s3.amazonaws.com/electronic-records/rg-079/NPS_IL/03000783.pdf#page=38",
   "image_url": null,
   "rights": "unknown — link only",
   "rights_basis": "Government-hosted nomination; photographs by the preparer (S. Baldwin, Baldwin Historic Properties) — reuse rights not established",
   "local": null,
   "verified": "viewed",
   "found_via": "acquisition-manifest.json lead (reid-nrhp-2003.pdf), re-downloaded and read this session",
   "notes": "PDF p38. Rear of house with open top-floor terrace (roof deck) under a later frame canopy, south side notch with oriel, and the 1910 coach house with upper living quarters. NB the coach house post-dates 1904 (built 1910 per nomination text), so the 1904 rear yard differed.",
   "measurements": [],
   "stream": "2000-2100",
   "parcel_ids": [
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    "prairie_2013"
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  },
  {
   "id": "a20-reid-nrhp-2003-photo-rear-garden",
   "kind": "photograph",
   "title": "Reid House — nomination photograph (rear garden / coach house)",
   "building_ids": [
    "pa-2013-29"
   ],
   "addresses": [
    "2013 S. Prairie Avenue"
   ],
   "streetscape": false,
   "view": "rear",
   "facing": null,
   "camera_position": "in the rear garden",
   "date": "February 2003 (photo labels \"2/03\")",
   "date_earliest": 2003,
   "date_latest": 2003,
   "period": "later",
   "creator": "Susan M. Baldwin (Baldwin Historic Properties)",
   "repository": "National Archives (NARA), RG 79 National Register files",
   "collection": "National Register of Historic Places nomination: Reid House, ref. 03000783 (2003)",
   "call_number": "NRHP 03000783",
   "catalog_url": "https://nara-media.s3.amazonaws.com/electronic-records/rg-079/NPS_IL/03000783.pdf#page=48",
   "image_url": null,
   "rights": "unknown — link only",
   "rights_basis": "Government-hosted nomination; photographs by the preparer (S. Baldwin, Baldwin Historic Properties) — reuse rights not established",
   "local": null,
   "verified": "viewed",
   "found_via": "acquisition-manifest.json lead (reid-nrhp-2003.pdf), re-downloaded and read this session",
   "notes": "PDF p48. Ivy-covered brick wall with doors and barred windows — the 1910 coach house or rear wing seen from the garden. Not 1904 fabric if coach house.",
   "measurements": [],
   "stream": "2000-2100",
   "parcel_ids": [
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  },
  {
   "id": "a20-reid-nrhp-2003-photos-interiors",
   "kind": "photograph",
   "title": "Reid House — nomination photographs (interiors, set)",
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    "pa-2013-29"
   ],
   "addresses": [
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   ],
   "streetscape": false,
   "view": "interior",
   "facing": null,
   "camera_position": null,
   "date": "February 2003 (photo labels \"2/03\")",
   "date_earliest": 2003,
   "date_latest": 2003,
   "period": "later",
   "creator": "Susan M. Baldwin (Baldwin Historic Properties)",
   "repository": "National Archives (NARA), RG 79 National Register files",
   "collection": "National Register of Historic Places nomination: Reid House, ref. 03000783 (2003)",
   "call_number": "NRHP 03000783",
   "catalog_url": "https://nara-media.s3.amazonaws.com/electronic-records/rg-079/NPS_IL/03000783.pdf#page=40",
   "image_url": null,
   "rights": "unknown — link only",
   "rights_basis": "Government-hosted nomination; photographs by the preparer (S. Baldwin, Baldwin Historic Properties) — reuse rights not established",
   "local": null,
   "verified": "viewed",
   "found_via": "acquisition-manifest.json lead (reid-nrhp-2003.pdf), re-downloaded and read this session",
   "notes": "PDF pp40–46: interior views of the 1894 interiors (stair hall with mahogany staircase, reception rooms, fireplace with carved mantel, ballroom). Text (section 7) records ceiling heights (10 ft on first/second floors, 12 ft ballroom), 7-ft paneling, a ~7-ft diameter stained-glass dome. NPS evaluation sheet (PDF p50) notes photos 2–7, 10, 13, 15, 17–22 missing from the digitized core documentation.",
   "measurements": [
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     "what": "second-floor ceiling height",
     "value": "10 ft (same as main floor)",
     "locator": "section 7 p.4"
    },
    {
     "what": "third-floor ballroom ceiling",
     "value": "12 ft",
     "locator": "section 7 p.5"
    },
    {
     "what": "stained-glass ceiling dome",
     "value": "approx. 7 ft diameter",
     "locator": "section 7 p.3"
    }
   ],
   "stream": "2000-2100",
   "parcel_ids": [
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    "prairie_2013"
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  },
  {
   "id": "cgs-2110-robinson-1886",
   "kind": "fire insurance map",
   "title": "2110 S. Prairie Ave. — Robinson Fire Insurance Map, 1886 [Chicagology address crop]",
   "building_ids": [
    "pa-2110-30"
   ],
   "addresses": [
    "2110 S. Prairie Avenue"
   ],
   "streetscape": true,
   "view": "site plan",
   "facing": null,
   "camera_position": null,
   "date": "1886",
   "date_earliest": 1886,
   "date_latest": 1886,
   "period": "in-period",
   "creator": "E. Robinson (Robinson's Atlas of the City of Chicago, 1886); crop and arrow by Chicagology",
   "repository": "Chicagology (chicagology.com)",
   "collection": "Chicagology Prairie Avenue address pages; original: Robinson's Atlas of the City of Chicago (1886)",
   "call_number": null,
   "catalog_url": "https://chicagology.com/chicagostreets/prairieavenue/2110prairie/",
   "image_url": "https://chicagology.com/wp-content/themes/revolution-20/chicagoimages9/2110prairie1886map.jpg",
   "rights": "public domain",
   "rights_basis": "published 1886 (pre-1929, US); faithful reproduction via chicagology",
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   },
   "verified": "viewed",
   "found_via": "chicagology Prairie Avenue index → per-address page (follow-up pass, south half 1834–2140; every image on the page enumerated)",
   "notes": "Chicagology's per-address crop of the hand-coloured plate of Robinson's Atlas of the City of Chicago (E. Robinson, 1886) covering Prairie Avenue from 16th to 22nd Street (north at right; Indiana Avenue at top), full-resolution file (3698×1400 px) with a black arrow added by Chicagology. Plate conventions: pink = brick, yellow = frame, buff/brown = stone (a brown band at a pink front = stone front); X-crossed squares = rear stables on the alleys; frontage figures (ft) and small house numbers along the street lines. Every crop in the series is the same plate and differs only by the arrow; the first-pass aggregate records (a19-cgy-robinson-1886-crops-1900-block, a20-chicagology-robinson-1886-crops) and the Newberry atlas (st-newberry-robinson-1886-atlas) cover the plate as a whole — this record keeps the per-address crop because its arrow is Chicagology's lot identification, which the site plan can place by address. 1886 evidence only: combine with the 1911 Sanborn for 1904. Page caption: 'Empty Lot at 2110 S. Prairie Ave. / Robinson Fire Insurance Map / 1886'. Arrow ends at the vacant lot between the brick house printed 2112 and the narrow stone-fronted house printed 2108 — the lot on which Harriet Rees built in 1888 (permit 18 June 1888, 20×80). Consistent.",
   "measurements": [],
   "stream": "chicagology-south",
   "parcel_ids": [
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   ]
  },
  {
   "id": "dw-aabn-1888-rees-2110-permit-notice",
   "kind": "permit record",
   "title": "Building Intelligence: 'H. F. Rees, three-st'y dwell., Prairie Ave.; cost, $20,000; architects, Cobb & Frost.'",
   "building_ids": [
    "pa-2110-30"
   ],
   "addresses": [
    "2110 S. Prairie Avenue"
   ],
   "streetscape": false,
   "view": "text",
   "facing": null,
   "camera_position": null,
   "date": "July 7, 1888 (vol. XXIV, p. xviii — date and page per the Rees NRHP nomination; found in the IA volume item for July–Dec. 1888)",
   "date_earliest": 1888,
   "date_latest": 1888,
   "period": "in-period",
   "creator": "The American Architect and Building News (Boston)",
   "repository": "Internet Archive (digitized periodical, sim_microfilm)",
   "collection": "The American Architect and Building News — 'Building Intelligence' (Chicago building permits / architects' reports)",
   "call_number": "AABN vol. XXIV, July 7, 1888, p. xviii",
   "catalog_url": "https://archive.org/details/sim_american-architect-and-architecture_1888-12-29_24_679",
   "image_url": null,
   "rights": "public domain",
   "rights_basis": "Published in the United States before 1929",
   "local": null,
   "verified": "viewed",
   "found_via": "IA text of 1,000 American Architect items scanned for owner names / Prairie addresses; OCR of the page read (IA item sim_american-architect-and-architecture_1888-12-29_24_679, page index None)",
   "notes": "Confirms the nomination's citation; pairs with the city permit (dw-permit-1888-rees-2110-ledger-e-257). Page index not resolved (IA page-index file failed to download).",
   "measurements": [
    {
     "what": "cost",
     "value": "$20,000",
     "locator": "AABN July 7, 1888 p. xviii"
    }
   ],
   "stream": "drawings",
   "parcel_ids": [
    "prairie_2110"
   ]
  },
  {
   "id": "dw-permit-1888-rees-2110-ledger-e-257",
   "kind": "permit record",
   "title": "Chicago Building Permits, Book E, folio 257: permit no. 1988, June 18, 1888 — H. F. Rees, 3 storeys, dwelling, 20 ft front × 80 ft deep × 44 ft high, Prairie [Ave.] 2110",
   "building_ids": [
    "pa-2110-30"
   ],
   "addresses": [
    "2110 S. Prairie Avenue"
   ],
   "streetscape": false,
   "view": "text",
   "facing": null,
   "camera_position": null,
   "date": "June 18, 1888",
   "date_earliest": 1888,
   "date_latest": 1888,
   "period": "in-period",
   "creator": "City of Chicago, Department of Buildings",
   "repository": "University of Illinois Chicago Library (Chicago Building Permit Collection, digitized microfilm)",
   "collection": "Chicago Building Permit Collection — Ledger Books (Book E, Sep 17 1885 – Sep 30 1888; identifier CBPC_LB_03_01)",
   "call_number": "Book E, ledger folio 257 (digital page 261 of 294), permit no. 1988",
   "catalog_url": "https://digital.library.uic.edu/view/ark:/81984/d3x921t63",
   "image_url": "https://digital.library.uic.edu/iiif/3/2174192/full/max/0/default.jpg",
   "rights": "unknown — link only",
   "rights_basis": "UIC: 'Copyright not evaluated'",
   "local": null,
   "verified": "viewed",
   "found_via": "Citation in the Rees NRHP nomination (fn. 10) → UIC Digital Collections Book E IIIF manifest (https://digital.library.uic.edu/iiif/manifest/ark:/81984/d3x921t63); digital page 261 viewed and the Rees row read",
   "notes": "The original permit entry. Row reads: no. 1988 · [June 18, 1888] · H. F. Rees · 3 [storeys] · Dwelling · 20 · 80 · 44 · lot 3 (S. 25?) Assessors' [subdivision] in [Sec.] 22 · Prairie · 2110 · 710 [amount column]. The permit already uses the number 2110 — evidence the 1888 house number equals the modern one. Neighbouring rows are other city permits of June 18–19, 1888. The same nomination also cites the American Architect notice (dw-aabn-1888-rees-2110-permit-notice). Ledger pages are handwritten, unindexed; the UIC street-index cards are the route to other study-area permits.",
   "measurements": [
    {
     "what": "building envelope",
     "value": "20 ft front × 80 ft deep × 44 ft high",
     "locator": "Book E folio 257, permit 1988"
    },
    {
     "what": "storeys",
     "value": "3",
     "locator": "same"
    },
    {
     "what": "location as entered",
     "value": "Prairie 2110; lot 3, Assessors' subdivision in Sec. 22",
     "locator": "same"
    },
    {
     "what": "amount column",
     "value": "710 (as written)",
     "locator": "same"
    }
   ],
   "stream": "drawings",
   "parcel_ids": [
    "prairie_2110"
   ]
  },
  {
   "id": "a20-glessner-prairie-house-cafe-postcard",
   "kind": "postcard",
   "title": "Rees house as the Prairie House Café (1970s postcard)",
   "building_ids": [
    "pa-2110-30"
   ],
   "addresses": [
    "2110 S. Prairie Avenue"
   ],
   "streetscape": false,
   "view": "oblique front",
   "facing": null,
   "camera_position": null,
   "date": "1970s (blog: café operated in the 1970s)",
   "date_earliest": 1970,
   "date_latest": 1979,
   "period": "later",
   "creator": "unknown",
   "repository": "Glessner House Museum (blog \"The Story of a House\"); original holder of historic images not credited",
   "collection": "glessnerhouse.blogspot.com",
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   "rights": "unknown — link only",
   "rights_basis": "Historic image reproduced on museum blog without holder credit or rights statement",
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   "notes": "Multi-view advertising card: oval exterior of the Rees gable/oriel front (with awning) plus four interiors (entry hall with original woodwork and stained-glass door, dining rooms with fireplaces). Exterior shows the 1888 front intact in the 1970s; interiors show surviving original trim.",
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   "notes": "Black-and-white frontal view: limestone front with carved gable tympanum and finial, arcaded loggia, copper-capped bowed oriel with carved frieze, arched doorway with leaded transom, high stone stoop. The ground-floor bay windows have iron grilles (later). The front is otherwise as built (1888).",
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   "found_via": "WebSearch 'Harriet F. Rees House National Register nomination'; NARA S3 PDF read this session",
   "notes": "69-page PDF. Section 7: house occupies most of its 24.08 × 178.5 ft lot; once shared a party wall with the demolished 2108 (Kimball) house; when bought in 1888 it shared a two-storey common-brick coach house ('barn') with Kimball to the north, split by an east–west partition wall (Cook County Recorder doc. 941628); only the Rees part survives. Detailed façade description (limestone front, two-storey bowed bay with conical copper roof, round-arched third-floor colonnade, steep slate cross-gable) and room-by-room interior. Section 8: purchase 9 Apr 1888 from Mark & Elizabeth J. Kimball for $15,000 (south 24.08 ft of Lot 3, Gurley's Subdivision); later owners. Photo list (23–38) by V. Granacki Dec 2006.",
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   "notes": "PDF p.56. Two-storey common-brick coach house (south half of the pre-1888 Kimball barn) with modern garage door; brick cornice. In 1904 this was part of a wider structure spanning the rear of 2108–2110.",
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   "notes": "PDF p.46. Full height of the limestone front: bowed two-storey bay with conical copper cap, arched entry at the right (north), arcaded third-floor loggia, steep gable with finial; vacant lots each side; on original site (before 2014 move). Photos 02–09 are details of the same front (bay ornament, colonnade, gable).",
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   "found_via": "WebSearch 'Harriet F. Rees House National Register nomination'; NARA S3 PDF read this session",
   "notes": "PDF p.52. Plain common-brick south side wall with few openings, showing the full depth and roof profile — evidence of the party-wall-type side elevations hidden by neighbours in 1904.",
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   "notes": "PDF pp.38–65 (incl. photos 21 front parlor & fireplace, 32 dining room, 34 staircase, 31 servants' stair & hand-crank elevator). Interior largely intact 1888 fabric. NPS 'Missing Core Documentation' sheet (p.66) lists photos missing from the digitized copy.",
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   "notes": "PDF pp.34–36: dimensioned SITE PLAN (lot 24.08 ft frontage on South Prairie Avenue × 178.50 ft depth, house at front, coach house at rear alley) plus basement, first, second and third floor plans showing the semicircular front bay, stair hall, rear service stair/elevator. Measured modern drawings of a house unaltered in footprint since 1888 — the most reliable plan geometry for a 2100-block row house in 1904. NB coach house shown is only the south half of the 1904 shared Kimball/Rees barn.",
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   "found_via": "IA full-text search ('\"prairie avenue\" glessner') surfaced the item; PDF pages 34–36 rendered and viewed; OCR text version (HarrietFReesHouseNrNom_text.pdf) read",
   "notes": "Measured CAD-style plans of the Rees house on its ORIGINAL lot at 2110 S. Prairie (before the 2015 move): site plan with lot lines, coach-house remnant at the rear and party-wall line; basement, first, second and third floor plans with the curved front bay and side bays. The nomination text records: lot 24.08 × 178.5 ft; party wall with the demolished 2108; a pre-existing two-storey common-brick coach house shared with the neighbour and partitioned east–west by agreement in 1888; building permit June 18, 1888 for a three-storey dwelling 20 × 80 × 44 ft, $20,000 (City of Chicago permit no. 1988, Ledger Book E, p. 257); and the American Architect 'Building Intelligence' column of July 7, 1888, p. XVIII. 'Marble front'. Best dimensional source for 2110.",
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   "notes": "Descriptions: Rees house (1888) — 'three stories and an attic … of Bedford stone that has been completely smoothed … on a rusticated base. A great, simple arch with over-sized voussoirs shelters the entrance. To its south, a curved bay stands two stories and ends in a semicircular copper roof. A group of five arched windows light the third floor and a steep gable with a single arched window rises to a finial.' Murdoch house (1890) — random ashlar of smooth stone on a battered foundation, corner porch on paired columns with trabeated openings, gable to the side yard, a semicircular-plan section rising to a conical roof above the third storey, low-relief frieze. ADDRESS CONFLICT: the older AIC page calls it 'Murdock … 2130 S. Calumet Ave., one block east of Prairie', the 1890–99 page '2130 S. Prairie'; Chicagology, the HMDB marker and the Robinson 1886 empty lot support Prairie. Also Gorton (2120 Prairie): Burnham & Root 1877 house for O. W. Clapp, Cobb music-room addition for F. S. Gorton (c.1891–96, demolished 1950). No Murdoch image in the catalogue; the only image found is as the neighbour in the 2140 photographs.",
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    "2018 S. Calumet Avenue",
    "2016 S. Calumet Avenue",
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   ],
   "date": "1904 (edition for 1904; compiled late 1903)",
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   "date_latest": 1904,
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   "image_url": "https://archive.org/download/chicagobluebooko1904chic/page/n122_w1200.jpg",
   "found_via": "IA search inside chicagobluebooko1904chic for '2008' and '2018'; page read on the image",
   "notes": "Read on the page (Calumet Avenue): \"2000 Mr. & Mrs. Henry Crawford / Miss E. L. Kent; 2004 Mr. & Mrs. William H. Mitchell; 2008 Mrs. P. C. Hanford & dr.; 2016 Mr. & Mrs. T. E. Donnelley; 2018 J. A. Kohn, Receiving day Saturday; 2018 Mr. & Mrs. Harry W. Hahn; 2032 Mr. & Mrs. Otto Young; 2100 Mrs. B. B. Botsford … 2106 Mr. & Mrs. John B. Drake jr.; 2114 Mrs. John B. Drake …\" Bearing: 2008 Calumet was still the Hanford home in 1904 (the widow of Philander C. Hanford, d. 1894, and her daughter); 2018 Calumet the Kohn home with the Hahns (Kohn's daughter married Harry W. Hahn in 1896). NB: Joseph A. Kohn died at 2018 Calumet on 3 Mar 1903 (Tribune 4–5 and 14 Mar 1903), so the 'J. A. Kohn' line is stale or means his widow Julia; the household is the Kohn family either way, as the library holds. The Donnelleys at 2016 were Kohn's neighbours.",
   "measurements": [],
   "streetscape": false,
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   "camera_position": null,
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   ],
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   "date_latest": 1911,
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   "found_via": "IA full-text search '\"2018 Calumet\" AND collection:pub_chicago-daily-tribune'; advertisement read on the page image (IIIF crop; the same ad ran 12–24 May 1911)",
   "notes": "Read on the page, under 'To Rent—Barns and Garages': \"TO RENT—2018 CALUMET-AV., LARGE BRICK barn, suitable for garage. Ph Calumet 3471.\" Bearing: the Wheeler–Kohn lot had a LARGE BRICK BARN at the rear, still a stable (not yet a garage) in 1911 — so it stood in 1904. By 1908–11 the house itself was a high-class boarding and lodging house (Tribune ads 1908–1911); the Kohn family had left c. 1908.",
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   "found_via": "WebSearch hit for CityOfChicagoLandmarkDesignationReports (Roloson report) → archive.org metadata listing",
   "notes": "12-page illustrated report. Key facts for 1904: built 1870 for Calvin T. Wheeler by Otis L. Wheelock in an austere Second Empire style; sold 1874 to Joseph Kohn, who added the ornate bay and decorative covered porch in the mid-to-late 1880s; Joseph Kohn died 1903 and the family stayed until 1908 (so the Kohn household occupied it in 1904); the 'heavy cornice with oversized brackets' was LATER REMOVED (so in 1904 it still had the bracketed cornice, unlike 1999 photos). Illustrations: cover drawing of the steps and covered porch; 1997 photographs of the house; comparanda (Groesbeck house 1869, Keith house c.1906 on the 1800 block); and on p.18 'This fire insurance map from 1886 shows the many large residences which once lined Prairie and Calumet avenues; the arrow shows the Wheeler-Kohn House' (Robinson 1886).",
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   "verified": "viewed",
   "found_via": "WebSearch → Wikipedia 'Wheeler–Kohn House' (NRHP ref. 99000975) → NARA S3 PDF read this session",
   "notes": "PDF p.22: first-floor plan with central east–west hall, two front parlors (one with the canted bay), vestibule and porch at the front, dining room, pantry, stair hall, later fire stair at rear. Schematic, unscaled as reproduced; useful for room layout and the bay/porch positions. (Same item as the drawings stream's NRHP floor-plan record; identical catalog key so the merge folds them together.)",
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   "found_via": "WebSearch → Wikipedia 'Wheeler–Kohn House' (NRHP ref. 99000975) → NARA S3 PDF read this session",
   "notes": "62-page PDF. Answers the 'HABS?' question: no HABS documentation is cited; the house is an NRHP individual listing (1999) and a Chicago Landmark (5 Feb 1998, per Wikipedia). Description: c.1870 three-storey Second Empire house of orange-rust brick (walls four courses thick) on an Indiana limestone raised basement, stone window hoods with incised floral ornament and large keystones, front (EAST) elevation in three zones; a limestone Queen Anne entry verandah/porch and front steps added c.1880–1900; a two-storey pressed-copper bay with pyramidal copper roof at the southeast corner added c.1880s–early 1890s (compared with the c.1890 copper bay on the Kimball house); alley to the west; a later warehouse/cooler addition at the NW. So in 1904 the house had its copper bay and stone porch (both pre-1904) but not the 20th-c. warehouse additions. Occupied by the Kohn family from 1874 for 34 years (to c.1908).",
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   "found_via": "WebSearch → Wikipedia 'Wheeler–Kohn House' (NRHP ref. 99000975) → NARA S3 PDF read this session",
   "notes": "PDF p.24. Front during/just after restoration: mansard roof with dormers, the copper corner bay with pyramidal roof at left (south-east), limestone porch, stone stoop; tall industrial buildings behind and alongside.",
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   "found_via": "WebSearch → Wikipedia 'Wheeler–Kohn House' (NRHP ref. 99000975) → NARA S3 PDF read this session",
   "notes": "PDF p.26. Full-depth north flank with mansard and dormers, the projecting stair bay, and the large industrial building (Donnelley-era loft) beyond.",
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   "found_via": "WebSearch → Wikipedia 'Wheeler–Kohn House' (NRHP ref. 99000975) → NARA S3 PDF read this session",
   "notes": "PDF p.30. South flank showing the three-storey brick wall with segmental-arched stone-hooded windows, mansard cornice and the copper bay at the front corner.",
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   "found_via": "WebSearch → Wikipedia 'Wheeler–Kohn House' (NRHP ref. 99000975) → NARA S3 PDF read this session",
   "notes": "PDF p.28. Rear (west) elevation, stuccoed/painted, with basement areaway and rear entrance.",
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   "notes": "Entrance of the Calvin T. Wheeler house (Otis L. Wheelock, 1870; Kohn family from 1874): red brick with stone-trimmed round-arched windows with keyed hoods, gabled wooden/stone entry porch with pierced brackets and colonnettes, stone stair with pierced (circle-pattern) balustrade and urn. Blog gives address as 2020 S. Calumet, Second Empire style, Kohn family sold early 1900s → publishing company offices → Murphy Butter & Egg warehouse (loading dock around dining room) → restored 1997–99 as Wheeler Mansion hotel. Also interior photos (vestibule mosaic, Lincrusta ceilings, hall, dining room) in the same post. Note: the house was MOVED — verify (the City landmark report should say) whether 2020 is its original 1904 site.",
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   "local": null,
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   "found_via": "api.artic.edu search 'Second Presbyterian Church' (artist_id 87697 'Renwick & Sands' returns exactly these 3 works)",
   "notes": "Ink on linen, 85.2 × 75.4 cm (33 9/16 × 29 11/16 in.); one of three Renwick & Sands drawings of the church at AIC (2000.4.2 east elevation, 2000.4.4 north elevation, 2000.4.11 transverse section — numbering implies at least 11 sheets once existed in the gift; the others are not catalogued online). East (Michigan Avenue) front — the gable with its great window, entrance and the SE bell tower as designed. The exterior walls survived the March 1900 fire, so this elevation is the best design evidence for the church's Michigan Avenue face in 1904 (check spire/pinnacle details against photographs, as built ≠ drawn). Full catalogue record read via api.artic.edu; image download refused (artic.edu IIIF returns 403 to this environment) — link only for now, though public domain.",
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   "local": null,
   "verified": "viewed",
   "found_via": "api.artic.edu search 'Second Presbyterian Church' (artist_id 87697 'Renwick & Sands' returns exactly these 3 works)",
   "notes": "Ink on linen, 51.6 × 78.4 cm (20 5/16 × 30 7/8 in.); one of three Renwick & Sands drawings of the church at AIC (2000.4.2 east elevation, 2000.4.4 north elevation, 2000.4.11 transverse section — numbering implies at least 11 sheets once existed in the gift; the others are not catalogued online). North flank (brick per HABS) with the nave windows — the side facing up Michigan Avenue toward 18th Street. Full catalogue record read via api.artic.edu; image download refused (artic.edu IIIF returns 403 to this environment) — link only for now, though public domain.",
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   "local": null,
   "verified": "viewed",
   "found_via": "api.artic.edu search 'Second Presbyterian Church' (artist_id 87697 'Renwick & Sands' returns exactly these 3 works)",
   "notes": "Ink on linen, 59.1 × 60.5 cm (23 1/4 × 23 13/16 in.); one of three Renwick & Sands drawings of the church at AIC (2000.4.2 east elevation, 2000.4.4 north elevation, 2000.4.11 transverse section — numbering implies at least 11 sheets once existed in the gift; the others are not catalogued online). Transverse section of Renwick's ORIGINAL 1874 nave, roof and galleries — this roof and interior were destroyed in the 1900 fire and replaced by Shaw's design, so for 1904 it records the shell's wall heights and roof pitch only as originally built (Shaw rebuilt the roof; compare HABS 2010 sections). Full catalogue record read via api.artic.edu; image download refused (artic.edu IIIF returns 403 to this environment) — link only for now, though public domain.",
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   "notes": "Michigan Avenue street view looking south with the church's SE tower crowned by its TALL PYRAMIDAL SPIRE and finial (lost 1929 per the 1976 landmark report), open belfry, the east gable and portal, the low post-1900 nave roof beyond, and a large brick-and-stone building in the foreground at right; wide unpaved/stone roadway, lamp posts, few people. The spire dates it before 1929; the post-1900-fire roof profile and the neighbouring building suggest c.1905–1920. The church as it stood in 1904 (exterior shell + 1884 spire) is essentially what this shows. Period assigned in-period on the evidence of the early date bound; could be 1912–25.",
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   "notes": "Crop of the Henderson vignette from the Land Owner plate already recorded whole (st-landowner-1874-homes-of-prairie-avenue): a newly built (1873) three-storey Second Empire house — slate mansard with pedimented dormers and a tall chimney, bracketed cornice, a canted bay on the street front, high stoop with railings, a lower side wing at left; boxed young street trees, a lamp post, plank-curbed walk and figures. The 1874 appearance of 1816 (unresolved in the index).",
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   "notes": "Chicagology's per-address crop of the hand-coloured plate of Robinson's Atlas of the City of Chicago (E. Robinson, 1886) covering Prairie Avenue from 16th to 22nd Street (north at right; Indiana Avenue at top; the Illinois Central / Michigan Central tracks along the lake at lower right), with a black arrow added by Chicagology at the address. Plate conventions: pink = brick, yellow = frame, buff/brown = stone (a brown band at a pink front = stone front); X-crossed squares = rear stables on the alleys; frontage figures (ft) along the street line with the house numbers in small type below. All crops in this series are the same plate in two crop variants (3841×1482 and 3698×1400 px) and differ only by the arrow; the atlas itself is held by the Newberry (st-newberry-robinson-1886-atlas). Footprints are 1886 evidence — combine with the 1911 Sanborn for 1904. Rights: an 1886 atlas is public domain; the first-pass streams (a19/a20 Robinson crop records) treated these crops as link-only — this stream follows the pass instructions (dated published atlas → PD). Arrow points to sublot 57 (68-ft frontage), west side: a large brick house with a stepped plan, set back, with a brick stable on the alley — the Henderson house (built 1873).",
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   "notes": "Fire in the Henderson house 'shortly after 10 o'clock last night', damage about $10,000, 'nearly one-half' of it to Mrs. Henderson's wardrobe; pictures, tapestries and bric-a-brac damaged by the firemen. Miss Bessie Henderson was in her room on the SECOND FLOOR; four servant girls in another part of the house; the fire began on the lower floor. An interior fire with no structural loss reported — the house was repaired and the widow lived there until the 1920s (Tribune society notes 1896–1921; tax list July 4, 1903). So the 1873 Henderson house stood in 1904 with Mrs. C. M. Henderson as occupant; the library's 'unresolved' can be closed. Henderson died at 1816 on Jan. 23, 1896 and left the widow 'the homestead at No. 1816 Prairie avenue, the household furniture, and horses' (Tribune Feb. 8, 1896).",
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   "notes": "Pen drawing of two men on the lakefront breakwater at the foot of 16th Street in heavy surf ('The X Shows the Spot Where the Hat and Coat Were Found'), flanked by four portrait heads (O'Donnell, Mulcahey, Bush, Hanlon). Shows the Illinois Central lakefront east of the district in 1896; nothing of 1906 Prairie itself.",
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   "title": "Prairie Avenue [approximately 2021–2033 S. Prairie Ave. at 21st St., looking northeast]",
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   "rights": "unknown — link only",
   "rights_basis": "AIC CONTENTdm record: 'For publication/rights information please contact the Ryerson and Burnham Archives' — kept link-only",
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   "notes": "Chicago Plan Commission survey photograph. The view at the 21st St corner shows a 1930s commercial building ('…Products' sign) at left, globe-topped street lamps, bare parkway trees, a large multi-storey stone-trimmed industrial/office block with a flagpole (probably part of the R. R. Donnelley complex) at right, cars of c.1940 — i.e. the corner end of the 2000 block was already commercial; the 2021–2035 houses themselves are not clearly visible in this frame despite the catalogue's address. Documents the 1941 street surface, curb line and lighting. Same survey has other Prairie Ave frames (65592, 65624, 65672 — 1700/1800 blocks; other streams).",
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     "repository": "Art Institute of Chicago, Ryerson & Burnham Archives",
     "rights": "unknown — link only",
     "title": "Prairie Avenue [approximately 2021–2033 S. Prairie Ave. at 21st St., looking northeast]"
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   },
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   "title": "\"Wrecking 2021 Prairie-av. Italian marble and tile fireplaces, Venetian glass, mirrors, bookcases, cabinets, electric fixtures, Kewanee boiler…\" (Federal Wrecking Co.)",
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   "date": "August 30, 1942 (repeated September 6, 1942)",
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   "date_latest": 1942,
   "creator": "Chicago Sunday Tribune (classified advertisement)",
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   "found_via": "IA full-text search '\"2021 prairie\"'; advertisement read on the page image (IIIF crop)",
   "notes": "Read on the page: \"[W]recking 2021 Prairie-av. [Ita]lian marble and tile fireplaces, Vene[tian] glass, mirrors, bookcases, cabinets, [elect]ric fixtures, Kewanee boiler, modern [radi]ation, plumbing, oak trim and flooring, [over]hanging garage door. All kinds of [buil]ding material. Salesman on premises.\" (Federal Wrecking Co.). CONFLICT with the library, which gives 2021 Adams/High no demolition date: the house was being wrecked and its fittings sold in Aug–Sep 1942 (the Highs were there to c. 1932; Shirley T. High's residence in 1932). The interior fittings named (Italian marble and tile fireplaces, oak trim and floors) are those of the house standing in 1904. Later than the target year; link only.",
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   "streetscape": false,
   "view": "text",
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   "local": null,
   "rights": "copyright — link only",
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   "period": "later",
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   "title": "Shirley T. High Residence 2021 Prairie Avenue",
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   "facing": "southeast",
   "camera_position": "from the northwest, on Prairie Avenue",
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   "date_latest": null,
   "period": "later",
   "creator": "unknown",
   "repository": "Chicagology (chicagology.com) — website compilation; original holder not credited on page",
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   "rights": "unknown — link only",
   "rights_basis": "Website reproduction without credited source or rights statement; original holder and rights unresolved",
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   "notes": "Coarse-screen halftone captioned 'Shirley T. High Residence'. Shows a three-storey dark brick house with a steep front gable, a round corner tower with conical roof at left, arched entrance up a stone stoop, tall chimney, and a broad north side wing with a second gable; picket fence at right. This form is Queen Anne/Richardsonian of the 1880s — consistent with J. L. High's 1886 purchase and 1887 rear addition (Inter Ocean 20 Aug 1887 permit, quoted) or a rebuild; it is not obviously the late-1870s Adams house. Date unknown (Chicagology file name '1930' is not a holder date; Shirley T. High was James L. High's son) — period left unset. Needs source identification before use for 1904. Lead: the 1973 Commission report bibliography cites John Drury, 'Old Chicago Houses: Prairie Avenue Survivor,' Chicago Daily News, 19 Jan 1940 (Adams/High House); its text says the house was then still occupied by Maj. Shirley T. High (65) and was a '2½-story, 16-room residence … built in the late 1870s by Benjamin Adams … sold in 1886 to Major High's father … for $40,000'. The halftone with the 'Shirley T. High Residence' caption is plausibly from that 1940 article — unverified.",
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     "creator": "unknown",
     "date": "undated (file name suggests 1930; halftone with snow)",
     "repository": "Chicagology (chicagology.com) — website compilation; original holder not credited on page",
     "rights": "unknown — link only",
     "title": "Shirley T. High Residence 2021 Prairie Avenue"
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   "id": "a20-chicagology-2027-text",
   "kind": "document",
   "title": "2027 S. Prairie — directory and newspaper extracts (Walker / Cobb household)",
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   "streetscape": false,
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   "date": "extracts 1884–1900",
   "date_earliest": 1884,
   "date_latest": 1900,
   "period": "in-period",
   "creator": "Chicagology (compiler), quoting Lakeside/Edwards directories, Inter Ocean and Chicago Tribune",
   "repository": "Chicagology (chicagology.com) — website compilation of period sources",
   "collection": "Chicagology: Prairie Avenue address pages",
   "call_number": null,
   "catalog_url": "https://chicagology.com/chicagostreets/prairieavenue/2027prairie/",
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   "rights": "unknown — link only",
   "rights_basis": "Website compilation; quoted period newspapers are public domain but the transcriptions are the site's",
   "local": null,
   "verified": "viewed",
   "found_via": "Chicagology Prairie Avenue index page",
   "notes": "No image of 2027 found anywhere this session; this page holds the only physical description: Chicago Tribune, 9 Jan 1898 — Silas B. Cobb 'lives in a wide, rambling, red brick house at 2027, next door south of the attorney, James L. High', with Mr. and Mrs. William B. Walker (his daughter) and Charles Cobb Walker; Inter Ocean 2 Jan 1887 — 'Mr. William B. Walker is at home at No. 2027'; Lakeside Directory 1884 Walker William B. … house 2027 Prairie. Cobb died at the house (Tribune 6 Apr 1900, quoted on the 2017 page). Resolves the index's 'owner versus daughter's household' question: in 1898–1900 it was Cobb's home shared with the Walkers. Robinson 1886 crop on the page shows the footprint.",
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   "kind": "fire insurance map",
   "title": "2027 S. Prairie Ave. — Robinson Fire Insurance Map, 1886 [Chicagology address crop]",
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    "pa-2027-37"
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    "2027 S. Prairie Avenue"
   ],
   "streetscape": true,
   "view": "site plan",
   "facing": null,
   "camera_position": null,
   "date": "1886",
   "date_earliest": 1886,
   "date_latest": 1886,
   "period": "in-period",
   "creator": "E. Robinson (Robinson's Atlas of the City of Chicago, 1886); crop and arrow by Chicagology",
   "repository": "Chicagology (chicagology.com)",
   "collection": "Chicagology Prairie Avenue address pages; original: Robinson's Atlas of the City of Chicago (1886)",
   "call_number": null,
   "catalog_url": "https://chicagology.com/chicagostreets/prairieavenue/2027prairie/",
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   "rights": "public domain",
   "rights_basis": "published 1886 (pre-1929, US); faithful reproduction via chicagology",
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   "verified": "viewed",
   "found_via": "chicagology Prairie Avenue index → per-address page (follow-up pass, south half 1834–2140; every image on the page enumerated)",
   "notes": "Chicagology's per-address crop of the hand-coloured plate of Robinson's Atlas of the City of Chicago (E. Robinson, 1886) covering Prairie Avenue from 16th to 22nd Street (north at right; Indiana Avenue at top), full-resolution file (3841×1482 px) with a black arrow added by Chicagology. Plate conventions: pink = brick, yellow = frame, buff/brown = stone (a brown band at a pink front = stone front); X-crossed squares = rear stables on the alleys; frontage figures (ft) and small house numbers along the street lines. Every crop in the series is the same plate and differs only by the arrow; the first-pass aggregate records (a19-cgy-robinson-1886-crops-1900-block, a20-chicagology-robinson-1886-crops) and the Newberry atlas (st-newberry-robinson-1886-atlas) cover the plate as a whole — this record keeps the per-address crop because its arrow is Chicagology's lot identification, which the site plan can place by address. 1886 evidence only: combine with the 1911 Sanborn for 1904. Page caption: '2027 S. Prairie Ave. / Robinson Fire Insurance Map / 1886'. Arrow comes up from the alley and ends at lot 15 of block 21 on the east side of the 2000 block: a brick (pink) house with an irregular, stepped rear, at the number 2027 (frontage figure printed '60' at this position — reading uncertain). This is the only image of the 2027 footprint and fits the Tribune's 'wide, rambling, red brick house' (9 Jan 1898) shared by Silas B. Cobb and the Walkers.",
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   "kind": "newspaper item",
   "title": "SILAS B. COBB IS DEAD. Chicago Pioneer Passes Away at the Age of 88 Years. — Chicago Tribune, April 6, 1900",
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   "streetscape": false,
   "view": "text",
   "facing": null,
   "camera_position": null,
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   "date_earliest": 1900,
   "date_latest": 1900,
   "period": "in-period",
   "creator": "Chicago Tribune",
   "repository": "Chicagology (chicagology.com)",
   "collection": "Chicagology 2017 page (the same obituary text is also on the 2027 page); original: Chicago Tribune, 6 Apr 1900",
   "call_number": null,
   "catalog_url": "https://chicagology.com/chicagostreets/prairieavenue/2017prairie/",
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   "rights_basis": "published 1900 (pre-1929, US); faithful reproduction via chicagology",
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   "verified": "viewed",
   "found_via": "chicagology Prairie Avenue index → per-address page (follow-up pass, south half 1834–2140; every image on the page enumerated)",
   "notes": "Headline block. The obituary quoted below it: Cobb died 'at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. William B. Walker, 2027 Prairie avenue', funeral from the W. B. Walker residence, 2027 — so the household of 1904 at 2027 was the Walkers'. Shown on the 2017 page because Cobb's daughter Bertha had lived at 2017 (Mrs. William Armour). No architectural content.",
   "measurements": [],
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  },
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   "id": "nps-2027-tribune-1911-04-16-to-rent-15-room-residence",
   "title": "\"To Rent—15 room residence, 2027 Prairie-av., $300 per month. W. L. De Wolf & Co.\"",
   "building_ids": [
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   ],
   "addresses": [
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   ],
   "date": "April 16, 1911",
   "date_earliest": 1911,
   "date_latest": 1911,
   "creator": "Chicago Sunday Tribune (classified advertisement)",
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   "found_via": "IA full-text search '\"2027 prairie\"'; advertisement read on the page image (OCR reads '16 room'; the image reads 15)",
   "notes": "Read on the page: \"TO RENT— 15 room residence, 2027 Prairie-av., $300 per month. W. L. DE WOLF & CO.\" A high rent for the street in 1911, i.e. a large first-class house still intact. With the Tribune of 9 Jan 1898 ('a wide, rambling, red brick house', a20-chicagology-2027-text) this gives the house standing in 1904 (Borland household; Kuppenheimer family by 1907): a broad red-brick house of about 15 rooms.",
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   "streetscape": false,
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   "facing": null,
   "camera_position": null,
   "local": null,
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   "verified": "viewed",
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   "id": "nps-2027-tribune-1912-05-03-two-storey-brick-garage",
   "title": "\"To Rent—Large 2 story brick garage; stm. ht.; 4 living rms. above; fully equipped. 2027 Prairie-av.\"",
   "building_ids": [
    "pa-2027-37"
   ],
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   ],
   "date": "May 3, 1912",
   "date_earliest": 1912,
   "date_latest": 1912,
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   "found_via": "IA full-text search '\"2027 prairie\"'; advertisement read on the page image (IIIF crop)",
   "notes": "Read on the page: \"TO RENT—LARGE 2 STORY BRICK GARAGE; stm. ht.; 4 living rms. above; fully equipped. 2027 Prairie-av.\" The rear outbuilding of 2027 was a large two-storey brick building with four living rooms upstairs — the usual form of a converted carriage house/stable with coachman's quarters (the Robinson 1886 plate shows a stable at the rear of the lot). Probably the 1904 carriage house, already converted to a garage by 1912; the ad does not say when it was built.",
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   "streetscape": false,
   "view": "text",
   "facing": null,
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   "local": null,
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   "verified": "viewed",
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   "id": "nps-2027-tribune-1923-03-08-old-residence-sold-50x178",
   "title": "[Real estate] \"…the purchase by A. J. Nystrom & Co. of the old residence at 2027 Prairie avenue, from G. E. Rosenau for $35,000. On the 50x178 lot the new owners expect to erect a five story building…\"",
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   "addresses": [
    "2027 S. Prairie Avenue"
   ],
   "date": "March 8, 1923",
   "date_earliest": 1923,
   "date_latest": 1923,
   "creator": "Chicago Daily Tribune (real estate column)",
   "repository": "Internet Archive (Chicago Tribune microfilm, pub_chicago-daily-tribune)",
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   "found_via": "IA full-text search '\"2027 prairie\"'; article read on the page image (IIIF crop)",
   "notes": "Read on the page: \"the purchase by A. J. Nystrom & Co. of the old residence at 2027 Prairie avenue, from G. E. Rosenau for $35,000. On the 50x178 lot the new owners expect to erect a five story building within the next two years.\" Gives the LOT as 50 × 178 ft. CONFLICT: Chicagology's Robinson 1886 crop of lot 15 prints a frontage of '60' (cgs-2027-robinson-1886); the 1923 figure may exclude a strip sold off, or the 1886 figure may cover more than the house lot. Nystrom used the old house (Nystrom ads at 2027 in 1924) before rebuilding.",
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   "notes": "Read on the page: \"TO RENT—2112 PRAIRIE-AV., BEAUTIFUL detached house 20 large light rooms and 5 bathrooms; choice and exclusive residence neighborhood; an A1 location for high grade rooming house; steam heating plant; reasonable rental; $200 per month.\" Bearing: the Rothschild house (Mrs. M. M. Rothschild and family in 1903–05 per the Blue Books) was a DETACHED house of about 20 rooms — a large house, not a row house — with a steam plant; the 1893 Tribune's 'gilt-trimmed residence' (cgs-2112-tribune-1893-rothschild-headline) is the same building. Near-period (1913), no alteration mentioned; by 1911 parts were let as suites.",
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   "notes": "Mark Kimball at old no. 984 (=2108) from 1870–71 through 1887 (Edwards'/Lakeside directories); Inter Ocean, 14 June 1903: 'Mrs. Miner T. Ames and family have removed from 2108 Prairie avenue to 1830 Calumet avenue' — so 2108 changed hands/occupants just before 1904. NB the page's Robinson 1886 crop is captioned 'Empty lot of 2108' but the directories place Kimball here continuously; the Rees nomination says Kimball owned and lived at 2108 and sold the south 24 ft (2110) in 1888 — the 'empty lot' is the Kimball side yard that became 2110. Image of the house: only in the 1890s street views (a20-glessner-2100-block-west-side-1890s).",
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   "found_via": "chicagology Prairie Avenue index → per-address page (follow-up pass, south half 1834–2140; every image on the page enumerated)",
   "notes": "Chicagology's per-address crop of the hand-coloured plate of Robinson's Atlas of the City of Chicago (E. Robinson, 1886) covering Prairie Avenue from 16th to 22nd Street (north at right; Indiana Avenue at top), full-resolution file (3698×1400 px) with a black arrow added by Chicagology. Plate conventions: pink = brick, yellow = frame, buff/brown = stone (a brown band at a pink front = stone front); X-crossed squares = rear stables on the alleys; frontage figures (ft) and small house numbers along the street lines. Every crop in the series is the same plate and differs only by the arrow; the first-pass aggregate records (a19-cgy-robinson-1886-crops-1900-block, a20-chicagology-robinson-1886-crops) and the Newberry atlas (st-newberry-robinson-1886-atlas) cover the plate as a whole — this record keeps the per-address crop because its arrow is Chicagology's lot identification, which the site plan can place by address. 1886 evidence only: combine with the 1911 Sanborn for 1904. Page caption: 'Empty lot of 2108 Prairie Avenue / Robinson Fire Insurance Map / 1886 (the same file is on the 2018 page captioned '2108 S. Prairie (lot)')'. CAPTION CONFLICT. The arrow ends at the alley end of lot 3 of block 25 (west side, 2100 block), which is VACANT in 1886 — but on the plate the printed number 2108 and the frontage figure '25.8' sit over the NEXT lot north (lot 2), which holds a narrow brick house with a stone (brown) front; the vacant lot between it and the brick house printed 2112 is the later Rees lot, 2110 (built 1888; the 2110 page arrows the same vacant lot). Mark Kimball is listed at 2108 in the 1887 directory and the Tribune drew a stone-fronted house at 2108 on 9 Jan 1898 (cgs-tribune-1898-01-09-death-strip), so 2108 was very probably standing in 1886 and Chicagology's 'Empty lot of 2108' is a mislabel. This also corrects the first-pass aggregate note (a20-chicagology-robinson-1886-crops) that 2108 was empty.",
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   "title": "\"To Rent—2108 Prairie-av., 11 r. stone front house, in perfect repair; new plumbing; 2 bathrooms; hardwood floors; hot water heat; new decorations throughout; good brick barn. Trotter & Kimball\"",
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   "found_via": "IA full-text search '\"2108 prairie\"'; advertisement read on the page image (IIIF crop)",
   "notes": "Read on the page: \"TO RENT—2108 PRAIRIE-AV., 11 R. STONE front house, in perfect repair; new plumbing; 2 bathrooms; hardwood floors; hot water heat; new decorations throughout; good brick barn. TROTTER & KIMBALL, 132 La Salle-st.\" The same house was advertised through 1903 as a '10 room stone front house; hot water heat; open plumbing; … bathrooms; hardwood floors; good b[rick barn]' (Tribune 10 and 31 May, 21 Jun, 12 Jul, 2 and 23 Aug, 6 Sep, 13 Dec 1903; 6 Sep 1903 read on the image). Bearing: fixes 2108 in the TARGET YEAR as a STONE-FRONTED house of 10–11 rooms, standing empty and to let in the first months of 1904 (hence no Blue Book entry for 1904), freshly refitted, with a BRICK BARN at the rear; let to Dr. Frank Allport by late 1904 (Blue Book 1905). The agents Trotter & Kimball suggest the Kimball family still owned it (sold 'from Mark Kimball' in 1922). Agrees with the Robinson 1886 'narrow brick house with a stone front' on the 25.8-ft lot.",
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   "title": "2109 S. Prairie — directory and newspaper extracts (Robert W. Roloson)",
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   "rights": "unknown — link only",
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   "notes": "Roloson household at 2109 from 1880 (Lakeside 1880, 1884, 1885); Chicago Tribune 7 June 1899 reports Mrs. Belle Roloson's death at the family residence, 2109 Prairie. Page gives life span 1880–1933. Not to be confused with the Frank Lloyd Wright 'Roloson rowhouses' at 3213–3219 S. Calumet (1894), which R. W. Roloson commissioned as an investment. Only possible image: the neighbour at left in a20-chicagology-2115-armour-photo.",
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   "title": "[Roloson–Dunham litigation] \"…her father, J. H. Dunham, bought her the house at No. 2109 Prairie avenue, but retained the title in his own name… Roloson laid out about $4,000 on the house…\"",
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   "notes": "Read on the page (Robert W. Roloson's answer in a suit with his father-in-law): \"when he was married he gave his wife, … Dunham, $20,000 in Government bonds, and her father, J. H. Dunham, bought her the house at No. 2109 Prairie avenue, but retained the title in his own name. He also gave her the furniture in the house… Roloson laid out about $4,000 on the house while he lived there, and AFTER HIS WIFE'S DEATH bought the house for what [Dunham paid] for it—$21,000.\" Bearing: 2109 was an existing house bought (not built) for the Rolosons around their marriage (c. 1880), improved by about $4,000, and bought outright by Roloson for $21,000 — a substantial house, which Roloson still occupied in 1904 (Blue Book) and until his death in the 1920s. No description of form; the Robinson 1886 footprint at 2109 is still unresolved (cgs-2109-robinson-1886).",
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   "found_via": "chicagology Prairie Avenue index → per-address page (follow-up pass, south half 1834–2140; every image on the page enumerated)",
   "notes": "Chicagology's per-address crop of the hand-coloured plate of Robinson's Atlas of the City of Chicago (E. Robinson, 1886) covering Prairie Avenue from 16th to 22nd Street (north at right; Indiana Avenue at top), full-resolution file (3698×1400 px) with a black arrow added by Chicagology. Plate conventions: pink = brick, yellow = frame, buff/brown = stone (a brown band at a pink front = stone front); X-crossed squares = rear stables on the alleys; frontage figures (ft) and small house numbers along the street lines. Every crop in the series is the same plate and differs only by the arrow; the first-pass aggregate records (a19-cgy-robinson-1886-crops-1900-block, a20-chicagology-robinson-1886-crops) and the Newberry atlas (st-newberry-robinson-1886-atlas) cover the plate as a whole — this record keeps the per-address crop because its arrow is Chicagology's lot identification, which the site plan can place by address. 1886 evidence only: combine with the 1911 Sanborn for 1904. Page caption: '2109 Prairie Avenue / Robinson Fire Insurance Map / 1886'. Arrow ends on the east side of the 2100 block at lot 17 (frontage '30', printed 2107 at that position), where NO footprint is drawn; the nearest house is the narrow brick house with a stone (brown) front on the 25.8-ft lot immediately south. Because Roloson is listed at 2109 from 1880 to 1885, the arrowed spot is not a reliable footprint — 2109 may be that narrow stone-fronted house, or the 1886 numbering on the plate may differ. Unresolved; do not take a footprint for 2109 from this arrow alone.",
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   "notes": "Headline block naming 'the Family Residence, 2109 Prairie Avenue' — confirms the Roloson household there in 1899 (already summarised in a20-chicagology-2109-text). No architectural content; no image of the house exists on the page.",
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   "found_via": "chicagology Prairie Avenue index → per-address page (follow-up pass, south half 1834–2140; every image on the page enumerated)",
   "notes": "Chicagology's per-address crop of the hand-coloured plate of Robinson's Atlas of the City of Chicago (E. Robinson, 1886) covering Prairie Avenue from 16th to 22nd Street (north at right; Indiana Avenue at top), full-resolution file (3698×1400 px) with a black arrow added by Chicagology. Plate conventions: pink = brick, yellow = frame, buff/brown = stone (a brown band at a pink front = stone front); X-crossed squares = rear stables on the alleys; frontage figures (ft) and small house numbers along the street lines. Every crop in the series is the same plate and differs only by the arrow; the first-pass aggregate records (a19-cgy-robinson-1886-crops-1900-block, a20-chicagology-robinson-1886-crops) and the Newberry atlas (st-newberry-robinson-1886-atlas) cover the plate as a whole — this record keeps the per-address crop because its arrow is Chicagology's lot identification, which the site plan can place by address. 1886 evidence only: combine with the 1911 Sanborn for 1904. Page caption: 'Empty lot of 2130 Prairie Avenue / Robinson Fire Insurance Map / 1886'. Arrow ends at the vacant lot 7 of block 25: the Murdoch house was built here in 1890 (Henry Ives Cobb). Consistent.",
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   "title": "The Chicago Blue Book … 1904, alphabetical list: \"Murdoch Thomas, Lexington hotel. Chi., W.P. Sum. res. Gaspe, P. Q.\"",
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   "repository": "Internet Archive (University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign copy)",
   "collection": "The Chicago blue book of selected names of Chicago and suburban towns, vol. 1904",
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   "found_via": "IA search inside chicagobluebooko1904chic for '\"Murdoch Thomas\"'; entry read on the page image",
   "notes": "Read on the page: \"Murdoch Blanche Miss, Lexington [hotel]\"; \"Murdoch Thomas, Lexington hotel. Chi., W.P. Sum. res. Gaspe, P. Q.\" In every Blue Book 1890–1902 Thomas Murdoch is at 2130 Prairie (IA full text: 1890, 1891, 1893–95, 1897–99, 1901, 1902), and from 1909–1914 his household is back at 2130 (IA full-text snippets, not opened: Tribune 8 Jul 1909, 'Thomas Murdock, 2130 Prairie avenue, was assessed'; Blue Books 1911–14, Miss Jane Murdoch and Julius B. Cone at 2130; and see nps-2130-tribune-1909-12-31-murdoch-will-residence). Bearing: in 1904 the Murdoch family was living at a hotel; the 2130 house (Cobb, 1890) stood but had no society household (1903–05 street pages list nothing at 2130). Model it as standing, probably closed or let.",
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   "title": "[Thomas Murdoch's will] \"…household effects and personal property at the Murdoch residence at 2130 Prairie avenue and at the Metropole hotel, where he died.\"",
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   "date": "December 31, 1909",
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   "creator": "Chicago Daily Tribune",
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   "found_via": "IA full-text search '\"Thomas Murdoch\" \"Prairie avenue\"'; search inside the issue for 'Prairie'; passage read on the page image (IIIF crop; OCR reads '2180')",
   "notes": "Read on the page: \"the two nieces, Blanche and Jane, are to receive $30,000 each, as well as the greater part of the household effects and personal property at the Murdoch residence at 2130 Prairie avenue and at the Metropole hotel, where he died.\" Bearing: the Murdoch house at 2130 was kept furnished as the family residence throughout 1904–09 even while Thomas Murdoch lived in hotels (Blue Book 1904: Lexington hotel); the nieces Jane and Blanche Murdoch, and Jane's sister Mrs. Julius B. Cone, are at 2130 in 1910–14. So 2130 stood in 1904 (closes 'unresolved'), furnished, probably lightly occupied. No description of the building.",
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   "notes": "Built 1853 for John N. Staples, \"Italian villa style\", lake 250 ft to the east (page). Inter Ocean 18 Jun 1878: permit to Charles Busby, \"three-story and basement addition to house at 854 Prairie avenue, to cost $12,000\". Tribune 4 May 1879: two-storey barn at 854, $3,000. Inter Ocean 21 Nov 1879: fire \"in the house of T. W. Harvey, 852 [sic] Prairie avenue… The building is a two-story brownstone front\", damage $2,000. Sold 1880 to T. W. Harvey, who remodelled it; sold 1899 to John Glessner and razed (for the 1700/1706 townhouses). The Tribune 1898 calls it \"the old Staples homestead, 1703 [sic] Prairie avenue\".",
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   "notes": "KEY FIND FOR 1702 (thin building): the T. W. Harvey house after its 1880 remodelling — a Second Empire front with a slate mansard and pedimented dormers, a two-storey canted corner bay rising to a tall concave-mansard tower roof with a dormer at the right (north?) end, a one-storey columned entrance porch with arched openings and a curved roof, panelled wall surfaces, high basement and stoop; a coachman and footman in top hats on a brougham at the kerb, a gas lamp, granite curb and a rough street surface. Demolished c.1899–1900 when Glessner bought the lot, so it shows the PRE-1904 predecessor of the 1700/1706 townhouses. Page text: permits 1878 (Busby, 3-storey and basement addition, $12,000) and 1879 (two-storey barn, $3,000); the Inter Ocean (21 Nov 1879) called it \"a two-story brownstone front\".",
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   "notes": "SAME PHOTOGRAPH as a16-ghm-blog-1702-staples (Glessner House blog), slightly differently cropped: the 1853 Staples Italianate villa — two storeys, low hipped roof with a square belvedere, bracketed cornice, full-width veranda with balustraded deck, side bay window, picket fence. Chicagology's caption pairs it with the remodelled view (cgn-1702-harvey-remodelled-photo).",
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     "date": "undated (before the 1880 remodelling)",
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   "title": "1702 S. Prairie Ave. — Robinson Fire Insurance Map, 1886 [Chicagology address crop]",
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   "creator": "E. Robinson (Robinson's Atlas of the City of Chicago, 1886); crop and arrow by Chicagology",
   "repository": "Chicagology (chicagology.com)",
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   "found_via": "chicagology Prairie Avenue index → per-address page (follow-up pass, all images on the page enumerated)",
   "notes": "Chicagology's per-address crop of the hand-coloured plate of Robinson's Atlas of the City of Chicago (E. Robinson, 1886) covering Prairie Avenue from 16th to 22nd Street (north at right; Indiana Avenue at top; the Illinois Central / Michigan Central tracks along the lake at lower right), with a black arrow added by Chicagology at the address. Plate conventions: pink = brick, yellow = frame, buff/brown = stone (a brown band at a pink front = stone front); X-crossed squares = rear stables on the alleys; frontage figures (ft) along the street line with the house numbers in small type below. All crops in this series are the same plate in two crop variants (3841×1482 and 3698×1400 px) and differ only by the arrow; the atlas itself is held by the Newberry (st-newberry-robinson-1886-atlas). Footprints are 1886 evidence — combine with the 1911 Sanborn for 1904. Rights: an 1886 atlas is public domain; the first-pass streams (a19/a20 Robinson crop records) treated these crops as link-only — this stream follows the pass instructions (dated published atlas → PD). Arrow points to sublot 2 (105-ft frontage), west side: a brick house with stone trim and projecting bays on its north side (the Staples house as remodelled by T. W. Harvey in 1880), with a rear stable.",
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   "title": "\"For Sale— No. 1702 Prairie-av. 102.5x177 feet. $35,000. Large brown stone front house, brick stable…\" (Wm. D. Kerfoot & Co.)",
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   "date_latest": 1898,
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   "found_via": "IA full-text search '\"1702 prairie\"'; advertisement read on the page image (IIIF crop)",
   "notes": "Kerfoot's sale ad six weeks before Glessner bought: the 1702 lot 102.5 × 177 ft with a 'large brown stone front house, brick stable', asking $35,000. Adds the BRICK STABLE at the rear (built 1879: Tribune May 4, 1879 permit for a two-storey barn at old 854 Prairie, $3,000 — chicagology). Both house and stable were cleared for the 1700/1706 townhouses, so this is pre-1904 context only.",
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   "title": "\"Prairie Avenue Realty Sale. John J. Glessner Buys the T. W. Harvey Residence and Grounds for Thirty Thousand Dollars.\"",
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   "date_earliest": 1899,
   "date_latest": 1899,
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   "found_via": "IA full-text search '\"1702 prairie\"'; OCR passage read (clean)",
   "notes": "\"Mr. Glessner takes the property as an investment and will tear down the house now occupying the ground and erect in its place two modern residences… The lot has a frontage of 102½ feet and a depth of 177. The house itself covers an area of 55x90 feet. It is constructed of brownstone, is three stories high, and contains twenty rooms.\" The best description of the Staples/Harvey house (demolished 1899–1901, so absent in 1904) and the lot dimension shared by the 1700/1706 townhouses that replaced it: 102½ × 177 ft. Note the conflict with the Inter Ocean of Nov. 21, 1879 ('a two-story brownstone front', chicagology) — the 1878 three-storey and basement addition (permit to C. Busby, $12,000) explains the 'three stories'. The Tribune of Feb. 12, 1899 repeats the sale.",
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   "notes": "Completes the 1637 ownership chain to 1904: 'The dwelling 1637 Prairie Ave., 58 feet front, running back to the Illinois Central railroad, has been sold by Wm. P. Elliott to Wm. [G.] Hibbard jr. for $23,000' (printed 'Wm. J. Hibbard'). Sequence: the Spaldings (1880s–1899; Abendpost 27 Jan 1899 records 1637 '58 F. durch bis Illinois Zentralbahn' in the exchange by which the Spaldings took 1709) → Elliott (1899–1900) → William Gold Hibbard Jr. (April 1900), who is at 1637 in the 1904 Blue Book and to 1915. So the 1904 house at 1637 is the old Grosvenor/Spalding house (the library's 'major Spalding remodeling'), owned and occupied by Hibbard Jr.; lot 58 ft through to the IC tracks. Later form: 'the former three story Hibbard residence' (npo-1637-tribune-1921-10-30-three-story-hibbard-residence-remodeled); the 1911 Sanborn reads 2½ storeys + basement, brick, rear garage.",
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   "title": "\"Henschien & McLaren, architects specializing in the designing of packing plants, have moved their offices from the Old Colony building to 1637 Prairie avenue. The former three story Hibbard residence has been remodeled and will be used by them.\"",
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   "title": "\"Co-Partnership Notices\" — dissolution of King, Kellogg & Co.; Charles P. Kellogg & Co. continues at 24–26 Lake St.",
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   "notes": "Business notice signed by Palmer V. Kellogg (owner of 1709). Chicagology places it under a \"Chicago Tribune, October 9, 1872\" caption; the clipping is headed Chicago Evening Post, 5 April 1868. Owner context only.",
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   "notes": "Page lifespan \"1881–\"; occupants listed Palmer V. Kellogg, Thomas Murdoch, Charles Schwartz (the last two not sourced on the page). Inter Ocean 19 Oct 1883: Kellogg \"died at his residence, No. 1709 Prairie avenue\"; his will (Inter Ocean 16 Nov 1883): \"The real estate consists only of the homestead at No. 1709 Prairie avenue\", left to the widow for life, then to the children. Directories 1884–85: Mrs Palmer V. Kellogg at 1709. So the Kellogg house stood and was occupied by 1883; with Monroe's Root works list (1882–91) omitting it, a c.1881 date and the Burnham & Root attribution both need confirmation.",
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   "title": "1709 S. Prairie Ave. — Robinson Fire Insurance Map, 1886 [Chicagology address crop]",
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   "date_latest": 1886,
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   "creator": "E. Robinson (Robinson's Atlas of the City of Chicago, 1886); crop and arrow by Chicagology",
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   "found_via": "chicagology Prairie Avenue index → per-address page (follow-up pass, all images on the page enumerated)",
   "notes": "Chicagology's per-address crop of the hand-coloured plate of Robinson's Atlas of the City of Chicago (E. Robinson, 1886) covering Prairie Avenue from 16th to 22nd Street (north at right; Indiana Avenue at top; the Illinois Central / Michigan Central tracks along the lake at lower right), with a black arrow added by Chicagology at the address. Plate conventions: pink = brick, yellow = frame, buff/brown = stone (a brown band at a pink front = stone front); X-crossed squares = rear stables on the alleys; frontage figures (ft) along the street line with the house numbers in small type below. All crops in this series are the same plate in two crop variants (3841×1482 and 3698×1400 px) and differ only by the arrow; the atlas itself is held by the Newberry (st-newberry-robinson-1886-atlas). Footprints are 1886 evidence — combine with the 1911 Sanborn for 1904. Rights: an 1886 atlas is public domain; the first-pass streams (a19/a20 Robinson crop records) treated these crops as link-only — this stream follows the pass instructions (dated published atlas → PD). KEY FOR 1709 KELLOGG: the east-side label \"1709\" over a 101.05-ft frontage (sublot 2, depth 212.8) holding a LARGE BRICK HOUSE with a stepped, many-bayed irregular plan set well back from the street, plus a brick stable at the track end — the Palmer V. Kellogg homestead (Kellogg died there Oct 1883; the will says the homestead was his only real estate). The first pass found only the 1893 Rand McNally strip for this house.",
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   "title": "\"An important deal by which the Charles P. Kellogg homestead, 1709 Prairie avenue, west front, [1]02 feet frontage, goes into the hands of George W Cass… The improvements on the land consist of a fine brick residence, and a barn in the rear.\"",
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   "date": "January 23, 1897",
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   "date_latest": 1897,
   "creator": "The Real Estate and Building Journal (Chicago), weekly real-estate review",
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   "collection": "The Real Estate and Building Journal, Jan. 23, 1897 (vol. XXXIX)",
   "catalog_url": "https://archive.org/details/realestatebuildi3918unse/page/n73/mode/1up",
   "found_via": "Address grep of the RE&BJ 1897 OCR text ('1709 Prairie'); passage read on the page image (IIIF crops); issue date from the masthead; page index checked against the BookReader page image (search-inside/IIIF leaf numbers run ahead of the /page/nN index in this scan)",
   "notes": "Fills the gap between the Kellogg and Spalding ownerships of 1709 and describes the property seven years before 1904: 'a fine BRICK residence, and a BARN in the rear'; the lot fronts west (east side of the street), '[1]02 feet frontage' [the first digit is lost in the print/OCR; 102 ft at '$600 per front foot' fits the 99–101 ft of 1908]. 'This property adjoins the Wirt Dexter homestead on the north [i.e. lies just north of 1721] and is situated diagonally across the street from Mr. T. W. Harvey's residence [1702]'. George W. Cass took it in exchange for residence lots at Riverside, Morton Park and Lawndale; F. H. Doland & Co. acted for the Kellogg heirs. The paper names the house the 'Charles P. Kellogg homestead' — the builder was Palmer V. Kellogg (1883; Charles P. Kellogg's house was 1923): read as the Kellogg family homestead. By the 1899 exchange (Abendpost 27 Jan 1899, np pass) it passed to the Spaldings, who held it in 1904. Corroborates: brick house + rear barn on a c.100-ft lot for the 1904 model.",
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   "title": "\"Jesse Spalding, president of the Spalding Lumber company… died yesterday morning at his residence, 1709 Prairie avenue, aged 67 years.\"",
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   "date": "March 18, 1904",
   "date_earliest": 1904,
   "date_latest": 1904,
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   "collection": "The Chicago Daily Tribune, Mar. 18, 1904 (vol. 63 no. 67)",
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   "found_via": "IA full-text search '\"1709 prairie\"'; OCR passage read via search-inside",
   "notes": "Fixes the 1904 household of the Kellogg house: Jesse Spalding (lumber), who had 'greatly improved' it in 1899–1901 (np-tribune-1901-11-10-prairie-avenue-improvement), died there on March 17, 1904; his widow stayed (Mrs. Spalding was brought home to 1709 on March 6, 1904, Tribune Mar. 7, 1904). The Spaldings had acquired 1709 in Jan. 1899 in an exchange with George W. Cass for their old house at 1637 (Abendpost Jan. 27, 1899, transfers: '1709 Prairie Ave., 103½ F. [through to the] Illinois Zentralbahn … an Adelphia Spalding'). Occupancy only; funeral reports in the Home Improvement Center (Mar. 19 and Apr. 2, 1904) add nothing on the house.",
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   "id": "np-1709-abendpost-1908-07-24-spalding-brownstone-sold-to-otis",
   "kind": "newspaper item",
   "title": "'Auch das fast ebenso große Braunstein-Wohnhaus des verstorbenen Jesse Spalding, Nr. 1709 Prairie Avenue, nebst Grund, 101 bei 220 Fuß, ist von den Erben … an Philo Otis verkauft worden.'",
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   "date": "July 24, 1908",
   "date_earliest": 1908,
   "date_latest": 1908,
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   "found_via": "IA full-text search '\"1709 prairie\"'; OCR passage read (Fraktur OCR)",
   "notes": "The 1709 house described as a BROWNSTONE dwelling 'almost as large' as the 1912 Lowden house described just before it (three storeys, twenty rooms, brownstone, about 25 years old — that is 1912), on ground 101 × 220 ft, sold by Spalding's heirs to Philo A. Otis (reported price garbled in the OCR, c. $30,000). Material conflict with the Abendpost of Aug. 18, 1908 ('dreistöckiger Backsteinbau', three-storey brick; np-1709-abendpost-1908-08-18-otis-purchase-3-storey) and with the 1911 Sanborn (3 + basement, brick): probably a brick house with brownstone front/trim. Page within the issue not determined.",
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   "title": "'Die Heimstätte von Jesse Spalding, 1709 Prairie Ave. ist von Spaldings Erben für $28,000 an Philo A. Otis verkauft worden…'",
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   "date_latest": 1908,
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   "found_via": "IA full-text search '\"1709 prairie\"'; OCR passage read (Fraktur OCR)",
   "notes": "'The property is on the east side of the street; the lot has 99 feet front by a depth of 213 to 243 feet. The house is a THREE-STOREY BRICK building and contains eighteen [rooms; OCR 'Wohnungen'].' The contract provides that 'the southern 14 feet of the lot shall remain unbuilt for 50 years' — a side yard on the south of the house toward Dexter's 1721. Gives storeys, material and the irregular lot (deeper at one side, toward the Illinois Central). Philo A. Otis lived here until 1930; his widow left in 1936, when the house was to be torn down (np-1709-tribune-1936-10-11-otis-mansion-to-be-torn-down).",
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   "title": "\"Mrs. Philo Otis Leases Suite in Lake Shore Drive\" — \"Her old south side mansion at 1709 Prairie avenue eventually will be torn down…\"",
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   "date": "October 11, 1936",
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   "date_latest": 1936,
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   "rights": "copyright — link only",
   "rights_basis": "Published 1936; copyright status not checked — link only",
   "found_via": "IA full-text search '\"1709 prairie\"'; OCR passage read (djvu text)",
   "notes": "'Mrs. Philo Otis, a member of one of the last well known Chicago families to move away from the Prairie avenue \"gold coast\"…, has leased a ten room apartment in 199 Lake Shore drive. Her old south side mansion at 1709 Prairie avenue eventually will be torn down, according to Mellicent Martin, broker.' Bounds the library's 'demolition unknown' for the Kellogg house: still standing and occupied until late 1936, demolition expected after. Later evidence only.",
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   "kind": "document",
   "title": "1635 S. Prairie — page text (Herrick family, 1874–1885)",
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   "view": "text",
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   "period": "in-period",
   "creator": "Chicagology compilation of directory entries and newspaper extracts",
   "repository": "Chicagology (chicagology.com)",
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   "call_number": null,
   "catalog_url": "https://chicagology.com/chicagostreets/prairieavenue/1635prairie/",
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   "rights_basis": "quoted texts published before 1929 (US); extracts as transcribed by chicagology",
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   "found_via": "chicagology Prairie Avenue index → per-address page (follow-up pass, all images on the page enumerated)",
   "notes": "THIN BUILDING: Lakeside directories list Mrs L. A. Herrick at old 962 (sic) Prairie in 1874 and 1876, at 1635 in 1880, Mrs L. A. Herrick (widow of E. W.) at 1635 in 1884, and E. W. Herrick, salesman, at 1635 in 1885 — so a house was occupied at 1635 from at least 1874 to 1885. By Feb 1905 the family (Mrs Lavina A. Herrick and son E. Walter) lived at 2018 Prairie (Tribune 13 Feb 1905). The page gives no lifespan or image. The old number \"962\" is out of sequence (neighbours are old 833–851) — probably a directory or transcription error. Nothing here shows the house standing in 1904.",
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   "notes": "Chicagology's per-address crop of the hand-coloured plate of Robinson's Atlas of the City of Chicago (E. Robinson, 1886) covering Prairie Avenue from 16th to 22nd Street (north at right; Indiana Avenue at top; the Illinois Central / Michigan Central tracks along the lake at lower right), with a black arrow added by Chicagology at the address. Plate conventions: pink = brick, yellow = frame, buff/brown = stone (a brown band at a pink front = stone front); X-crossed squares = rear stables on the alleys; frontage figures (ft) along the street line with the house numbers in small type below. All crops in this series are the same plate in two crop variants (3841×1482 and 3698×1400 px) and differ only by the arrow; the atlas itself is held by the Newberry (st-newberry-robinson-1886-atlas). Footprints are 1886 evidence — combine with the 1911 Sanborn for 1904. Rights: an 1886 atlas is public domain; the first-pass streams (a19/a20 Robinson crop records) treated these crops as link-only — this stream follows the pass instructions (dated published atlas → PD). THIN BUILDING: the east-side frontage label \"1635\" sits over sublot 6 of the subdivision between 1637 and the empty sublots 3–5; the arrow ends at a NARROW BRICK BUILDING at the street end of sublot 6, adjoining a larger brick house on sublots 7–8. Directories place the Herrick family (Mrs L. A. Herrick, E. W. Herrick) at 1635 (old 962) 1874–1885, so a house stood here in 1886; whether it stood in 1904 is still open (index: \"uncertain; likely absent\"). The 1635 and 1637 crops' arrows fall within a few feet of each other.",
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   "kind": "newspaper item",
   "title": "\"To Rent—In whole or part—15-room brick house, No. 1635 Prairie-av.; all newly handsomely painted and papered; plate glass windows; with large barn; new plumbing; in splendid neighborhood; for short or long term. Warren Springer, 207 S. Canal-st.\"",
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    "1635 S. Prairie Avenue"
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   "date": "March 19, 1893",
   "date_earliest": 1893,
   "date_latest": 1893,
   "creator": "Chicago Sunday Tribune (classified advertisement)",
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   "collection": "The Chicago Sunday Tribune, Mar. 19, 1893 (vol. 52 no. 78), classified page",
   "call_number": "per_chicago-daily-tribune_the-chicago-sunday-tribu_1893-03-19_52_78, page index 13",
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   "found_via": "IA full-text search '\"1635 prairie\"'; advertisement read on the page image (IIIF crop; left edge partly cut, words completed from the OCR)",
   "notes": "The first physical description of the Forsyth/Herrick/Springer house: a 15-ROOM BRICK house with PLATE-GLASS WINDOWS and a LARGE BARN, newly painted and papered, offered by its owner Warren Springer (millionaire real-estate man). An 1886 rent list (Tribune Apr. 20, 1886, page n6, read on the image) also gives '1635 Prairie-av., 10 rooms, brick'. CONFLICT: the Tribune's 1895 lease report calls the improvement 'a two-story frame building' (np-1635-tribune-1895-07-28-springer-lease-70x200); two ads call it brick. Through 1892 Springer advertised the lot 'for lease for 99 years… 70x160 ft., suitable for nice apartment house' (many Tribune ads, Apr.–Oct. 1892).",
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     "value": "brick",
     "locator": "same (conflicts with 'two-story frame', Tribune July 28, 1895)"
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   "title": "\"Es war Frau Springer\" — Illinois Staats-Zeitung (Chicago), July 23, 1894, p. 7",
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   "found_via": "loc.gov Chronicling America search '\"1635 prairie\"'; OCR full text read",
   "notes": "German-language court item: \"Frau Warren Springer, die Frau des bekannten Grundeigenthumshändlers von No. 1635 Prairie Ave.\" (the wife of the well-known real-estate dealer of No. 1635 Prairie Ave.), to be tried for attempted jury bribery in the Metropolitan elevated railroad's condemnation suit. Shows a house at 1635 standing and occupied by the Warren Springer household in July 1894 — after the Herrick occupancy (to 1885) recorded on the chicagology page. It does not by itself prove the house stood in 1904, but it pushes the house's documented life a decade later than the library's evidence and weakens 'likely absent'. No description of the building.",
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   "title": "\"The lease of the property at No. 1635 Prairie avenue, owned by Warren Springer, is announced by the owner…\"",
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   "date": "July 28, 1895",
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   "date_latest": 1895,
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   "collection": "The Chicago Sunday Tribune, July 28, 1895 (vol. 54 no. 209), real-estate page",
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   "found_via": "IA full-text search '\"1635 prairie\"'; item read on the page image (IIIF crops)",
   "notes": "\"The lease is for ninety-nine years at 5 per cent on a basis of $1,000 a front foot. It has a frontage of seventy feet on Prairie avenue and a depth of 200 feet, and is improved with a two-story frame building. It is the intention of the lessee to improve the property with an eight-story apartment building.\" Gives the 1635 lot (70 ft front; depth 200 ft here vs 160 ft in Springer's 1892 ads) and calls the house TWO-STOREY FRAME — conflicting with the 'brick' of 1886 and 1893. The apartment building was not built: in Sept. 1896 E. H. Turnock had plans for a $250,000 flat building for Springer at 1625–1635 (already in the collection as dw-aabn-1896-springer-flats-1625-1635), yet Springer was still listed at 1635 in 1901–04 (np-1635-womens-clubs-directory-1903-04-springer), and the 1911 Sanborn shows no building at 1635 at all. This answers the open question on dw-aabn-1896-springer-flats-1625-1635 ('if built…'): it was NOT built; note also that 1625–1635 are odd numbers, i.e. the EAST side of the 1600 block, not the west side as that record's notes say.",
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   "id": "np-1635-womens-clubs-directory-1903-04-springer",
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   "title": "Official Directory of the Women's Clubs of Chicago, 1903–1904 — members' list: 'Springer Mrs W 1635 Prairie Av'",
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   "date": "1903–1904",
   "date_earliest": 1903,
   "date_latest": 1904,
   "creator": "R. A. Williams (publisher), Chicago",
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   "collection": "Official directory of the women's clubs of Chicago, 1903–1904 (ACPL Gc 977.302 C43of)",
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   "found_via": "IA full-text search '\"1635 prairie\"'; entry read on the page image",
   "notes": "The latest dated evidence of occupation found for 1635: Mrs. Warren (Marguerite) Springer at 1635 Prairie Av in the 1903–1904 club directory. The Chicago Blue Book lists 'Springer Warren, 1635 Prairie av.' every year 1895–1902, and the Abendpost of July 30, 1899 likewise. So the house stood and was the Springer home up to the target year — the library's 'uncertain; likely absent' should change to 'present (Warren Springer), demolished between 1904 and 1911' (no building on the 1911 Sanborn). Its form remains in conflict (brick, 10–15 rooms, large barn: 1886/1893 ads; two-storey frame: 1895 lease report). Springer died in Feb. 1912 (Tribune Feb. 9, 1912). [Page index corrected n131→n130 on 2026-10-02: IA book scans offset /page/nN from the image leaf; the entry is on n130 (checked against the page image).]",
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   "title": "The Chicago Blue Book, 1904 — 'Springer Warren, 85 Rush'",
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   "found_via": "Owner-name search inside the Blue Books 1895–1910 for 'Springer Warren' (the 1635 owner); entries for 1902, 1903 and 1904 read on the page images; page index checked against the BookReader page image (search-inside/IIIF leaf numbers run ahead of the /page/nN index in this scan)",
   "notes": "CORRECTS the third pass's reading of 1635 as 'occupied 1903–04' (np-1635-womens-clubs-directory-1903-04-springer). Warren Springer, owner of 1635 since the 1880s, is listed '1635 Prairie av.' in every Blue Book from 1895 to 1902 (1902 edition: chicagobluebooko1902chic n640, seen on the image), but from the 1903 edition on he is at '85 Rush' (1903: n655; 1904: this page; 1905–1909: 85 Rush; 1910: 607 Rush). The 1904 street list for Prairie Avenue has no one at 1635 (npo-bluebook-1904-p186-prairie-avenue-1600-1816). The women's-club directory of 1903–04 that still prints 'Springer Mrs W 1635 Prairie Av' is therefore a stale entry. No rent or sale advertisement for 1635 was found after 1895 (IA full text '\"1635 Prairie\"', all years). Bearing: the family left 1635 in 1902; the house was gone by the 1911 Sanborn. Whether it still stood, empty or let, in 1904 is not settled by any item found — the demolition window is now late 1902 to 1911, and the library's 'uncertain; likely absent' should stay open rather than be reversed. Lot 70 ft (1892–95 lease offers).",
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   "title": "\"Well at Night; Dies in Morning. Call of Death Sudden. E. Walter Herrick…\" — headline with portrait",
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   "date": "February 13, 1905",
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   "found_via": "chicagology Prairie Avenue index → per-address page (follow-up pass, all images on the page enumerated)",
   "notes": "Headline and halftone portrait of E. Walter Herrick, who died at \"his home, 2018 Prairie ave.\" in Feb 1905 — i.e. the Herrick family, at 1635 in the 1874–1885 directories, had moved to 2018 Prairie by 1905. Bears on the unresolved 1635 (index: \"uncertain; likely absent\"): the family that had occupied it was elsewhere by 1904.",
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   "title": "Building permits: 'Gen. Strong, two-story and basement brick, 23x32 feet, at 882 Prairie avenue.'",
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   "found_via": "loc.gov Chronicling America search '\"882 prairie\"' (Chicago); OCR read, then the line read on the page image (OCR gives 'Gen. Shoos … 23 iS2')",
   "notes": "Permit to General Henry Strong (owner of old 882 / 1736 Prairie 1876–80, who sold to Hugh McBirney in Dec. 1880 — chicagology) for a TWO-STOREY AND BASEMENT BRICK building 23 ft wide [depth read as 32 ft on the image; the second digit is faint — 32 or possibly 52]. The 23-ft width fits the 27 11/12-ft corner lot at 18th Street, and the date matches the page's lifespan '1875–1912'; so the house McBirney bought in 1880, and which he occupied until his death there in Nov. 1910 (Tribune Nov. 16, 1910; Blue Book 1904 'McBirney Hugh, 1736 Prairie av.'), is most likely this 1875 Strong house, not an 1864 Ingraham house. The 1911 Sanborn draws 1736 as 3 storeys + basement brick — a later added storey or a mansard counted as a storey (the library already notes 'mansard may be later addition'). CONFLICT: the collection's AABN 1889 permit 'H. J. McBirney, three-st'y dwell., Prairie Ave.' (dw-aabn-1889-mcbirney-1736-permit) is assigned to 1736, but Hugh J. McBirney (the son) is listed at 1625 Prairie in every Blue Book 1891–1910 while his father Hugh stays at 1736 — the 1889 Burling & Whitehouse house is 1625, agreeing with the reattribution of the Art Institute 'McBirney' plate to 1625.",
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   "notes": "Tribune 25 Dec 1880, city property: \"Prairie av. nw cor of Eighteenth st, e f, 27 11-12×177 ft. improved, dated Dec 18 (Henry Strong to Hugh McBirney)… 25,000\". Henry Strong at old 882 / 1736 (1876, 1880); Hugh McBirney 1884–92; Day McBirney at 1736 in the 1904 and 1911 directories (occupied in 1904). Page lifespan 1875–1912.",
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   "notes": "Chicagology's per-address crop of the hand-coloured plate of Robinson's Atlas of the City of Chicago (E. Robinson, 1886) covering Prairie Avenue from 16th to 22nd Street (north at right; Indiana Avenue at top; the Illinois Central / Michigan Central tracks along the lake at lower right), with a black arrow added by Chicagology at the address. Plate conventions: pink = brick, yellow = frame, buff/brown = stone (a brown band at a pink front = stone front); X-crossed squares = rear stables on the alleys; frontage figures (ft) along the street line with the house numbers in small type below. All crops in this series are the same plate in two crop variants (3841×1482 and 3698×1400 px) and differ only by the arrow; the atlas itself is held by the Newberry (st-newberry-robinson-1886-atlas). Footprints are 1886 evidence — combine with the 1911 Sanborn for 1904. Rights: an 1886 atlas is public domain; the first-pass streams (a19/a20 Robinson crop records) treated these crops as link-only — this stream follows the pass instructions (dated published atlas → PD). THIN BUILDING: arrow ends at the north-east corner of the brick double house on sublots 19–20 (1634/1636, brown stone front band), immediately north of which a SMALL YELLOW (FRAME) building stands at the street line on sublot 18 — consistent with the index's \"small early residence\" at 1630 (Peter Brust, foreman, directories 1876–1884). The arrow does not fall unambiguously on the frame building; read with the 1911 Sanborn.",
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   "found_via": "loc.gov Chronicling America search '\"1630 prairie avenue\"'; OCR full text read",
   "notes": "Deaths list: Peter Brust, aged 60 years 6 months, of 1630 Prairie Avenue. Identifies the long-time household of the 'small early residence' at 1630 (owner unresolved in the library): Peter Brust, foreman at Shipman's white-lead works, listed at old 846 / 1630 Prairie from 1876 (chicagology), died here in Sept. 1893; his widow ('Brust Peter Mrs., 1630 Prairie av.') is in the Chicago Blue Book 1894–95 and his daughter Louisa, a teacher, gave 1630 Prairie as her address in every Chicago school directory from 1881 to 1917 (see np-1630-school-directory-1905-06-louisa-brust). A modest German-American family home, consistent with the small frame building on the Robinson 1886 plate. No description of the house.",
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   "rights": "public domain",
   "rights_basis": "quoted texts published before 1929 (US); extracts as transcribed by chicagology",
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   "found_via": "chicagology Prairie Avenue index → per-address page (follow-up pass, all images on the page enumerated)",
   "notes": "KEY TEXT for 1720 and the 1726–1728 predecessor — Chicago Tribune 9 Jan 1898: \"The dark colored frame house, with the entrance in the center, is the residence of Mrs. J. M. Walker… His brother, James Walker, before his departure for Europe, purchased the double-swell brick houses immediately south of the family residence. The coming summer it is his intention to replace these houses with a dwelling house rivaling in beauty any on the avenue… The purchase price was the highest paid for inside lots of residence property in this city.\" So in Jan 1898 the 1720 Walker house was a dark-painted FRAME house with a central entrance, and 1726–1728 was a pair of BRICK SWELL-FRONT houses, slated for replacement in 1898 — whether the replacement was built before 1904 must be checked (index: predecessor \"demolished before 1904\"; an \"Early frame double house\" — CONFLICT with \"brick\"). Walker family at 1720 from 1876 (J. M. Walker died there Jan 1881).",
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   "title": "1726 S. Prairie Ave. — Robinson Fire Insurance Map, 1886 [Chicagology address crop]",
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   "creator": "E. Robinson (Robinson's Atlas of the City of Chicago, 1886); crop and arrow by Chicagology",
   "repository": "Chicagology (chicagology.com)",
   "collection": "Chicagology address pages; original: Robinson's Atlas of the City of Chicago (1886)",
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   "rights_basis": "published 1886 (pre-1929, US); faithful reproduction via chicagology",
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   "found_via": "chicagology Prairie Avenue index → per-address page (follow-up pass, all images on the page enumerated)",
   "notes": "Chicagology's per-address crop of the hand-coloured plate of Robinson's Atlas of the City of Chicago (E. Robinson, 1886) covering Prairie Avenue from 16th to 22nd Street (north at right; Indiana Avenue at top; the Illinois Central / Michigan Central tracks along the lake at lower right), with a black arrow added by Chicagology at the address. Plate conventions: pink = brick, yellow = frame, buff/brown = stone (a brown band at a pink front = stone front); X-crossed squares = rear stables on the alleys; frontage figures (ft) along the street line with the house numbers in small type below. All crops in this series are the same plate in two crop variants (3841×1482 and 3698×1400 px) and differ only by the arrow; the atlas itself is held by the Newberry (st-newberry-robinson-1886-atlas). Footprints are 1886 evidence — combine with the 1911 Sanborn for 1904. Rights: an 1886 atlas is public domain; the first-pass streams (a19/a20 Robinson crop records) treated these crops as link-only — this stream follows the pass instructions (dated published atlas → PD). KEY FOR 1726–1728 PREDECESSOR: arrow points to sublot 6 (20.9-ft frontage), west side; sublots 6–7 (frontages 20.9 and 30 ft, labels 1726/1728) carry a PINK (BRICK) double house with a notched front — two houses side by side — set back like its neighbours, with rear stables on the alley. Agrees with the Tribune (9 Jan 1898) \"double-swell brick houses immediately south of the [Walker] family residence\" bought by James Walker to be replaced, and with the 1875 rent notice \"874 Prairie-av., brick, 14 rooms\". CONFLICT: the building index calls the predecessor an \"Early frame double house\"; Robinson colours it brick.",
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   "id": "npo-1726-rebj-1886-02-06-allen-to-james-r-walker-47x172",
   "kind": "document",
   "title": "\"Prairie av, 84 feet n of 18th st, ef, 47x172, Jan 19, Chas L Allen to Jas R Walker. $35,000\"",
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   "date": "February 6, 1886 (deed of January 19, 1886)",
   "date_earliest": 1886,
   "date_latest": 1886,
   "creator": "The Real Estate and Building Journal (Chicago), real-estate transfers column",
   "repository": "Internet Archive (Real Estate and Building Journal, v.28, 1886)",
   "collection": "The Real Estate and Building Journal, issue of Feb. 6, 1886 (vol. XXVIII), transfers",
   "catalog_url": "https://archive.org/details/realestatebuildi2818unse/page/n119/mode/1up",
   "found_via": "Owner-name grep of the RE&BJ 1886 OCR text ('Walker' near 'Prairie'); entry read on the page image (IIIF crop); issue date from the masthead; page index checked against the BookReader page image (search-inside/IIIF leaf numbers run ahead of the /page/nN index in this scan)",
   "notes": "Answers the 1726 identity lead: James R. Walker BOUGHT the property in January 1886 — an east-front (west-side) lot 47 ft wide × 172 ft deep beginning 84 ft north of 18th Street, for $35,000 (a price for an improved lot, i.e. with the house). Counting north from 18th St on the west side (1736 corner, 1730, then 1726), 84–131 ft north of 18th is the 1726 lot. The house he bought is the brick house advertised in 1875 ('874 Prairie-av., brick, 14 rooms', cgn-1726-text) and let in 1886–87 ('1726 Prairie-av.—10 rooms', np pass), with the two-storey brick stable that burned slightly in 1893 (np-1726-tribune-1893-02-27-walker-stable-fire); Walker is listed there in the 1904 Blue Book (npo-bluebook-1904-p186-prairie-avenue-1600-1816). Bearing: the 1904 building at 1726 is a c.1870s brick house on a 47 × 172 ft lot, owned and occupied by James R. Walker — NOT the 'early frame double house demolished 1880s' of building id 51. Site-plan figure: the 1726 lot's south line lies 84 ft north of the 18th Street line.",
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   "id": "np-1726-tribune-1893-02-27-walker-stable-fire",
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   "title": "\"Fire broke out in a two-story brick stable at No. 1726 Prairie avenue, owned by James R. Walker…\"",
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   "date": "February 27, 1893",
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   "creator": "Chicago Daily Tribune (fire news)",
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   "collection": "The Chicago Daily Tribune, Feb. 27, 1893 (vol. 52 no. 58)",
   "call_number": "per_chicago-daily-tribune_the-chicago-daily-tribun_1893-02-27_52_58, page index 2",
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   "found_via": "IA full-text search '\"1726 prairie\"'; OCR passage read (clean)",
   "notes": "\"…at 3:25 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The horses and carriages were quickly removed and were not injured. The loss on the building is estimated at $150.\" A TWO-STOREY BRICK STABLE stood behind 1726 in 1893, with minor damage only — it would still be there in 1904 (the 1911 Sanborn shows a 2-storey brick house at 1726; rear not noted). Owner and occupant James Ransom Walker, listed at 1726 in the Blue Books 1890–1915 (incl. 1904) — distinct from Mrs. James M. Walker at 1720 (Blue Books 1891–1915), which bears on the library's 'Tyrrell / James Walker' identification of 1720. A Tribune ad of Apr. 22, 1886 (page n5) offered '1726 Prairie-av.—10 rooms; choice location' to rent. CONFLICT with the library: id 51 calls the 1726–1728 building a frame double house demolished in the 1880s, but the chicagology texts (brick 14-room house 1875; 'double-swell brick houses' 1898) and these notices show a BRICK house at 1726 continuously occupied 1875–1915. Either id 51 is a different, earlier building, or the 1904 house at 1726 needs its own record.",
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   "title": "'The Robinson Furnace Co., 105 Lake St., Chicago, have received the contract for heating the residences of J. J. Glessner, shortly to be erected at 1702 and 1706 Prairie Ave., Chicago…'",
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   "notes": "\"Each of these houses is 36x60 feet in dimensions, three stories high and will be heated by one of this firm's No. 60 tubular furnaces.\" Confirms three storeys and the 36-ft width, but gives 60 ft depth against Engineering News's 66 ft (two days earlier). Hot-air furnace heating (one furnace each) — so a chimney for the furnace flue in each house. Not yet built in late April 1901; the Tribune of Nov. 10, 1901 reports them under construction (np-tribune-1901-11-10-prairie-avenue-improvement).",
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   "title": "Chicago building news: 'by J. J. Glessner, for two 3-story brick residences, 36 x 66 ft., at 1702 to 1706 Prairie Ave., to cost about $30,000, Shepley, Rutan & Coolidge, Archs., Old Colony Bldg., J. Rodatz, Builder.'",
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   "title": "Homes for George Glessner and Frances Glessner Lee, 1700-1706 S. Prairie Avenue, under construction, 1901",
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   "date": "1901",
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   "rights_basis": "Pending: permission requested from Glessner House Museum, 2026-10-02 (rights-requests/ghm-george-glessner-2026-10.md); stored meanwhile on the owner's decision. The photographs are unpublished works by George Glessner (d. 1929), in the US public domain by term (life + 70); the pending question is the museum's terms for its scans.",
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   "notes": "Three years before the target date and the closest in-period street-level view of the 1700 block's north end: the new brick-and-stone Shepley, Rutan & Coolidge townhouses with dormered mansard, scaffold-free but with builder's debris, a timber shed and sand heaps on the parkway; new low iron fence on a stone curb in front of 1700; a freshly planted sapling in the parkway; the older gabled brick house beyond (1708?) behind a mature tree; a wide stone-slab sidewalk; overhead wire. Gives the 1904 frontage almost exactly (finishing details aside). Facing inferred from the west-side buildings receding to the right. [2026-10-02: stored and shown with rights pending, on the owner's decision; permission requested from the holder.]",
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   "title": "Three of the trees from The Rocks were delivered to these Prairie Avenue homes: (L-R) James and Narcissa Thorne (1708), George and Alice Glessner (1706), and Blewett and Frances Lee (1700).",
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   "collection": "The Glessner House Christmas Tree (2021-12-14)",
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   "notes": "The best located view of the townhouse pair with its southern neighbour. 1700/1706: dark red brick, slate mansard with three pedimented dormers per unit and a central chimney with a lattice-railed roof deck, modillioned cornice, stone keystone panels, round-arched first-floor windows with carved tympana and iron balconettes, two Ionic-columned entrance porches with iron balcony rails above, iron area railings and steps. At left, 1708 (the Thorne residence by 1911): a three-storey brick house with stone quoin-like trim, a full-height canted bay and a heavy cornice — the only located image of pa-1708-54 (identity of its 1904 occupant still unresolved). A cast-iron street lamp at left; young parkway trees. Occupancy in the caption is the 1911 Christmas, not 1904. [2026-10-02: stored and shown with rights pending, on the owner's decision; permission requested from the holder.]",
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   "notes": "Strip of five pen-and-ink vignettes of house fronts, each labelled with its number: 1600 (corner house with round tower and gate piers), 1620 (bay-fronted house with arched windows behind a lattice fence — the Robert Law house, Law died there Feb 1898), 1720 (two-storey Italianate with full-width front porch, central entrance, cupola/belvedere and lattice fence — the frame Walker house; text: 'The dark colored frame house, with the entrance in the center, is the residence of Mrs. J. M. Walker'), 1726 (brick front with round-arched entrance under a corner tower), 1812. Valuable for 1620 and 1720, both of which were lost by 1910–11. Original Tribune page should be pulled from ProQuest Historical Newspapers for a clean copy.",
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   "rights": "unknown — link only",
   "rights_basis": "Website reproduction without credited source or rights statement; original holder and rights unresolved",
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   "title": "2031 S. Prairie Ave. — Robinson Fire Insurance Map, 1886 [Chicagology address crop]",
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   "creator": "E. Robinson (Robinson's Atlas of the City of Chicago, 1886); crop and arrow by Chicagology",
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   "found_via": "chicagology Prairie Avenue index → per-address page (follow-up pass, south half 1834–2140; every image on the page enumerated)",
   "notes": "Chicagology's per-address crop of the hand-coloured plate of Robinson's Atlas of the City of Chicago (E. Robinson, 1886) covering Prairie Avenue from 16th to 22nd Street (north at right; Indiana Avenue at top), full-resolution file (3698×1400 px) with a black arrow added by Chicagology. Plate conventions: pink = brick, yellow = frame, buff/brown = stone (a brown band at a pink front = stone front); X-crossed squares = rear stables on the alleys; frontage figures (ft) and small house numbers along the street lines. Every crop in the series is the same plate and differs only by the arrow; the first-pass aggregate records (a19-cgy-robinson-1886-crops-1900-block, a20-chicagology-robinson-1886-crops) and the Newberry atlas (st-newberry-robinson-1886-atlas) cover the plate as a whole — this record keeps the per-address crop because its arrow is Chicagology's lot identification, which the site plan can place by address. 1886 evidence only: combine with the 1911 Sanborn for 1904. Page caption: '2031 S. Prairie Ave. / Robinson Fire Insurance Map / 1886 (also on the 2035 page as 2035 S. Prairie Ave.)'. Arrow ends at the rear of lot 18 at the south end of the east-side 2000 block, next to the 21st Street corner: a continuous row of three brick houses with stone (brown) fronts, printed 2031 at its north end — the 2031/2033/2035 row. The SAME file is also shown on the 2035 page, captioned '2035 S. Prairie Ave.' — Chicagology uses one crop for both addresses, so the arrow does not separate 2031 from 2035.",
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   "date_latest": 1886,
   "period": "in-period",
   "creator": "E. Robinson (Robinson's Atlas of the City of Chicago, 1886); crop and arrow by Chicagology",
   "repository": "Chicagology (chicagology.com)",
   "collection": "Chicagology Prairie Avenue address pages; original: Robinson's Atlas of the City of Chicago (1886)",
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   "catalog_url": "https://chicagology.com/chicagostreets/prairieavenue/2033prairie/",
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   "found_via": "chicagology Prairie Avenue index → per-address page (follow-up pass, south half 1834–2140; every image on the page enumerated)",
   "notes": "Chicagology's per-address crop of the hand-coloured plate of Robinson's Atlas of the City of Chicago (E. Robinson, 1886) covering Prairie Avenue from 16th to 22nd Street (north at right; Indiana Avenue at top), full-resolution file (3698×1400 px) with a black arrow added by Chicagology. Plate conventions: pink = brick, yellow = frame, buff/brown = stone (a brown band at a pink front = stone front); X-crossed squares = rear stables on the alleys; frontage figures (ft) and small house numbers along the street lines. Every crop in the series is the same plate and differs only by the arrow; the first-pass aggregate records (a19-cgy-robinson-1886-crops-1900-block, a20-chicagology-robinson-1886-crops) and the Newberry atlas (st-newberry-robinson-1886-atlas) cover the plate as a whole — this record keeps the per-address crop because its arrow is Chicagology's lot identification, which the site plan can place by address. 1886 evidence only: combine with the 1911 Sanborn for 1904. Page caption: '2033 S. Prairie Ave. / Robinson Fire Insurance Map / 1886'. Arrow ends at the rear of the same stone-fronted row of three on lot 18 at the south end of the east-side 2000 block (2031–2035), a little north of the 2031 arrow; the plate does not print 2033 separately.",
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   "creator": "Chicago Daily Tribune",
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   "found_via": "IA full-text search '\"2033 prairie\"'; article read on the page image (IIIF crop)",
   "notes": "Read on the page: \"Much valuable real estate … was devised by the will of the late Frederick R. Otis … The beneficiaries are the widow, Mrs. Emeline Otis; Charles T. and Lucius J. Otis, sons; and Mrs. Adela M. Deming, Margaret E. Otis, Winifred Otis Hine, and Grace R. Otis. To the widow is given the homestead at 2033 Prairie avenue…\" With the Tribune of 18 Dec 1903 (\"Frederick R. Otis died at his residence, 2033 Prairie\", aged 79, 35 years in Chicago) and the Blue Books 1903–05, this fixes 2033's 1904 owner-occupant: Mrs. Emeline Otis, widow of Frederick R. Otis, with sons Charles T. and Lucius J. Otis. The Otis family had held 2033 as its 'homestead' for many years (F. R. Otis at 2033 in the Tribune of 13 Sep 1900; Charles Raymond Otis died there 1920). No description of the house. NB: several Tribune '2033 Prairie' rent ads (1881, 1902, 1904) are OCR misreadings of 2933 (checked on the images).",
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   "local": null,
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  },
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   "title": "2033 Prairie Avenue, Chicago",
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   "view": "front elevation",
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   "date": "1946",
   "date_earliest": 1946,
   "date_latest": 1946,
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   "creator": "Walker Evans (American, 1903–1975)",
   "repository": "Art Institute of Chicago",
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   "notes": "Gelatin silver print, image 26.3 × 21.7 cm, from Evans' 1946 Chicago series (Fortune). Same image reproduced on Chicagology (a20-chicagology-2033-walker-evans), which was viewed. Frontal view of the 1869 stone-fronted Otis house with full-height bay, carved window hoods, bracketed cornice, pedimented door hood and high stoop; neighbours gone. AIC also holds Evans 'Victorian Building, South Side, Chicago' c.1946 (1978.262) — subject not identified, not checked.",
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   "notes": "Walker Evans' 1946 frontal portrait of 2033: narrow three-storey stone (marble/limestone) Italianate front with a full-height three-sided bay at right, segmental-arched windows with carved hoods, bracketed cornice, pedimented door hood on brackets over double doors, high stone stoop, iron fence. Neighbours already demolished: vacant lot and a modern concrete-frame loft at left, a tall Gothic tower block behind at right. Front itself probably little changed since 1904 (the Otis family lived here 1869–1934). Duplicate reproduction of AIC 1991.1475.",
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     "date": "1946",
     "repository": "Chicagology (reproduction); original print at Art Institute of Chicago (see a20-aic-walker-evans-2033)",
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     "title": "2033 S. Prairie (Walker Evans, 1946) — Chicagology reproduction"
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   "title": "[Elopement of Althea Stone] \"…Mrs. Stone's mansion, No. 2035 Prairie avenue … the Stone's 'steamboat' house, so called from the numerous pretty galleries of fancy woodwork which adorn its exterior.\"",
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   "date_latest": 1887,
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   "collection": "National Police Gazette, January 22, 1887 (vol. 49 no. 488)",
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   "found_via": "IA full-text search '\"2035 prairie\"'; passage read on the page image (IIIF crop)",
   "notes": "Read on the page: \"he never made more than two or three calls at Mrs. Stone's mansion, No. 2035 Prairie avenue. The Cunninghams live on the north side, miles from the Stone's 'steamboat' house, so called from the numerous pretty galleries of fancy woodwork which adorn its exterior.\" Bearing: 2035 (Mrs. Horatio O. Stone's house, occupied by her through 1904 and to c. 1912) was a 'MANSION' known for tiers of ornamental WOODEN GALLERIES/VERANDAS on its exterior — consistent with the 1898 Tribune vignette (detached house with a broad columned veranda, cgs-tribune-1898-01-09-death-strip) and with the 1934 ad (corner building, 30 rooms, 9 baths). TENSION with the library and collection: the library models 2031–2035 as a trio of 25-ft limestone-fronted townhouses of 1869 (Reid nomination p. 13), and the Robinson 1886 plate shows a continuous row of three brick houses with stone fronts there (cgs-2031-robinson-1886). 2035 is the row's END house on the 21st Street corner (the Evening Post's 1869 'marble-front house on northeast corner of Prairie-av. and Twenty-first-st.'), so the 'galleries of fancy woodwork' were most likely verandas added on its exposed front and 21st Street flank — the 1898 vignette's broad columned veranda. Model 2035 in 1904 as the corner end of the stone-fronted row WITH wooden galleries/veranda, not as a plain row front; its 1934 '30 rooms' suggests it was larger than its two neighbours (deeper or extended).",
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   "title": "[Society] \"Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Stone, 2205 Prairie avenue, have rented their home … and are now occupying Mrs. H. O. Stone's home, 2035 Prairie avenue, during Mrs. Stone's sojourn in California.\"",
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   "date_latest": 1904,
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   "found_via": "IA full-text search '\"2035 prairie\"'; search-inside text checked against the page",
   "notes": "Fixes the household at 2035 in the first months of 1904: Mrs. Horatio O. Stone's house, occupied by her son Robert E. Stone and his wife (Ada Balderston) while she wintered in California; she was back by 28 Mar 1904 and again in Oct–Nov 1904 (Tribune 28 Mar, 25 and 30 Oct, 23 Nov 1904 society notes). Occupancy only.",
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   "title": "\"Rooming House Location. 2035 Prairie-av. 30 rooms. 9 baths. Cor. bldg., 2 blks. World's Fair entrance.\"",
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   "date": "February 8, 1934",
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   "date_latest": 1934,
   "creator": "Chicago Daily Tribune (classified advertisement)",
   "repository": "Internet Archive (Chicago Tribune microfilm, pub_chicago-daily-tribune)",
   "collection": "Chicago Daily Tribune, February 8, 1934 (vol. 93 no. 34)",
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   "found_via": "IA full-text search '\"2035 prairie\"'; advertisement read on the page image (repeated 9 Feb and 14 Mar 1934)",
   "notes": "Read on the page: \"Rooming House Location. 2035 PRAIRIE-AV. 30 ROOMS. 9 BATHS. Cor. bldg., 2 blks. World's Fair entrance. RALPH H. WOODLEY.\" Bearing: 2035 is the CORNER building at 21st Street (the south end of the 2000 block's east side), and in 1934 it held 30 rooms — much larger than a 25-ft row house would suggest; the count includes later subdivision, but with the 1887 'mansion' with wooden galleries and the 1898 veranda vignette it argues for modelling 2035 as a large corner house (the end of the stone-fronted row) rather than one of three equal townhouses. Later than the target year; link only.",
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   "id": "cgn-1611-robinson-1886",
   "kind": "fire insurance map",
   "title": "1611 S. Prairie Ave. — Robinson Fire Insurance Map, 1886 [Chicagology address crop]",
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    "1609 S. Prairie Avenue",
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   "date_latest": 1886,
   "period": "in-period",
   "creator": "E. Robinson (Robinson's Atlas of the City of Chicago, 1886); crop and arrow by Chicagology",
   "repository": "Chicagology (chicagology.com)",
   "collection": "Chicagology address pages; original: Robinson's Atlas of the City of Chicago (1886)",
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   "catalog_url": "https://chicagology.com/chicagostreets/prairieavenue/1611prairie/",
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   "rights": "public domain",
   "rights_basis": "published 1886 (pre-1929, US); faithful reproduction via chicagology",
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   "verified": "viewed",
   "found_via": "chicagology Prairie Avenue index → per-address page (follow-up pass, all images on the page enumerated)",
   "notes": "Chicagology's per-address crop of the hand-coloured plate of Robinson's Atlas of the City of Chicago (E. Robinson, 1886) covering Prairie Avenue from 16th to 22nd Street (north at right; Indiana Avenue at top; the Illinois Central / Michigan Central tracks along the lake at lower right), with a black arrow added by Chicagology at the address. Plate conventions: pink = brick, yellow = frame, buff/brown = stone (a brown band at a pink front = stone front); X-crossed squares = rear stables on the alleys; frontage figures (ft) along the street line with the house numbers in small type below. All crops in this series are the same plate in two crop variants (3841×1482 and 3698×1400 px) and differ only by the arrow; the atlas itself is held by the Newberry (st-newberry-robinson-1886-atlas). Footprints are 1886 evidence — combine with the 1911 Sanborn for 1904. Rights: an 1886 atlas is public domain; the first-pass streams (a19/a20 Robinson crop records) treated these crops as link-only — this stream follows the pass instructions (dated published atlas → PD). KEY FOR 1609/1611: the east-side frontage labels read \"1611 1609\" over sublot 6 (50 ft), which holds ONE YELLOW (FRAME) building divided by a party line into two equal halves — i.e. a frame double house at 1609–1611 in 1886, set back from the street, with the frame 16th Street station (I.C.R.R.) on sublot 1 to the north and a brick double (sublot 7, 51 ft, 1613–1615) to the south. Arrow tip is at the street end of sublot 6. The first pass had only the post-1910 loft for these two lots.",
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   "title": "\"1609 and 1611 Prairie-av., 50 feet, with frame dwellings; a good lot upon which to erect flats. Inquire of Geo. G. Newbury & Co., 164 La Salle-st.\"",
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   "date": "February 12, 1888",
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   "date_latest": 1888,
   "creator": "Chicago Tribune (real-estate 'For Sale' advertisement, Geo. G. Newbury & Co.)",
   "repository": "Internet Archive (Chicago Tribune microfilm, pub_chicago-daily-tribune)",
   "collection": "The Chicago Tribune, Feb. 12, 1888 (vol. 48), real-estate page",
   "call_number": "per_chicago-daily-tribune_the-chicago-tribune_1888-02-12_48, page index 19",
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   "found_via": "IA full-text search '\"1611 prairie\"'; advertisement read on the page image (IIIF crop)",
   "notes": "Gives the joint frontage and material of the 1609/1611 pair: the two lots together are 50 feet (so about 25 ft each), each carrying a FRAME dwelling, offered as a site 'upon which to erect flats'. The flats were not built — the same two frame houses were still advertised to rent in 1896, and 1609 in 1904 (see np-1609-1611-tribune-1896-05-03-to-rent-frame-houses, np-1609-tribune-1904-10-30-to-rent-frame). Newbury repeated the offer on Feb. 26, 1888 ('1609 and 1611 Prairie-av., an excellent location for flats'; page n16), not recorded separately. Use 25 ft lots for 1609 and 1611 in the site plan.",
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    },
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   "title": "\"To Rent—South Side Houses— 1609 and 1611 Prairie-av., 2-story frame houses; in perfect order and equipped with new plumbing, etc.; each $30 per month.\"",
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   "date_latest": 1896,
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   "call_number": "per_chicago-daily-tribune_the-chicago-sunday-tribu_1896-05-03_55_124, page index 24",
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   "found_via": "IA full-text search '\"1611 prairie\"'; advertisement read on the page image (IIIF crop)",
   "notes": "Both houses described together: TWO-STOREY FRAME houses, 'in perfect order and equipped with new plumbing', $30 a month each — a matched pair of rental frame houses. With the 1888 sale ad (frame dwellings on 50 ft) and the 1904 ad for 1609 (2-storey, 9-room frame), it supports modelling 1609 and 1611 in 1904 as twin two-storey frame houses on c. 25-ft lots.",
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   "id": "np-1609-tribune-1897-10-31-to-rent-9-room",
   "kind": "newspaper item",
   "title": "\"To Rent—1609 Prairie-av., 9-room dwelling; good condition; only $16 until May and cheap thereafter; investigate. Greenebaum & Sons, 83 Dearborn-st.\"",
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   "date": "October 31, 1897",
   "date_earliest": 1897,
   "date_latest": 1897,
   "creator": "Chicago Sunday Tribune (classified advertisement, 'To Rent—House')",
   "repository": "Internet Archive (Chicago Tribune microfilm, pub_chicago-daily-tribune)",
   "collection": "The Chicago Sunday Tribune, Oct. 31, 1897 (vol. 56 no. 304), classified page",
   "call_number": "per_chicago-daily-tribune_the-chicago-sunday-tribu_1897-10-31_56_304, page index 20",
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   "found_via": "IA full-text search '\"1609 prairie\"'; advertisement read on the page image (OCR reads '8-ROOM', the print reads 9-ROOM)",
   "notes": "Same agents (Greenebaum) and same nine-room count as the 1904 advertisement, so the 1609 house was a nine-room rental from at least 1897; the rent fell from $16 (1897) to the $20 asked in 1904 'will put in condition'. Corroborates that the 1904 frame house is the same building. Tribune ads of 1881–82 also offered furnished rooms and board at 1609 (not recorded separately).",
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     "what": "rooms",
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    },
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   ],
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   "id": "np-1609-tribune-1904-10-30-to-rent-frame",
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   "title": "\"To Rent—1609 Prairie-av., 2 sty. 9 room frame residence; $20 monthly; will put in condition. Greenebaum Sons, 83 Dearborn-st.\"",
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    "1609 S. Prairie Avenue"
   ],
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   "date_latest": 1904,
   "creator": "Chicago Daily Tribune (classified advertisement, 'To Rent—Houses')",
   "repository": "Internet Archive (Chicago Tribune microfilm, pub_chicago-daily-tribune)",
   "collection": "The Chicago Sunday Tribune, Oct. 30, 1904 (vol. 63 no. 44), classified page",
   "call_number": "per_chicago-daily-tribune_1904-10-30_63_44, page index 41",
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   "found_via": "IA full-text search '\"1609 prairie\"'; advertisement read on the page image (IIIF crop) — OCR garbles it",
   "notes": "THE key 1904 datum for 1609: in late October 1904 the house was a TWO-STOREY, NINE-ROOM FRAME residence, vacant and offered for rent at $20 a month by Greenebaum Sons, who would \"put in condition\" — i.e. a modest, run-down rental frame house, not a mansion. Confirms the house was standing in the target year (supporting the restoration) and fixes its storeys and material: model 1609 as a two-storey frame dwelling. It was replaced by the Strauss/Cade warehouse-loft after 1905 (cf. dw-aabn-1905-08-strauss-warehouse-1609-1611).",
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   "title": "Building news: 'Architect Henry L. Ottenheimer … is preparing plans for a warehouse, to be built at 1609 and 1611 Prairie Ave., for S. W. Strauss & Co. … 4-story, of mill construction, with brick and stone exterior … cost $50,000.'",
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   "notes": "Plans in mid-1905 to replace 1609–1611 with a four-storey warehouse — consistent with the houses at 1609 and 1611 still standing in 1904 (building index: 'restored for 1904') and gives a terminus for their demolition (after Aug. 1905).",
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   "title": "[1609–1611 S. Prairie Avenue — the 1910 E. T. Cade loft building (arrow), with the 1600 block east side]",
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   "notes": "Post-1904 evidence: the arrowed white-painted 4-storey brick loft (permit '1605 Prairie av. 4 sty brk. own. E. T. Cade. arch. T. N. McBelle ... $22,000', 1910; demolished 1942) replaced the 1609–1611 houses that stood in 1904. To its right (south) a row of three-storey brick/stone row houses with bays and stoops, and a large brick house with a steep slate roof and dormers in the foreground (probably 1637, the Spalding remodel, or an adjoining house) — useful for the surviving 1904 neighbours. Does NOT show the 1904 houses at 1609–1611 themselves.",
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     "date": "after 1910 (shows the 1910 loft building; automobile/truck at far left)",
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   "notes": "The only located image of the 1620 house (Robert Law, coal merchant; built c.1872; Inter Ocean 1887 called it 'commodious, olive green in color'): a three-storey Second Empire house with slate mansard and arched dormers, round-arched windows, a canted front bay with an ornate bracketed hood, a front porch with balustrade, a side-entrance wing, behind a lattice-pattern front fence; at left a taller plain block (neighbour) and at right a mansard outbuilding. 1620 stood in 1904 (later 'old W. G. Hibbard residence', 77×177 ft, sold 1910) but was razed by 1911 (vacant lot on Sanborn). Not in the a18 whole-plate record's building list.",
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   "found_via": "chicagology Prairie Avenue index → per-address page (follow-up pass, all images on the page enumerated)",
   "notes": "Adds to the existing 1620 records: Lakeside Directory 1904 \"Hibbard Frank 4th v pres Hibbard Spencer Bartlett & Co… h 1620 Prairie av.\" — the house was OCCUPIED IN 1904 (by Frank Hibbard; hence the 1910 sale notice's \"old W. G. Hibbard residence\"), supporting its restoration for 1904. Header also lists Dr Lyman Ware (1898) and Rev. Dr John Balcom Shaw (1904) as occupants (not sourced on the page). Law \"had lived at 1620 Prairie avenue for the last twenty-six years\" (Tribune 25 Feb 1898) → occupied from c.1872.",
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   "title": "1620 S. Prairie Ave. — Robinson Fire Insurance Map, 1886 [Chicagology address crop]",
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   "creator": "E. Robinson (Robinson's Atlas of the City of Chicago, 1886); crop and arrow by Chicagology",
   "repository": "Chicagology (chicagology.com)",
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   "catalog_url": "https://chicagology.com/chicagostreets/prairieavenue/1620prairie/",
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   "found_via": "chicagology Prairie Avenue index → per-address page (follow-up pass, all images on the page enumerated)",
   "notes": "Chicagology's per-address crop of the hand-coloured plate of Robinson's Atlas of the City of Chicago (E. Robinson, 1886) covering Prairie Avenue from 16th to 22nd Street (north at right; Indiana Avenue at top; the Illinois Central / Michigan Central tracks along the lake at lower right), with a black arrow added by Chicagology at the address. Plate conventions: pink = brick, yellow = frame, buff/brown = stone (a brown band at a pink front = stone front); X-crossed squares = rear stables on the alleys; frontage figures (ft) along the street line with the house numbers in small type below. All crops in this series are the same plate in two crop variants (3841×1482 and 3698×1400 px) and differ only by the arrow; the atlas itself is held by the Newberry (st-newberry-robinson-1886-atlas). Footprints are 1886 evidence — combine with the 1911 Sanborn for 1904. Rights: an 1886 atlas is public domain; the first-pass streams (a19/a20 Robinson crop records) treated these crops as link-only — this stream follows the pass instructions (dated published atlas → PD). Arrow points into sublots 14–15, west side, just south of a brick L-shaped stable; the 1620 frontage label sits under the 25 / 26.8-ft frontages where a large brick house with a front bay stands (Robert Law, built c.1872). The arrow does not fall squarely on one footprint.",
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   "title": "\"Prairie av at No 1616 W G Hibbard, two story barn 33x32, $2,500.\"",
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   "found_via": "Owner-name grep of the RE&BJ 1886 OCR text ('Hibbard' near 'Prairie'); permit line read on the page image (IIIF crop); page index checked against the BookReader page image (search-inside/IIIF leaf numbers run ahead of the /page/nN index in this scan)",
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   "found_via": "chicagology Prairie Avenue index → per-address page (follow-up pass, all images on the page enumerated)",
   "notes": "Hand-coloured printed map of the district from State Street to the lake shore and railway: streets named Butterfield, Dearborn, Gross, Old, New, North, Michigan Avenue and Prairie Avenue; subdivision lots with owners' names written in (e.g. E. L. Sherman, J. Y. Scammon, J. Harper, G. Smith, A. Gibbs, B. Smith, Mrs Clarke); block numbers 76 and 22. Shows Prairie Avenue as a barely subdivided strip in 1853. Rights left link-only because the edition/publisher is not identified on the page (it is evidently printed, so probably PD once identified). Printed on both the 1804 and 1824 pages.",
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     "creator": "unknown (map publisher not named on the page)",
     "date": "1853 (per the page caption)",
     "repository": "Chicagology (chicagology.com)",
     "rights": "unknown — link only",
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   "date_latest": 1893,
   "period": "in-period",
   "creator": "Chicagology compilation of directory entries and newspaper extracts",
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   "catalog_url": "https://chicagology.com/chicagostreets/prairieavenue/1634prairie/",
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   "rights_basis": "quoted texts published before 1929 (US); extracts as transcribed by chicagology",
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   "verified": "viewed",
   "found_via": "chicagology Prairie Avenue index → per-address page (follow-up pass, all images on the page enumerated)",
   "notes": "Directories: C. J. Gilbert (old 848) 1866, G. J. Merrick 1870–71, C. S. Bartlett 1874–80, J. W. Preston 1884–85 (Preston died 1886 \"at his residence, No. 1632\"), Rev. Dr G. C. Lorimer 1890. Tribune 11 Mar 1874: \"848 Prairie av., house and lot, $36,000\". Inter Ocean 10 Sep 1890: \"the brown stone mansion No. 1634\". 1893: worth $40,000, sold to Warren Springer for $35,000. Page lifespan c.1864–c.1934. Real-estate transfer 1868: \"Prairie avenue, 325 feet south of Sixteenth\".",
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   "notes": "Same photograph as a19-cgy-1945-armour: the Armour house at the SE end of the block with its turned-baluster stone railing and corner bay, and the east-side frontage of the 1900 block receding north (stoops, iron fences, parkway trees) — includes the fronts of 1923 Kellogg and 1919 at a distance though not individually legible at Commons resolution (926×1128). Commons date 'circa 1872' is doubtful; the mature trees suggest the 1880s–90s. A companion PNG (File:1872-1945-prairie-avenue-chicago-il.png, 353×438, 'source: Google Books') shows 1945 Prairie as well. Not downloaded (Commons upload server rate-limited this session).",
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   "notes": "Tribune 21 Apr 1882: permit \"to Maurice Einstein, to erect a two-story barn, No. 1628 Prairie avenue, to cost $3,000.\" Inter Ocean 2 Jan 1887: Morris Einstein's \"own residence, No. 1628, is a three-story pressed-brick front, which stands back in well-kept grounds\". Lifespan per page 1873–c.1920. 1626 (Longini, Einstein's son-in-law) occupied 1884–1911; 1626–28 let as one 20-room house with a 4-car garage in 1934.",
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   "notes": "Elbridge G. Keith's house was 1900 Prairie by the 1880s. '916' may be a pre-renumbering address or an OCR error; resolve before assigning to pa-1900-25.",
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   "notes": "Lead for street surface and utilities: the reports carry contract tables for street paving (material, limits, year), sewers, water pipe and sidewalk work; OCR shows 'Prairie avenue' rows in the 1880 and 1898 volumes but the tables are too garbled to read which blocks, materials or dates. Next step: page-image reading of the paving tables for Prairie (16th–22nd), Calumet, Indiana, 18th and 20th Streets for the years c.1880–1904 to establish whether the roadway was cedar block, granite, macadam or asphalt in 1904. The 1891 atlas plate (st-greeley-carlson-1891-prairie-environs) already shows a 6-in. water pipe in Prairie.",
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   "notes": "A substantial 1881 house at 2015 Prairie (between the Reid site 2013 and Adams/High 2021) not in the building index — a candidate for the west-side 2000-block frontage in 1904.",
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   "found_via": "chicagology Prairie Avenue index → per-address page (follow-up pass, all images on the page enumerated)",
   "notes": "Chicago Tribune, 6 Apr 1883: \"building permit… to W. G. Hibbard, for a two-story dwelling, 24 by 80 feet, at No. 1616 Prairie avenue, to cost $1,500\" — RESOLVES the first pass's garbled Inland Architect (Apr 1883) lead \"W. G. Hibbard, two story and basement brick dwelling, 24 by 80 by 30, [?] Prairie avenue… $15,000\": the address is 1616, not 1701. Cost conflict: Tribune transcription $1,500 vs Inland $15,000 (the latter is plausible for a 24×80 brick house). Inter Ocean 1887: W. R. Stirling \"received No. 1616 and its furnishings from his… father-in-law, Mr. William G. Hibbard\"; Stirling at 1616 in 1884–1892. Settles the index conflict \"Hibbard at 1616 or 1701\": Hibbard built 1616 for his daughter; he lived at 1701.",
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   "notes": "A third Shortall house (1600 corner of 16th St.) by Charles A. Alexander — cf. 1867 Wadskier pair 'south of Sixteenth', the 1884 Dixon house at 1608, and the Shortall/Gregory house at 1638 in the building index. Inland Architect lists 'J. G. Shortall, 1600 Prairie Avenue' as his address in the 1890s.",
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   "notes": "Chicagology's per-address crop of the hand-coloured plate of Robinson's Atlas of the City of Chicago (E. Robinson, 1886) covering Prairie Avenue from 16th to 22nd Street (north at right; Indiana Avenue at top), full-resolution file (3698×1400 px) with a black arrow added by Chicagology. Plate conventions: pink = brick, yellow = frame, buff/brown = stone (a brown band at a pink front = stone front); X-crossed squares = rear stables on the alleys; frontage figures (ft) and small house numbers along the street lines. Every crop in the series is the same plate and differs only by the arrow; the first-pass aggregate records (a19-cgy-robinson-1886-crops-1900-block, a20-chicagology-robinson-1886-crops) and the Newberry atlas (st-newberry-robinson-1886-atlas) cover the plate as a whole — this record keeps the per-address crop because its arrow is Chicagology's lot identification, which the site plan can place by address. 1886 evidence only: combine with the 1911 Sanborn for 1904. Page caption: '2123 S. Prairie Ave. / Robinson Fire Insurance Map / 1886'. Arrow ends on the east side at lot 14, a brick house with a stone (brown) front, printed 2123 (M. T. Greene to 1887, then F. S. Papin). Not in the buildings index.",
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   "notes": "Chicagology's per-address crop of the hand-coloured plate of Robinson's Atlas of the City of Chicago (E. Robinson, 1886) covering Prairie Avenue from 16th to 22nd Street (north at right; Indiana Avenue at top), full-resolution file (3698×1400 px) with a black arrow added by Chicagology. Plate conventions: pink = brick, yellow = frame, buff/brown = stone (a brown band at a pink front = stone front); X-crossed squares = rear stables on the alleys; frontage figures (ft) and small house numbers along the street lines. Every crop in the series is the same plate and differs only by the arrow; the first-pass aggregate records (a19-cgy-robinson-1886-crops-1900-block, a20-chicagology-robinson-1886-crops) and the Newberry atlas (st-newberry-robinson-1886-atlas) cover the plate as a whole — this record keeps the per-address crop because its arrow is Chicagology's lot identification, which the site plan can place by address. 1886 evidence only: combine with the 1911 Sanborn for 1904. Page caption: 'Empty lot of 2125 Prairie Avenue / Robinson Fire Insurance Map / 1886'. CAPTION CONFLICT: the page calls it 'Empty lot of 2125', but the arrow ends at lot 13, printed 2125, which carries a small frame (yellow) footprint. The C. H. Wheeler house (life span from 1867 per the page) may be that frame building. Not in the buildings index.",
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   "found_via": "Browsing Book E street columns for July–August 1886 while searching for the O. R. Keith (1808) permit; row read from the full-resolution page image",
   "notes": "Row (aligned across the spread): no. 2158 · D. Harrison · [storeys illegible] · 'add. to' [dwelling] · 22 × 30 × 25 · lot 57(?) blk 9, Assessors' [subdivision] in 22 · Prairie 1818 · 170. An 1886 addition at 1818 Prairie — an address between Henderson (1816) and Pomeroy/Marsh (1824) in the building index; check whether 1818 is part of the Henderson property or a separate house. The O. R. Keith permit (1808, summer 1886) was NOT found on Book E pages 62–91; it may precede June 1886.",
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   "found_via": "WebSearch 'Robinson's atlas of the city of Chicago 1886 … digital' → Newberry record (fetched; plate-level navigation in the Orange Logic viewer not resolved from the shell)",
   "notes": "Probable original holder of the 'Robinson 1886 atlas detail: 16th–18th Streets' already held by the project (data/sources.csv MAP-1886, supplied without URL; chicagology also reproduces 'Upper Prairie Avenue 16th to 22nd Streets, Robinson Fire Map 1886'). The full plate(s) for the 1800–2100 blocks and the alleys/rear stables of the whole district should be pulled from this digitization at full resolution: they are the 1886 counterpart to the 1891 Greeley-Carlson plate and the 1911 Sanborn sheets. CHM also holds the atlas (vol. 2 noted there as 12th–39th St., State–Western) and a microfilm.",
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   "notes": "New house for Hugh J. (Johnston) McBirney, the son of Hugh McBirney of 1736: a narrow three-storey rock-faced stone front with a steep front gable (oculus), Tudor-style mullioned and transomed windows with stone quoined surrounds, a carved panel over a plain square-headed entrance, brick side wall with a mansard-roofed rear wing and dormers; attached at left to a neighbour with a corner turret, carved bay and Romanesque arched entrance; at right an open side yard with picket fence; building materials on the unfinished walk. ADDRESS: AIC catalogues this as 1736 S. Prairie, but 1736 (NW corner of 18th) was the elder McBirney's Second Empire house (blog c.1890 photo; Rand McNally 1893 strip), while the 1904 Blue Book lists the Hugh J. McBirney household at 1625 Prairie, and the 'Hibbardville' map places McBirney on the east side of the 1600 block between Farwell and Forsyth. The 1911 Sanborn shows 1625 as the end of an attached group 1621–1625 ('3B; section 4'), matching the attached-left/open-right siting here. Treat as 1625 (not in the building index) pending directory confirmation; it stood in 1904. Supporting context: Inland Architect Nov. 1885 (vol. 6 no. 5, building news) reports 'Architects Treat & Foltz: For Granger Farwell, at 1625 Prairie avenue, residence, cost $11,000' and the Conzen/Knox 1886 map places Farwell at 1623 — so the turreted, Romanesque-arched house attached at the LEFT (north) of the McBirney front is probably the 1885 Farwell house, and the McBirney house the next lot south (1625 by 1904), with the open lots toward 1637 at right. T-3020 (2026-10-22): the AIC's '1736' is no longer listed under addresses. The library places a record on every lot its addresses name, so that wrong catalogue address put this plate on 1736's lot, at the top of 1736's card, where the owner saw the son's house standing in for the father's. The plate is 1625's: Chicagology prints the same photograph on its 1625 page (cgn-1625-mcbirney-inland-1890-copy) and the sheet 20 census (T-1840) seats it there.",
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   "notes": "Front of the new Tudor house of Hugh J. McBirney Jr. at 1625: three storeys of rock-faced stone with a steep front gable (oculus), mullioned windows, a flat-headed ground-floor entrance, a two-storey oriel and round-arched entrance of the neighbour at left, a picket fence and building debris (stone, barrels) in front — just completed. SAME PHOTOGRAPH as the Inland Architect plate already held (a16-inland-1890-hj-mcbirney-residence, AIC), here trimmed of its caption — confirms that the first pass's reattribution of the AIC \"1736\" plate to about 1625 is right: Chicagology places it at 1625 S. Prairie. Page text: Tribune 6 May 1889 permit \"three-story dwelling No. 1627 (sic) Prairie avenue, $9,000\"; Tribune 9 June 1889, Burling & Whitehouse, Tudor, \"red [Prentice] stone and Roman tile exterior\", estimated $18,000. Lifespan per page 1889–1937. 1625 is not in the building index.",
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   "notes": "Line cut of the two-storey frame house (from 1833 Michigan) on cribbing in Prairie Avenue, between parkway trees, with a stone stoop at left. The quoted Tribune text gives a key street measurement: the house was 29 ft 4 in wide 'while the street is but thirty-two feet from curb to curb' (Prairie Ave roadway, 2100 block, 1891), and lists the neighbouring residents (Sherman, Armour 2115, Pike 2101, Roloson, Rothschild, Mrs E. J. Kimball). Image date not stated on blog beyond the article context.",
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   "notes": "Colour-coded insurance/real-estate atlas plate (pink = brick, yellow = frame, ochre/brown = stone-front?) covering Indiana to the lake from 16th to 22nd: every house footprint with stories, block letters/numbers, 66-ft street widths, '6 in. W.P.' water-pipe annotations on Prairie, Calumet and Indiana (and 36-in. main on Indiana/Calumet), 'Bridge' and 'Commerce' as old names of 20th and 21st Streets, 18th St. shown as '(Old)' with its jog, private park lots east of Calumet at 20th, the IC & Michigan Central right-of-way with breakwater and lake beyond, and the diagonal Calumet Ave. strip near 18th. A full independent footprint state 13 years before 1904 between the 1886 Robinson and 1911 Sanborn sets already held — the best intermediate check on 1904 footprints. Original atlas copy to locate (lead: Newberry / CHM / UIC copies of the Greeley-Carlson 'Atlas of the City of Chicago', 1891, vol. covering South Division).",
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   "found_via": "archive.org advancedsearch title:(bird* eye views) AND title:(chicago); list of illustrations in OCR text ('Prairie Ave., from Eighteenth St 233'; 'Prairie Ave., from Twentieth St 269'; 'Prairie Ave., below Eighteenth St 269')",
   "notes": "Companion text to the four strip drawings. p. 232: drive turns off Michigan Boulevard 'and reach by Sixteenth Street — Prairie Avenue, a neighborhood of millionaires'; names Pullman 1729, Field 1905, Pike 2101. p. 234: Pullman residence description (remodelled 1892 with picture gallery and palm-house; conservatory and lawn on the south side of 18th St. toward Calumet; the Fort Dearborn massacre cottonwood and the Massacre Monument at the foot of 18th St.); 'From Eighteenth to Twenty-second' (Doane 1827). pp. 267–270: house-number-by-house-number list of 'South Side residents — Prairie Avenue' (e.g. 1936 S. W. Allerton; 2009 Mrs Sarah Meyer; 2013 W. H. Reid; 2100 J. B. Sherman; 2115 P. D. Armour; 2126 C. D. Hamill; 2130 Thomas Murdoch; 2140 Byron L. Smith) — useful to key the drawings to occupants c.1893. Page 229 carries a 'Route of South Side Drive' sketch map (Michigan Blvd → 16th St → Prairie Ave → south). Index lines quoted from IA OCR. Another digitized copy: HathiTrust catalog record 008722666 (UIUC copy, full view). No 1898 edition of this guide was found (the 1898 LoC panoramic is Poole Brothers' business-district view, which does not reach 16th St.).",
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   "repository": "Library of Congress Geography and Map Division",
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   "found_via": "loc.gov/maps search 'chicago panoramic'",
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   "notes": "Headline of the suit quoted on the page: 1634 \"worth $40,000\", bought by Springer for $35,000. With the Inter Ocean of 10 Sept 1890 (\"the brown stone mansion No. 1634 Prairie avenue\") it gives a brownstone front for 1634.",
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   "notes": "Chicagology crop of a Rand McNally \"Bird's Eye Views and Guide to Chicago\" (1893) perspective street strip with an arrow added by Chicagology. The same plates are already recorded at full-page resolution from the Internet Archive by the streetscape stream (st-randmcnally-1893-p233-west-1700-1800); this is a separate, arrowed copy. Arrow at 1712 (Sturges): a two-storey-and-attic house with a porch, between 1720 and 1702 at the right end of the strip. 1712 is not in the building index.",
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   "notes": "Right photograph: Carl Rohl-Smith's bronze Fort Dearborn Massacre group ('Black Partridge saving Mrs. Helm') on its granite pedestal with bas-relief panels; caption: 'erected by the late George M. Pullman, near whose residence it stands, at Eighteenth Street and Prairie Avenue.' (Rand McNally 1893 places it 'at the foot of Eighteenth Street'.) A street-furniture landmark of the 1904 scene at the Pullman corner; a building and trees are visible behind. The exact position (east end of 18th St. toward the IC tracks vs. at Prairie) should be fixed from the Sanborn/Rand McNally text before modelling.",
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   "notes": "Street-level photograph of the W. W. Boyington Second Empire house (1874) at 1828 Prairie (no building id in this library's index — it stands between 1824 Marsh and 1834 Jones): stone front, bracketed hooded entrance porch on columns, high stoop with stone balustrade, iron fence on a stone curb, unpaved/dirt carriageway with stone curb and a parkway with a young tree; a man in a curved-dash-type runabout in the street. The house at right (north), with stacked bay windows and carved stone, is probably 1824 (Marsh, refaced c. 1880). Automobile dates the image to the early 1900s — one of the closest views to 1904 for the west side of the 1800 block. Shipman died 1906. Same photograph on chicagology.com/chicagostreets/prairieavenue/1828prairie/ captioned \"1828 S. Prairie Ave. About 1897\".",
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   "title": "'E. H. Turnock has plans for a $250,000 flat-building to be put up for Warren Springer, at 1625 to 1635 Prairie Ave.'",
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   "notes": "If built, a large apartment building replaced houses on the west side of the 1600 block (incl. 1625 Farwell) before 1904 — check the 1911 Sanborn sheets and 1904 directory.",
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   "rights_basis": "published 1897 by Rufus Blanchard ('New map showing street car lines…') (pre-1929, US). UChicago: 'freely available for personal or scholarly use', attribution requested",
   "local": null,
   "verified": "catalog-only",
   "found_via": "lib.uchicago.edu/e/collections/maps/chi1890 and chi1900 index pages (Luna image viewer blocked by reCAPTCHA from this environment)",
   "notes": "Four-sheet citywide map of street-car lines (scale ca. 1:21,000); the SE sheet should cover the Near South Side, showing which streets near Prairie (Cottage Grove, State, Wabash, Indiana, 18th, 22nd) carried horse, cable or electric lines in 1897. Catalogued from the collection index only; images not viewed. Treat kind as a transit map (no fire-insurance detail). Rights reviewed 2026-10-02: reclassified public domain (published 1897 map). Not downloaded — the UChicago Luna image server sits behind a reCAPTCHA wall.",
   "measurements": [],
   "stream": "streetscape",
   "parcel_ids": []
  },
  {
   "id": "dw-aabn-1898-lowden-1712-addition",
   "kind": "permit record",
   "title": "'Chicago, Ill. — Prairie Ave., No. 1712, three-st'y bk. & st. addition to dwell., 40' x 50'; $30,000; o., Frank O. Lowden.'",
   "building_ids": [],
   "addresses": [
    "1712 S. Prairie Avenue"
   ],
   "streetscape": true,
   "view": "text",
   "facing": null,
   "camera_position": null,
   "date": "late 1898 (vol. LXII)",
   "date_earliest": 1898,
   "date_latest": 1898,
   "period": "in-period",
   "creator": "The American Architect and Building News (Boston)",
   "repository": "Internet Archive (digitized periodical, sim_microfilm)",
   "collection": "The American Architect and Building News — 'Building Intelligence' (Chicago building permits / architects' reports)",
   "call_number": "AABN late 1898 (vol. LXII)",
   "catalog_url": "https://archive.org/details/sim_american-architect-and-architecture_1898-12-31_62_1201",
   "image_url": null,
   "rights": "public domain",
   "rights_basis": "Published in the United States before 1929",
   "local": null,
   "verified": "viewed",
   "found_via": "IA text of 1,000 American Architect items scanned for owner names / Prairie addresses; OCR of the page read (IA item sim_american-architect-and-architecture_1898-12-31_62_1201, page index None)",
   "notes": "A substantial 1898 addition at 1712 Prairie for Frank O. Lowden (Pullman's son-in-law) — 1712 is not in the building index (between 1708 Thorne and 1720 Tyrrell/Walker); check whether this is the Pullman-adjacent house the Lowdens occupied before moving to 1912.",
   "measurements": [
    {
     "what": "addition",
     "value": "40 ft × 50 ft, 3 storeys, brick & stone",
     "locator": "AABN vol. LXII (Dec. 1898 item)"
    }
   ],
   "stream": "drawings",
   "parcel_ids": [
    "prairie_1712"
   ]
  },
  {
   "id": "cgn-1701-hibbard-spencer-bartlett-store-1899",
   "kind": "lithograph",
   "title": "Reed Block (Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett Co Building) — from 1899 Catalog No. 6",
   "building_ids": [],
   "addresses": [],
   "streetscape": true,
   "view": "oblique front",
   "facing": null,
   "camera_position": null,
   "date": "1899 (catalogue)",
   "date_earliest": 1899,
   "date_latest": 1899,
   "period": "in-period",
   "creator": "Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co. (trade catalogue No. 6)",
   "repository": "Chicagology (chicagology.com)",
   "collection": "Chicagology 1701 page; original: Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co. catalogue No. 6 (1899)",
   "call_number": null,
   "catalog_url": "https://chicagology.com/chicagostreets/prairieavenue/1701prairie/",
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   "rights": "public domain",
   "rights_basis": "published 1899 (pre-1929, US); faithful reproduction via chicagology",
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   "verified": "viewed",
   "found_via": "chicagology Prairie Avenue index → per-address page (follow-up pass, all images on the page enumerated)",
   "notes": "Colour view of the firm's six-storey brick wholesale hardware building with drays at the loading front — the owner's business premises downtown, NOT Prairie Avenue. Context only.",
   "measurements": [],
   "stream": "chicagology-north",
   "parcel_ids": []
  },
  {
   "id": "nps-2125-tribune-1902-07-27-frame-house-and-barn",
   "title": "\"For Sale—To close estate, offers solicited. 2125 Prairie-av., 50x178½, frame house and barn…\" (Edmund Adcock, executor)",
   "building_ids": [],
   "addresses": [
    "2125 S. Prairie Avenue"
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   "date": "July 27, 1902",
   "date_earliest": 1902,
   "date_latest": 1902,
   "creator": "Chicago Sunday Tribune (classified advertisement)",
   "repository": "Internet Archive (Chicago Tribune microfilm, pub_chicago-daily-tribune)",
   "collection": "Chicago Sunday Tribune, July 27, 1902 (vol. 61 no. 208)",
   "call_number": "per_chicago-daily-tribune_1902-07-27_61_208, page index 32",
   "catalog_url": "https://archive.org/details/per_chicago-daily-tribune_1902-07-27_61_208/page/n32/mode/1up",
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   "found_via": "IA full-text search '\"2125 prairie\" AND collection:pub_chicago-daily-tribune'; advertisement read on the page image (IIIF crop)",
   "notes": "Read on the page: \"FOR SALE—TO CLOSE ESTATE, OFFERS SOlicited. 2125 Prairie-av., 50x178½, frame house and barn. 2449 Indiana-av., 44½x180, frame house and barn … EDMUND ADCOCK, Exec't'r.\" Bearing: in 1902 2125 (no building record) was a FRAME HOUSE with a barn on a 50 × 178½ ft lot — confirming the frame footprint read on the Robinson 1886 plate against Chicagology's 'Empty lot' caption (worklog-chicagology-south). Still standing in Oct 1910: 'To rent—2125 Prairie-av., 10 room residence with barn' (Tribune 9 Oct 1910, J. B. McBean). So a 10-room frame house with a barn stood at 2125 in 1904, between the Armour (2115) and Hubbart (2123) houses.",
   "measurements": [
    {
     "what": "lot",
     "value": "50 × 178½ ft",
     "locator": "Tribune 27 Jul 1902, p. index 32"
    },
    {
     "what": "material",
     "value": "frame (house); barn",
     "locator": "same"
    },
    {
     "what": "rooms",
     "value": "10 (Tribune 9 Oct 1910)",
     "locator": "per_chicago-daily-tribune_1910-10-09_69_41, page index 87"
    }
   ],
   "kind": "newspaper item",
   "streetscape": true,
   "view": "text",
   "facing": null,
   "camera_position": null,
   "local": null,
   "rights": "public domain",
   "rights_basis": "Published in the United States before 1929",
   "verified": "viewed",
   "period": "in-period",
   "stream": "newspapers-south",
   "parcel_ids": [
    "indiana_2123",
    "prairie_2125"
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  },
  {
   "id": "st-uchicago-1902-surface-street-railroads",
   "kind": "document",
   "title": "Maps on the Chicago transportation problem: Map no. 4 / no. 6 / no. 9 showing surface street railroads of Chicago",
   "building_ids": [],
   "addresses": [
    "Near South Side street railways around Prairie Avenue"
   ],
   "streetscape": true,
   "view": "map",
   "facing": null,
   "camera_position": null,
   "date": "1902",
   "date_earliest": 1902,
   "date_latest": 1902,
   "period": "in-period",
   "creator": "unrecorded (Chicago transportation study)",
   "repository": "University of Chicago Library Map Collection",
   "collection": "Maps of Chicago in the 1890s / 1900s (digital map collection)",
   "call_number": "G4104.C6P33 1902 .A7 (sheets 4, 6, 9)",
   "catalog_url": "https://www.lib.uchicago.edu/e/collections/maps/chi1900/G4104-C6P33-1902-A7-sheet6.html",
   "image_url": null,
   "rights": "public domain",
   "rights_basis": "published 1902 in 'Maps on the Chicago transportation problem' (pre-1929, US). UChicago: 'freely available for personal or scholarly use', attribution requested",
   "local": null,
   "verified": "catalog-only",
   "found_via": "lib.uchicago.edu/e/collections/maps/chi1890 and chi1900 index pages (Luna image viewer blocked by reCAPTCHA from this environment)",
   "notes": "1902 report maps of the surface street-railway network two years before the target date — the best candidate for which lines ran on Cottage Grove, Indiana, State, 18th and 22nd Streets in 1904. Sheet coverage not checked. Catalogued from the collection index only; images not viewed. Treat kind as a transit map (no fire-insurance detail). Rights reviewed 2026-10-02: reclassified public domain (published 1902 maps). Not downloaded — the UChicago Luna image server sits behind a reCAPTCHA wall.",
   "measurements": [],
   "stream": "streetscape",
   "parcel_ids": []
  },
  {
   "id": "a16-chm-clark-i71911-residences-south-prairie",
   "kind": "photograph",
   "title": "Residences on South Prairie Avenue",
   "building_ids": [],
   "addresses": [
    "S. Prairie Avenue (block not identified)"
   ],
   "streetscape": true,
   "view": "street view",
   "facing": null,
   "camera_position": "on a Prairie Avenue sidewalk, houses on the right",
   "date": "circa 1905 (CHM-Date depicted)",
   "date_earliest": 1903,
   "date_latest": 1907,
   "period": "in-period",
   "creator": "Charles R. Clark",
   "repository": "Chicago History Museum, Prints and Photographs (Charles R. Clark photograph collection; Scrapbook Volume 2)",
   "collection": "Charles R. Clark photograph collection, X.1667.1991, Bib 4250",
   "call_number": "i71911.tif",
   "catalog_url": "https://collections.carli.illinois.edu/digital/collection/chm_pp/id/245",
   "image_url": null,
   "rights": "no known restrictions",
   "rights_basis": "CHM IPTC Copyright Notice: 'No known copyright restrictions'",
   "local": null,
   "verified": "viewed",
   "found_via": "CARLI CONTENTdm chm_pp 247 → PDF '38_Scrapbook Volume 2', p. 27",
   "notes": "Thumbnail (pairing with caption inferred by content): a row of brick and stone houses along a wide macadam street with parkway trees, including a house with a balustraded roof parapet behind stone gate piers and an iron fence, and mansarded houses beyond. Filed beside the Dexter and Pullman negatives, so possibly the 1700 block east side (the balustraded house resembles 1701 Hibbard), but not identified — recorded as an unlocated Prairie Avenue street view c.1905 needing the full-resolution file.",
   "measurements": [],
   "stream": "1600-1700",
   "parcel_ids": []
  },
  {
   "id": "cgn-1712-inter-ocean-1905-kodak-factory",
   "kind": "newspaper item",
   "title": "Factory Building at Indiana Avenue and Eighteenth Street. (Designed by Hill & Woltersdorf.)",
   "building_ids": [],
   "addresses": [
    "NE corner of Indiana Avenue and 18th Street (1727 S. Indiana Avenue)"
   ],
   "streetscape": true,
   "view": "oblique front",
   "facing": null,
   "camera_position": null,
   "date": "July 23, 1905",
   "date_earliest": 1905,
   "date_latest": 1905,
   "period": "in-period",
   "creator": "Inter Ocean (drawing after Hill & Woltersdorf's design)",
   "repository": "Chicagology (chicagology.com)",
   "collection": "Chicagology 1712 and 1736 pages; original: Inter Ocean, July 23, 1905",
   "call_number": null,
   "catalog_url": "https://chicagology.com/chicagostreets/prairieavenue/1712prairie/",
   "image_url": "https://chicagology.com/wp-content/themes/revolution-20/chicagoimages9/interoceangraphic23july1905eastmankodak.jpg",
   "rights": "public domain",
   "rights_basis": "published 1905 (pre-1929, US); faithful reproduction via chicagology",
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   "verified": "viewed",
   "found_via": "chicagology Prairie Avenue index → per-address page (follow-up pass, all images on the page enumerated)",
   "notes": "Perspective of the four-storey Taprell, Loomis & Co. (later Eastman Kodak, 1727 Indiana) loft building, 122×178 ft, cherry-red pressed brick with Bedford trim, $185,000 — rising in 1905 on the Indiana side of the block, i.e. behind the 1736 and 1700-block houses. Shows the industrial encroachment just after 1904; on the 1736 page Chicagology notes the NW corner of 18th & Prairie later became Kodak's. Printed on both pages.",
   "measurements": [
    {
     "what": "Taprell, Loomis & Co. building ground area",
     "value": "122 × 178 ft; cost $185,000",
     "locator": "Inter Ocean 23 Jul 1905, quoted on chicagology 1712/1736 pages"
    }
   ],
   "stream": "chicagology-north",
   "parcel_ids": []
  },
  {
   "id": "cgs-2018-prairie-page",
   "kind": "document",
   "title": "2018 S. Prairie — Chicagology page (Herrick household; caption \"2018 S. Prairie / About 1940\" for a missing photograph)",
   "building_ids": [],
   "addresses": [
    "2018 S. Prairie Avenue"
   ],
   "streetscape": true,
   "view": "text",
   "facing": null,
   "camera_position": null,
   "date": "extracts 1905–1915; missing photo captioned about 1940",
   "date_earliest": 1905,
   "date_latest": 1940,
   "period": "later",
   "creator": "Chicagology (compiler), quoting the Chicago Tribune and the 1911 telephone directory",
   "repository": "Chicagology (chicagology.com)",
   "collection": "Chicagology 2018 page",
   "call_number": null,
   "catalog_url": "https://chicagology.com/chicagostreets/prairieavenue/2018prairie/",
   "image_url": null,
   "rights": "unknown — link only",
   "rights_basis": "Website compilation; the photograph file is missing (HTTP 404) so its source cannot be checked",
   "local": null,
   "verified": "viewed",
   "found_via": "chicagology Prairie Avenue index → per-address page (follow-up pass, south half 1834–2140; every image on the page enumerated)",
   "notes": "This is 2018 S. PRAIRIE Avenue (west side of the 2000 block) — a different house from 2018 S. Calumet (pa-2018-s.-calumet-avenue-31, Wheeler–Kohn); do not conflate. Page text: Chicago Telephone Directory 1911 'Herrick L. A. Mrs. Residence, 2018 Prairie av.'; Chicago Tribune, 13 Feb 1905: E. Walter Herrick died 'at his home, 2018 Prairie ave.', living with his mother and sisters (headline image already in the collection as cgn-1635-tribune-1905-herrick-headline). The Tribune of 24 Apr 1915 (on the 1923 page) puts Frances M. Lund and Mrs. Bertha L. Belden at 2018 Prairie. The page shows a photograph captioned '2018 S. Prairie / About 1940' (file chicagoimages9/2018prairie1940.jpg), which returns HTTP 404 (also 404 in the first pass) — a lead for a c.1940 view of the house if the file is restored. The page's Robinson crop is the 2108 file (captioned '2108 S. Prairie (lot)'), recorded as cgs-2108-robinson-1886 — so there is no 1886 crop for 2018 Prairie on the page. Not in the buildings index.",
   "measurements": [],
   "stream": "chicagology-south",
   "parcel_ids": [
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    "prairie_2000"
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  },
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   "id": "st-champion-1908-elevated-boulevards-south-detail",
   "kind": "bird's-eye view",
   "title": "Birds-eye view of the elevated railroads and the parks and boulevards of Chicago [detail: Near South Side]",
   "building_ids": [],
   "addresses": [
    "Near South Side: Michigan Avenue Boulevard, South Side Elevated (stations at 12th, 18th, 22nd Sts.), Illinois Central, Indiana Avenue"
   ],
   "streetscape": true,
   "view": "aerial",
   "facing": "northwest",
   "camera_position": "imaginary viewpoint high over the lake southeast of the city, looking northwest; the district lies between the green Michigan Avenue Boulevard and the IC tracks at left-centre of the detail",
   "date": "1908",
   "date_earliest": 1908,
   "date_latest": 1908,
   "period": "in-period",
   "creator": "Willis J. Champion",
   "repository": "Library of Congress Geography and Map Division",
   "collection": "Panoramic maps / Chicago city maps",
   "call_number": "G4104.C6 1909 .C4",
   "catalog_url": "https://www.loc.gov/item/2010592719/",
   "image_url": "https://tile.loc.gov/image-services/iiif/service:gmd:gmd410:g4104:g4104c:ct003152/full/pct:25/0/default.jpg",
   "rights": "public domain",
   "rights_basis": "Published 1908 (copyright 1908 by W. J. Champion, now expired)",
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   },
   "verified": "viewed",
   "found_via": "loc.gov/maps search 'chicago bird's-eye' (dates 1885–1912)",
   "notes": "Local file is an IIIF crop (x2800–7000, y5000–6900 of 13134×7286). Four years after the target date, a schematic bird's-eye map of the transit and boulevard network: Michigan Avenue shown as a park BOULEVARD (green) along the district's west side, the South Side 'Alley L' (red) a block west of State with stations at 12th, 18th and 22nd Streets, the Illinois Central and its Central Station at 12th St. on the shore, Grant Park, and Indiana and Grand Boulevard labelled. Houses are generic; use for the transit/boulevard context only.",
   "measurements": [],
   "stream": "streetscape",
   "parcel_ids": []
  },
  {
   "id": "st-cpl-citywide-18th-wabash-trolleys-1911",
   "kind": "photograph",
   "title": "18th Street and Wabash Avenue, with trolleys, 1911",
   "building_ids": [],
   "addresses": [
    "E. 18th Street at S. Wabash Avenue (three blocks west of Prairie)"
   ],
   "streetscape": true,
   "view": "street view",
   "facing": null,
   "camera_position": "at the 18th Street / Wabash Avenue intersection",
   "date": "1911",
   "date_earliest": 1911,
   "date_latest": 1911,
   "period": "in-period",
   "creator": "unrecorded",
   "repository": "Chicago Public Library, Special Collections (Harold Washington Library Center)",
   "collection": "Chicago City-Wide Collection, Box 140, Photograph 21.370",
   "call_number": "Chicago City-Wide Collection Box 140 Photograph 21.370",
   "catalog_url": "https://www.chipublib.org/fa-chicago-city-wide-collection/",
   "image_url": null,
   "rights": "unknown — link only",
   "rights_basis": "Rights not stated in finding aid",
   "local": null,
   "verified": "catalog-only",
   "found_via": "CPL City-Wide Collection finding aid, text search '18th Street'",
   "notes": "Finding-aid entry only; image not seen. Nearest catalogued in-period view of the streetcar lines that served the district (the Wabash Ave. line and the 18th St. crosstown). Context for the transit edge west of Prairie.",
   "measurements": [],
   "stream": "streetscape",
   "parcel_ids": []
  },
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   "id": "st-sanborn-vol3-1911-corrected-1950-sheet-20",
   "kind": "fire insurance map",
   "title": "Sanborn Fire Insurance Map from Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. Vol. 3, 1911 - June 1950, sheet 20",
   "building_ids": [],
   "addresses": [
    "Indiana Ave. to the IC tracks, 16th–18th Streets"
   ],
   "streetscape": true,
   "view": "map",
   "facing": null,
   "camera_position": null,
   "date": "1911, corrected to June 1950",
   "date_earliest": 1911,
   "date_latest": 1950,
   "period": "later",
   "creator": "Sanborn Map Company",
   "repository": "Library of Congress Geography and Map Division",
   "collection": "Sanborn Maps Collection",
   "call_number": "LoC item sanborn01790_089 (Vol. 3, 1911 - June 1950)",
   "catalog_url": "https://www.loc.gov/item/sanborn01790_089/",
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   "rights": "public domain",
   "rights_basis": "LoC: content of the online Sanborn Maps Collection is in the public domain",
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   },
   "verified": "viewed",
   "found_via": "loc.gov/collections/sanborn-maps search 'chicago'; key sheet confirms Vol. 3 begins at Roosevelt Rd. and continues 'See Volume One South' to the north",
   "notes": "The SAME volume and sheet as the 1911 sheet 20 already held (MAP-1911-20), but with paste-over corrections to 1950: it records what replaced each mansion (e.g. on sheet 28 the R. R. Donnelley roll-paper warehouse, Gaylord Products/Hump Hairpin factory, 'Aeronautical University', and on 20 the Railway Express garage over the Pullman/1700 east side; sheet 35 Revere Camera, Donnelley, auto sales). Use it to date demolitions (later than 1911) and to see the surviving houses' footprints re-surveyed. Later evidence only — the 1904 layer stays with the 1911 base. LoC holds no 1890s–1906 Sanborn of this area: its 1906 Vol. 1 South Division covers only the congested district north of 12th St., and the 1890s volumes it holds are Vols. 9–16 and suburbs.",
   "measurements": [],
   "stream": "streetscape",
   "parcel_ids": []
  },
  {
   "id": "st-sanborn-vol3-1911-corrected-1950-sheet-28",
   "kind": "fire insurance map",
   "title": "Sanborn Fire Insurance Map from Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. Vol. 3, 1911 - June 1950, sheet 28",
   "building_ids": [],
   "addresses": [
    "Indiana Ave. to the IC tracks, 18th–20th (Cullerton) Streets"
   ],
   "streetscape": true,
   "view": "map",
   "facing": null,
   "camera_position": null,
   "date": "1911, corrected to June 1950",
   "date_earliest": 1911,
   "date_latest": 1950,
   "period": "later",
   "creator": "Sanborn Map Company",
   "repository": "Library of Congress Geography and Map Division",
   "collection": "Sanborn Maps Collection",
   "call_number": "LoC item sanborn01790_089 (Vol. 3, 1911 - June 1950)",
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   "notes": "The SAME volume and sheet as the 1911 sheet 28 already held (MAP-1911-28), but with paste-over corrections to 1950: it records what replaced each mansion (e.g. on sheet 28 the R. R. Donnelley roll-paper warehouse, Gaylord Products/Hump Hairpin factory, 'Aeronautical University', and on 20 the Railway Express garage over the Pullman/1700 east side; sheet 35 Revere Camera, Donnelley, auto sales). Use it to date demolitions (later than 1911) and to see the surviving houses' footprints re-surveyed. Later evidence only — the 1904 layer stays with the 1911 base. LoC holds no 1890s–1906 Sanborn of this area: its 1906 Vol. 1 South Division covers only the congested district north of 12th St., and the 1890s volumes it holds are Vols. 9–16 and suburbs.",
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   "notes": "The SAME volume and sheet as the 1911 sheet 35 already held (MAP-1911-35), but with paste-over corrections to 1950: it records what replaced each mansion (e.g. on sheet 28 the R. R. Donnelley roll-paper warehouse, Gaylord Products/Hump Hairpin factory, 'Aeronautical University', and on 20 the Railway Express garage over the Pullman/1700 east side; sheet 35 Revere Camera, Donnelley, auto sales). Use it to date demolitions (later than 1911) and to see the surviving houses' footprints re-surveyed. Later evidence only — the 1904 layer stays with the 1911 base. LoC holds no 1890s–1906 Sanborn of this area: its 1906 Vol. 1 South Division covers only the congested district north of 12th St., and the 1890s volumes it holds are Vols. 9–16 and suburbs.",
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   "camera_position": "at the intersection of Prairie Avenue and 20th Street (direction not verified; Chicagology arrow marks 2001 at right)",
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   "repository": "Chicagology (chicagology.com) — website compilation; original holder not credited on page",
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   "rights": "unknown — link only",
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     "date": "1915 (Chicagology caption)",
     "repository": "Chicagology (chicagology.com) — website compilation; original holder not credited on page",
     "rights": "unknown — link only",
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   "notes": "Headline block. The obituary says Pike formerly lived in the 'millionaires' district' on Prairie between 18th and 22nd Streets and then lived at 1030 North State Parkway. Not in the buildings index.",
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   "title": "\"To Rent—Buildings. 2001 Prairie-av., 12 rm., corner; steam heat; built-in vault; choice location for offices, publish'g or mail order. Rent $75, with garage $100.\"",
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   "found_via": "IA full-text search '\"2001 prairie\" AND collection:pub_chicago-daily-tribune'; advertisement read on the page image (also 'large corner 12 room house', 11 and 16 Oct 1918)",
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   "title": "\"Intersection of Indiana Avenue, Cottage Grove Avenue and Twenty-Second Street\" — South Central Association souvenir, Twenty-third Street Viaduct Opening (July 15, 1925)",
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   "creator": "South Central Association (publisher); artist unrecorded",
   "repository": "Glessner House Museum",
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   "notes": "Museum caption quotes the souvenir: 'a future view of possible developments… Indiana Avenue is being widened to one hundred feet… Twenty-second Street at this point is also being widened to one hundred twenty feet'. A 1925 proposal drawing — evidence that Indiana and 22nd Street were narrower before the 1920s widenings (relevant when modelling the 1904 widths of the district's west and south edges). Image not viewed in detail.",
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   "title": "\"Famous Homes\" [photograph of the old Corwith home, 1945 Prairie avenue] (Tribune photo)",
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   "date": "July 29, 1928",
   "date_earliest": 1928,
   "date_latest": 1928,
   "creator": "Chicago Sunday Tribune (Tribune photo)",
   "repository": "Internet Archive (Chicago Tribune microfilm, pub_chicago-daily-tribune)",
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   "notes": "Caption read on the page: \"THE old Corwith home at 1945 Prairie avenue remained the residence of Mrs. Isabelle Corwith until February, 1922, when she passed away at the advanced age of 96. The spacious structure is typical of the homes built during the fashionable period of the neighborhood's history.\" The halftone shows a large, dark (stone or brick) three-storey house with full-height rounded/canted BAYS, round-arched upper windows, a mansard-like top storey with dormers, and a high stoop; a neighbouring house at left. No building record exists for 1945 (Corwith); the 1904 Blue Book lists Mrs. Henry Corwith and Charles R. Corwith there (nps-bluebook-1904-prairie-street-p186-east-1901-2009), so this is the house standing in 1904, photographed in 1928. The only photograph of 1945 in the collection besides chicagology's '1945sprairie'.",
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   "rights": "unknown — link only",
   "rights_basis": "1934 newspaper advertisement; copyright status not checked — link only",
   "local": null,
   "verified": "viewed",
   "found_via": "chicagology Prairie Avenue index → per-address page (follow-up pass, all images on the page enumerated)",
   "notes": "Classified advertisement (George S. Lurie Co.). The small cut of a hip-roofed house is the paper's stock illustration for the \"To Rent — Houses\" column, NOT a picture of 1626–28. Shows 1626–28 operating as one 20-room house with a 4-car garage in 1934. Chicagology prints the image on both the 1626 and the 1628 pages, under captions of 1879 and 1894; the clipping is headed 9 Sept 1934.",
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   "date_latest": 1935,
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   "rights": "unknown — link only",
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   "notes": "Oblique aerial: the Donnelley Lakeside Press (1912–29) filling the Calumet/22nd corner, IC electrified tracks and coach yard at right, Cermak Road curve at left; beyond, the surviving mansions and many vacant lots of the 2000–2100 blocks of Calumet and Prairie, with printing plants interspersed. Evidence of what survived to 1935 (and of lot lines/rear stables); everything here post-dates 1904 except the surviving houses.",
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     "rights": "unknown — link only",
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   "title": "\"Chart showing house numbers and owners' names along the famous section of Prairie avenue between 16th street and 22d street.\" — Chicago Tribune, 12 Dec. 1937",
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   "date": "published 12 Dec. 1937 (retrospective, c.1886 occupancy)",
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   "notes": "Schematic two-column chart of Prairie Avenue, Sixteenth to Twenty-second Street, listing house number and (mid-1880s) owner on each side, e.g. west 1600 Shortall, 1612 Studebaker, 1702 T. W. Harvey, 1800 Glessner, 1936 Allerton, 2100 Sherman, 2140 Byron L. Smith; east 1701 Hibbard, 1709 Mrs Palmer V. Kellogg, 1729 Pullman, 1801 Kimball, 1811 W. B. Keep, 1905 Field Sr., 1919 Field Jr., 2115 Armour, 2123 T. M. Avery. Retrospective (keyed to the 1886 Field ball); a cross-check for numbering, not a 1904 directory.",
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   "notes": "Mosaic (2380×5000 px max) of the near-south lakefront: Grant Park and the Field Museum at top, Soldier Field, the Century-of-Progress-era Northerly Island, the IC yards and main line with the 18th-Street footbridge, and the street grid of the Prairie Avenue district at lower left (approx. x 125–1000, y 2750–3750 of the full image). Independent of the ISGS USDA frame (st-ilhap-1938-cook-bwq-8-50-district-crop), privately flown at a similar date; resolution is lower than the ISGS frame. The companion 1937–38 flight 37100 (ark:/81984/d3c53fb98, 129 frames) covers the north and far-south lakeshore, not this district (checked frame thumbnails).",
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     "date": "1938 (series date; item dated 1937 in the collection facet)",
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   "rights": "unknown — link only",
   "rights_basis": "1939 newspaper photograph; copyright status not checked — link only",
   "local": null,
   "verified": "viewed",
   "found_via": "chicagology Prairie Avenue index → per-address page (follow-up pass, all images on the page enumerated)",
   "notes": "Photograph of the architects' model of the five-storey film-processing plant (120×160 ft, gray vitrified tile and stainless steel, $750,000, completion April 1940) built on the 1712–1720 frontage. Later context: what replaced the Sturges/Walker houses.",
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   "date": "early 1940s",
   "date_earliest": 1940,
   "date_latest": 1945,
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   "creator": "unknown photographer",
   "repository": "reproduced by Glessner House Museum (blog); original holder not named",
   "collection": "Kodak plant demolition begins (2015-03-10)",
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     "date": "early 1940s",
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     "rights": "unknown — link only",
     "title": "The same block in the early 1940s. The new Eastman Kodak plant is visible at right; the Joseph E. Otis house at 1730 S. Prairie Avenue, pictured, was demolished in 1946."
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   "rights": "unknown — link only",
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     "repository": "Art Institute of Chicago, Ryerson and Burnham Archives (Architecture Photograph Collection)",
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   "measurements": [],
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     "repository": "Chicagology (chicagology.com)",
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   "date_latest": 1949,
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   "notes": "Small-scale street map of the Near South Side (State to the lake, c. 12th–24th Sts.) with the district boundary outlined in red around 18th St. between Prairie and Calumet; shows the IC right-of-way, Burnham Park, Soldier Field, the lagoon and Meigs Field. Later context; complements the boundary/ownership maps catalogued by the drawings stream (dw-nrhp-1972-district-p22-boundary-map, dw-nrhp-1972-district-p24-ownership-lot-map).",
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   "notes": "Caption: 'A huge wooden bridge had been constructed for visitors to the 1933 Century of Progress World's Fair… the bridge provided access to the fairgrounds over the Illinois Central railroad tracks… The bridge and Pullman wall disappeared in 2004.' Post-1904 structure — evidence only of the 18th Street axis toward the lake and of the 1930s grade relationships; NOT part of the 1904 scene.",
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   "repository": "Chicagology (chicagology.com) — website compilation; original holder not credited on page",
   "collection": "Chicagology: Prairie Avenue address pages",
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   "rights": "unknown — link only",
   "rights_basis": "Website reproduction without credited source or rights statement; original holder and rights unresolved",
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   "notes": "Front of the William Armour house (between Reid 2013 and Adams/High 2021): smooth brick/stone front with crenellated cornice, steep front gable with paired windows, gabled dormers, entrance porch with colonnettes and balustraded deck, high stoop with iron railing. Not in the buildings index but stands between two indexed houses; the same house appears at the right edge of the Reid plate (a20-chicagology-2013-reid-ia1895).",
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     "creator": "unknown",
     "date": "undated (19th century)",
     "repository": "Chicagology (chicagology.com) — website compilation; original holder not credited on page",
     "rights": "unknown — link only",
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   "notes": "A retrospective painting of a scene labelled 1833, not a photograph or an eyewitness record. The building at left has a gable roof over horizontal log courses, a single visible sash and an off-centre doorway in the long elevation, a small framed opening in the visible gable, and one chimney rising through the roof. The caption places it near the east end of the later Lake Street bridge. This picture informs an inferred elevation for Hogan's store; it supplies neither a surveyed location nor a dimension and cannot establish the building's survival or use on 1 July 1835. The whole held reproduction is displayed as a credited reference copy. No image-pixel texture, source trace, original color or new historical camera is derived here. The diagnostic camera is not a historical From this spot. This early Chicago record joins through the existing reference-view library_image field, with no invented Prairie address or parcel.",
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   "title": "First Tremont House and street-front row — wash drawing signed N. Roswell Gifford",
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   "rights": "unknown — link only",
   "rights_basis": "Owner-approved project reference/display use, 2026-10-22: \"ok i think those images are ok to use as public resources and just make sure you include things like that in sources\". Preserve Gifford/Chicagology attribution. Original publication, holding institution, copyright status and general reuse licence remain unresolved; no public-domain finding.",
   "reference_copy": {
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     "date": "undated drawing; first house stood 1833–1839",
     "repository": "Chicagology reproduction; original holding institution unrecorded",
     "rights": "unknown — link only",
     "title": "First Tremont House and street-front row — wash drawing signed N. Roswell Gifford"
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   "title": "East Side of Prairie Ave. / West Side of Prairie Ave. [elevation strips; chicagology \"Prairie Avenue\"]",
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   "repository": "Chicagology (chicagology.com) — secondary website reproduction; original holder not stated",
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     "date": "undated (appears to be a later reconstruction drawing)",
     "repository": "Chicagology (chicagology.com) — secondary website reproduction; original holder not stated",
     "rights": "unknown — link only",
     "title": "East Side of Prairie Ave. / West Side of Prairie Ave. [elevation strips; chicagology \"Prairie Avenue\"]"
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