The Schoolhouse
This unique Historic Home at 4429 Middaugh Avenue, affectionately known as “The Schoolhouse,” holds a special place in Downers Grove history. Originally constructed as a schoolhouse, the building was relocated […]
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This unique Historic Home at 4429 Middaugh Avenue, affectionately known as “The Schoolhouse,” holds a special place in Downers Grove history. Originally constructed as a schoolhouse, the building was relocated […]
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