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 […]
These are homes that have been recognized by the Historical Society’s Historic Home Program.
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 […]
Set on a quiet, tree-lined street, the Historic Home at 4703 Saratoga Avenue is a striking example of the American Craftsman Foursquare style. With its simple square footprint, pyramidical hipped
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The Halkier House at 4616 Linscott Avenue joined the list of Historic Homes in Downers Grove in 2025. This home has been identified as having a Bungalow architecture with a
The home at 5430 Washington Street has been officially recognized as a Historic Home by the Downers Grove Historical Society and the Downers Grove Museum. It earned this designation due
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The home at 1135 Maple Avenue has been approved by the Downers Grove Historical Society and the Downers Grove Museum as a Historic Home, qualifying for that status due to
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In 2025, the John Rehm House earned its place on Downers Grove’s list of Historic Homes, recognized for its architectural significance. Nestled on the charming, one-block-long Ross Court—just west of
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The Henry Bush House joined the list of Historic Homes in Downers Grove in 2025. This home was accepted based in architectural significance and significant person criteria. This home is
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This 19th century building at 947 Maple Ave was originally used as a residence but in recent years has been repurposed for commercial use. This building is owned by the
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The Queen Anne house at 5256 Fairmount Avenue has an honorary name that celebrates long-time owner, William Straube. Members of the Straube family owned the house from 1893 to 1945.
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The Queen Anne at 4703 Highland Avenue was submitted for inclusion in the Historic Home Program by homeowners Adam and Ann Schuhmacher who recently purchased the house. They chose the
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