Edwin Trask, a jeweler who came to Aurora in 1858, had this Queen Anne home constructed in 1887. Some of the elaborate architectural details include king's posts and fish-scale shingles in the gable ends, scroll brackets and exposed rafters underneath the eaves, and a front 2-story bay window with iron cresting. The house was built by local contractor Ferris Minium, and painted by JD Rice.

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128 S Lincoln
Aurora, IL 60505