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Aurora, An Architectural Portrait
Near Eastside Historic District
13. Marme House, 1885
13. Marme House, 1885
This house was built for William Marme, a cigar manufacturer, in 1885. The low-hipped roof, decorative paired brackets and broad eaves are characteristic of the Italianate style.
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195 S Lincoln Avenue
Aurora, IL 60505
1. Seamans House, 1906
2. Alschuler House, Circa 1902
3. First Evangelical Church, 1925
4. Quereau House, 1886
5. Terry House, 1910
6. The Masonic Temple, 1922
7. Trask House, 1887
8. Harry Alschuler House, 1891
9. Charles Alschuler House, 1894
10. Schmal House, Circa 1888
11. Buck House, 1854
12. Jacob Alschuler House, Circa 1910
13. Marme House, 1885
14. Dyckman House, Circa 1886
15. Lackner House, Circa 1874
16. Beaupre House, 1897
17. Higgins House, 1887
18. Rees House, Circa 1890
19. Cook House, 1895
20. Olinger House, 1914
21. Reising House, 1876
22. Goodwin House, 1884
C.M. Bardwell School, 1929
Copley Hospital, 1931
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