Address: 660 N. Rush St. Year Built:
1875
Architect:
Frederick and Edward Baumann
Date Designated a Chicago Landmark:
October 6, 2005
This Joliet limestone-clad house was originally built as a double house for Leander James McCormick and his son Robert Hall McCormick, two members of one of Chicago's best-known families. The house is among the city's best and oldest surviving Italianate-style houses with finely-incised pedimented window hoods and an intact pressed-metal cornice.
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