WIN: Perkins-Nordine House Landmarked

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Perkins House / Nordine House, by Pond and Pond in 1902, 6106 N. Kenmore Ave. Photo Credit: Patrick Pyszka/City of Chicago

Edgewater’s Ken Nordine Mansion Made City Historical Landmark After Preservation Effort; The historical designation comes after the home was bought by a wealthy Chicago couple, saving it from the wrecking ball., Joe Ward & Justin Laurence, Block Club Chicago, 1/27/21

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