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Herman Mallen House

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Herman Mallen House (1904)

South side view

This George Maher designed-house always drove me crazy with its greatly altered appearance of brick veneer and fake stonework. Originally stucco with open east and west porches, you could still see some original details like the art glass in second story windows and moldings in the balcony. I was shocked to see this house looking prairie style again.

James J. Wait House

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The James J. Wait House, built 1897 by Dwight Perkins, at 1120 East 48th, sits adjacent to a ham-handedly modernized 1890 house with an unfortunate new brick veneer.

Herman Mallen House

Image by ChicagoGeek
Herman Mallen House (1904)

You might be able to make out those original art glass bay windows.

This George Maher designed-house always drove me crazy with its greatly altered appearance of brick veneer and fake stonework. Originally stucco with open east and west porches, you could still see some original details like the art glass in second story windows and moldings in the balcony. I was shocked to see this house looking prairie style again.