Related Records

1. A Xerox photo of the exterior of Lawrence Interiors Inc - A Xerox photo of the exterior of Lawrence Interiors Inc from the Pioneer Press. Lawrence Interiors is owned and operated by Gary Lawrence and Jeff Lawrence and is located at 108 East Scranton Avenue.

   Photo 4004

   Record Type: Photo

   
2. Distinguished Home Awards - This issue explains Distinguished Home Awards and includes some Lake Bluff trivia.

   Distinguished Home Awards

   Record Type: Archive

   
3. Griffith Building Made Historic Site - Newspaper Article in the Pioneer Press about Griffith Store Building being added to the National Register of Historic Places

   Doc 2250

   Record Type: Archive

   
4. Historic Block for Lake Bluff - Historic Block for Lake Bluff An article in the Pioneer Press about Gary and Jeff Lawrence, owners of the John Griffith Store Building nominated their building located in the 103 East Scranton to 113 East Scranton block. The brothers run Lawrence Interiors out of the building, which also holds Bluffington's Cafe and at one time the Lake Forest Bank and Trust. The building, designed by Stanley Anderson in 1925, of Anderson, Ticknor and Fox, Architects of Lake Forest, also holds four second floor apartments. The article shows a photo of the Griffith Block.

   Historic Block for Lake Bluff

   Record Type: Archive

   
5. Historic Block for Lake Bluff - Newspaper article in the Lake Forester detailing that the John Griffith Store Building at 103-113 Scranton Ave was nominated for listing in National Register of Historic Places

   Doc 2249

   Record Type: Archive

   
6. The historic renovation of the coach house at 600 Lansdowne Lane - A six page article about the historic renovation of the coach house that belonged to Harry and Elizabeth Clow, called Lansdowne. Formerly located at 128 Moffett, now 600 Lansdowne Lane, Lake Bluff. The makeover was completed by Jeff and Gary Lawrence of Lawrence Interiors, Lake Bluff for the Infant Welfare Society of Chicago's Lake Forest Showhouse in 2009. the article was featured in the December issue of North Shore Magazine. Also known as the Harry Beach Clow house Harry B. Clow (1869-1933) was the president of Rand McNally & Co., Chicago publishers, beginning in 1907. The house was featured in the July 4, 1914 Parade Book. The grounds originally covered 22 acres. The estate has since been divided and the coach house demolished.

   The historic renovation of the coach house at 600 Lansdowne Lane

   Record Type: Archive