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1. Two photos of the Beall - Honeywell home at 456 Sunrise in the mid 1950s. (First photo South side of the house ?) (Second photo front of the house)

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2. 456 Sunrise Avenue - An Architectural and Historic Survey of the Camp Meeting Area of Lake Bluff that was completed in 1998. Additional information about the property is available at the Lake Bluff History Museum. 456 Sunrise Avenue Built in 1889 to be shared by Honeywells and the family of Dr. Jervis Gaylord Evans, president of Hedding College and head of the Lake Bluff Camp Meeting Association cultural programs. When Honeywell found that the Evans were living in the unit that faced Lake Michigan, he had the entire building rotated 90 degrees so that both units had a view of the lake. Honeywell's daughter and son-in-law, Reverend and Mrs. Thomas Beall, came to live with the Honeywells, and several more additions and modifications were made. ~ Elmer Vliet The grand daughters, Yolanda and Cornelia Beall, lived in the house until the mid 1970s. Honeywell - Beall Cottage Evwell Cottage Also included are Multiple Listing Sheets (MLS)

   456 Sunrise Avenue 1998 Survey photo

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3. Beall-Honeywell home - Black and white photograph of the Beall-Honeywell home taken in the mid 1980s

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4. Beall-Honeywell house - Beall-Honeywell house after it has been turned and put on a foundation. Also known as the Evwell Cottage located at 456 Sunrise.

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5. Beall-Honeywell house - Honeywell-Beall cottage after the third addition located at 456 Sunrise. Note second tower.

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6. Beall-Honeywell house - Known as the Evwell Cottage, and later known as the Honeywell home or the Beall house at 456 Sunrise. Dr. Evans and Alba Honeywell built this double house in the summer of 1889, Honeywell's having the west side and the Evans the east. Note only one tower. In this view, the house faces south.

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7. Beall-Honeywell house - Original drawing of the Honeywell-Beall residence at 456 Sunrise.

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8. Beall-Honeywell house - The "original cottage" also known as "Evwell Cottage", later known as the Honeywell home or the Beall house at 456 Sunrise. The house faces south. Dr. Evans and Alba Honeywell built this double house in the summer of 1889, Honeywell's having the west side and the Evans the east.

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9. Beall-Honeywell house - Two photographs of the Beall-Honeywell house at 456 Sunrise Avenue

   Honeywell -Beall House

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10. Beall house - Park Place - Beall house on the right, Dr. Jervis Evans-Haines house on the left.

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11. Beall House - Color photograph of the Beall-Honeywell home taken in 1996.

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12. Beall House - Honeywell - Beall house, 1897.

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13. Distinguished Home Awards for the years 2005 to 2007 - A video featuring Lake Bluff History Museum's Distinguished Home Awards for the years of 2005 to 2007. This video is not the actual presentation, but a photo of the home with voice over.

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14. Ida Evans - Photograph of a photo taken from a slide of Ida Evans (Haines) in front of "Evwell Cottage" (Beall-Honeywell) at 456 Sunrise Avenue. Ida is the mother of Vera Flach.

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15. Kelly, Beall and Northrop houses - Lake Bluff lake front park showing L to R Kelly, Beall and Northrop houses, mid 1950s.

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16. Postcard from Germany - A postcard of a building and bridge possibly at sunset. The image has a red glow. The postcard is written to Lillian Beall from her daughters Yolande and Cornelia Beall. The postage stamp has been removed and thus the date stamped is unknown. The postcard is written ... August 12, Heidelberg, Germany

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