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1. 666 Mawman - 666 Mawman Built in 1855 by Henry Ostrander, 666 Mawman was used to house and feed the railroad construction workers for the Chicago Milwaukee Railroad. The house was later owned by Edward and Margaret Mawman. The house is often referred to as the Henry Ostrander Rooming House.

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2. 666 Mawman - 666 Mawman, home of Henry Ostrander. This house was at one time a railroad facility

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3. 666 Mawman - 666 Mawman, home of Henry Ostrander. This house was at one time a railroad facility

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4. 666 Mawman Ave - Photograph of 666 Mawman. This is the oldest house in Lake Bluff, first used to house the railroad workers. Moved to it's present site by Edward Mawman.

   666 Mawman Ave

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5. 666 Mawman 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. 666 Mawman Avenue Also included are Multiple Listing Sheets (MLS)

   666 Mawman Avenue

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6. The Oldest House in Lake Bluff - An article in the Lake Forester by Susan Dart describing how Kit Burke transformed the house at 666 Maple Avenue. Dart states that it is the oldest house in town, but actually the oldest house is 666 Mawman Avenue.

   666 Maple Avenue

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