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1883 Victorian
Naperville, Illinois 60540
Martin Mitchell Mansion
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The Martin Mitchell Mansion, located in Naperville, Illinois, at Naper Settlement, an outdoor history museum, is the original home on the 12-acre museum grounds. The mansion was completely restored from 2000-2003.
This beautiful Victorian home is located at Naper Settlement, an outdoor history museum, near downtown Naperville, Illinois.
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History of the Martin Mitchell Mansion
In 1883, George Martin II commissioned the design and construction of a two-story, 12-room brick residence in Naperville, Illinois. By the summer of 1884, Martin and his wife, Sibelia, moved into their new home with their four children, Elizabeth, Katherine, George III and Caroline. They named the home Pinecraig. Designed by Aurora, Illinois, architect James Mulvey, the home was situated on Locust Hill, a small rise just south of the DuPage River at the Eagle Street crossing. Built of brick and stone, it showcased the products of Martin's limestone and brickwork business. Its architectural style is best described as Victorian Eclectic, for stylistic features appear from at least six different periods.For more information
Call (630) 420-6010 or visit www.napersettlement.com.Archived in October, 2013
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