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Hinsdale adds 208 East Sixth to historic list and marks 100th property enrolled in preservation incentive program
Summary
The Hinsdale Historic Preservation Commission voted Oct. 1 to add 208 East Sixth Street to the village's historically significant structures list; commissioners and staff marked the addition as the 100th property on the list.
The Hinsdale Historic Preservation Commission voted Oct. 1 to include 208 East Sixth Street on the village's historically significant structures list, the 11th round of additions and the commission's 100th property to the list.
Commission staff said the house was built in 1925 to designs by the Chicago firm Marshall & Fox and exemplifies Tudor/Revival-period architecture. Staff noted the property is associated with original owners Edward Warren Everett, a lawyer and civic leader, and his wife, who staff described in public remarks as an important figure in early American Buddhism. The commission discussed several criteria supporting inclusion and…
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