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- Antique Home Resource
- Berwyn Bungalow Walk
- Berwyn Historic Preservation Commission
- Berwyn Informer
- Berwyn Public Library
- Berwyn's Historic Preservation Commission
- Bungalow Love on Berwyntalk
- Chicago Bungalow Initiative
- City of Homes – Berwyn Bungalow Preservation Initiative
- House History Research
- Route 66 in Berwyn
- Sears Mail Order Homes
- What style is my Bungalow?
- What style is my Home?
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Stained Glass and Angel Gilding Lecture — May 13, 2009
The Berwyn Historical Society and Berwyn Public Library hosted a free lecture at 7 p.m. Wednesday, May 13, on the history of stained glass found in Berwyn’s bungalows. Area artists Sarah King lectured about the almost lost art of angel guilding and Cec Hardacker offered tips and held a demo on how to restore and […] -
Trolley Tour for Berwyn’s Centennial
The Berwyn Historical Society hosted three trolley rides touring historic sites throughout the city. The route passed all seven local sites listed on the National Register of Historic Places, including city hall and the train station at Oak Park and Windsor avenues. It also featured the new large-scale condo development and the recently installed median […] -
IIT Archivist Ralph Pugh Receives Transfer of Historical Documents
On May 15, a small ceremony was held in Chicago Mayor Richard Daley’s office to transfer a scrapbook containing rare documents and clippings illustrating Berwyn’s attainment of city status in 1908. Mayor Michael O’Connor of Berwyn, along with the president of the Berwyn Historical Society and Ralph Pugh….. Read full announcement