2842 E. 72nd St.

Eric Allix Rogers

June 15, 2017

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2842 E. 72nd St. [Eric Allix Rogers/Chicago Patterns]

2842 E. 72nd St. [Eric Allix Rogers/Chicago Patterns]

This South Shore home was built in 1890, during the first wave of development that took place in the neighborhood, near the Cheltenham stop on the Illinois Central South Chicago Branch. It’s a nice Victorian house with an octagonal tower and a terrific arch-enclosed porch.


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