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Built in 1894 by and for the family of Wilmot Lake
using a pattern book design, the Lake House is a two- and-one-half story, cross-gabled frame house with fine Queen Anne-style details. It is distinguished by a three-story octagonal tower, novelty shingle siding, and a lacework veranda with spindle frieze. From 1919 to the late 1950s, this house served as the parsonage of the Berwyn Presbyterian Church. It is now the only Queen Anne-style dwelling surviving in the 1890 Central Heights subdivision. https://www.mncppcapps.org/planning/publications/BookDetail.cfm?item_id=237&Category_id=2 |
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