PART II: Chapter 16 Historic Sites and Proposed Historic Sites

67-022-16 Pickett House8616 57th Avenue, Berwyn Heights• 1890, 2 ½ story cross-gabled frame house, highlightedby Stick-style decorative elements and novelty shingling;probably constructed from pattern book design• Good example of a modest late Victorian suburbandwelling; noticeable landmark in the community• Criteria 1a, 2a, 2e67-022-17 Kleiner House5603 Ruatan Street, Berwyn Heights• 1888, Queen Anne/Shingle style frame dwelling with 3story octagonal domed corner tower; 1-story shed-roofporch• Built from R.W. Shoppell’s Cooperative Bldg. Plan Assoc.(catalog) house pattern• Criteria 1a, 1d, 2a, 2e67-022-18 ε Cissel House8911 57th Avenue, Berwyn Heights• 1888, 2 ½ story frame dwelling of Queen Anne-style withwraparound porch, panelled chimneys and ornamentalmolding• One of the first dwellings built in the subdivision ofCharlton Heights, an outstanding example of QueenAnne-style domestic architecture• Criteria 1a, 1d, 2a, 2e67-022-19 ε Schniedman-Seal House5713 Seminole Street, Berwyn Heights• 1888 Queen Anne, frame dwelling with wraparoundporch; front gable 2-bay 2nd story balcony at westelevation• Rental property from 1892 1948, probably from a mailorderpattern from R.W. Shoppells’ Cooperative BuildingPlan Association• Criteria 1a, 1d, 2a, 2e67-022-21 Elwood J. Taylor House8516 58th Avenue, Berwyn Heights• 1909, 2 ½ story hip-roof frame house in Classic Boxstyle, with projecting gable and Tuscan collumnedporch; historic outbuildings associated with poultryraising• Good example of this early 20th-century house form,especially significant because the original building plansand specifications survive• Criteria 1a, 1d, 2a118 Staff Draft Preliminary Historic Sites and Districts Plan