6018 N Kenmore Ave, Chicago IL
From the Edgewater Historical Society:
In 1909, Max Eberhardt, one of the founders of Chicago’s municipal court system, commissioned the partnership of Henry W. Hill and Arthur F. Woltersdorf to design a residence. The result was a unique building which incorporates German neoclassical and American prairie style elements. The Hill & Woltersdorf firm are best known locally for the annexes they designed for the Tree House Studios building on LaSalle Street, a Chicago Landmark, and the clubhouse on Pratt (since demolished) of the Edgewater Golf Club. [edgewaterhistory.org/ehs/tours/6018]
Following the Eberharts, the building was owned by the Michael and Tillie Koolish family (1920-1943); the XXXXXX family (1943-?); and the Riedel family (1964-200X).
The Edgewater Historical Society was directly involved in a successful campaign to preserve the building at 6018 N Kenmore Ave from demolition in 2000s:
The Cost of History – Chicago Sun Times
Statement of Facts about Lawsuit Re: 6018 N. Kenmore – Edgewaterhistory.org
Lawsuit Against Edgewater Historical Society Dropped – Edgevillebuzz.com
The building was subsequently purchased by Andre Fiebig and Tricia Van Eck, who direct the current use of the building as 6018North.