From the outset aesthetics - open space and landscaping -were a careful consideration. It was set forth that deeds of lots were to contain a condition that no buildings could be erected upon an avenue within 17' of the lot line, ensuring 100' between buildings across the street from each other. Every home was a corner residence.
Numerous restrictions and safeguards were thus established to ensure plenty of elbow room. Green trees and park land were also a priority. Some 20000 trees set in double rows were planted to "give the whole tract the appearance of a great park." - NPS, Multiple Property Documentation Form
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| William Frangenheim House |
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| William and Caroline Gibbs House |
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| Harry H Nichols House |
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| Jennie S Thompkins House |
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| Caroline Millward House |
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| Caroline Grow House |
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| George F Stahmer House | |||
| Robinson House |
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| Masonic Temple Building |
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| Albert Soffel House |
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| Mads C Larson House |
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| Mrs Henry F Akin House |
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| Timothy J Lynch House |
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| E W Hoard House | |||
| Joseph P O Sullivan House |
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| Maywood Fire Department Building |
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