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See the LFPF’s response to the City’s Draft Update of the Comprehensive Plan.

Mary Bernadette Petty advocates for the preservation of historical architecture, specifically the estate “Stonebridge,” emphasizing its cultural significance and beauty.

This paper will offer questions about the CBD Study Area, show examples of aesthetics that other cities possess that could relate to those in Lake Forest, explain features of a traditional city, and question why the consultant used the examples that do not relate to Lake Forest.

Chicago lumber merchant Devillo R. Holt, a prominent Presbyterian, and married to a relation of Chicago founder Gurdon S. Hubbard, Ellen Hubbard Holt who arrived in Chicago in 1836, had this house built in 1860.

In 1979, domino rezoning in the Vine-Oakwood Historic District razed an important small historic house, repeated recently at 334 E. Westminster with the Quinlan coach house.

The Lake Forest Preservation Foundation opposes the modified plans for Phase 3 of the McKinley Rd. Development, citing non-compliance with historic preservation standards.

To Preserve and Protect, Historian Arthur Miller and Lake Forest Preservation Foundation teaming up to publish Architectural Lake Forest as featured in the 11/6/22 Northshore Weekend.

After a yearlong lawsuit over Phase 3 of the McKinley Road development, the City of Lake Forest approved a conditional settlement allowing a single-family home on Westminster with a larger condominium behind it.