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This was the home of Reverend Orange Lyman, constructed in 1839 and the oldest known home in Downers Grove. It was rumored to be a stop on the underground railroad. The home was almost the victim of a teardown in 2004. I took this photo in April 2004 when the teardown problem was at its peak.

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