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Charles Turzak House

built 1938-39 and with current city data crediting Bruce Goff, Designated as a Chicago landmark on December 9, 1992. the public record begins with concrete facts and can move outward into domestic design and residential development.

Charles Turzak House 7059 N Olcott Av, Chicago, Illinois Precision: Exact

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  • Official status: Chicago individual landmark.
  • Address: 7059 N Olcott Av.
  • Built: 1938-39.
  • Architect: Bruce Goff.

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Why It Matters

Charles Turzak House gives domestic design, residential development, and block-by-block neighborhood change a durable public anchor.

From there, the building can be read through design, use, later change, and neighborhood context instead of remaining a detached image or isolated fact.

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Research Narrative

Landmark Context

Charles Turzak House is held in public view at 7059 N Olcott Av by the city's landmark record. The designation record holds onto a construction date of 1938-39 and credits Bruce Goff. It was designated on December 9, 1992. Charles Turzak House turns into a workable research subject once domestic design, residential development, and block-by-block neighborhood change are kept in view together.

Charles Turzak House becomes easier to read on site when attention turns to lot width, setbacks, porches, bays, and rooflines, the rhythm between neighboring houses, and alterations that show changing domestic use. That kind of reading often reveals how one domestic building can still clarify the growth of an entire residential block.

Research Starting Points

Charles Turzak House gains a fuller record through real-estate atlases and fire insurance maps, permit files and census or directory material, and historic photographs and neighborhood histories. That is usually how a short landmark record turns into a fuller account of use, alteration, and neighborhood setting.

Charles Turzak House can hold the first facts in place while the larger history catches up.

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Campaign / Petition Record

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1938-39

Development

Construction period recorded in city landmark data

Chicago's public landmark data records Charles Turzak House as built in 1938-39.

December 9, 1992

Designation

Chicago individual landmark designation

City of Chicago designated Charles Turzak House as an individual landmark on December 9, 1992.

February 2026

Inventory

City landmark address list and data portal record

Charles Turzak House remains listed in Chicago's public individual-landmark address list and open-data record.

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Chicago Landmark Name List 2025.6

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City of Chicago Open Data: Individual Landmarks

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Chicago Landmark Address List February 2026

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Place Snapshot

Place
Charles Turzak House
Location
7059 N Olcott Av, Chicago, Illinois
Coverage
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Key Facts

Region
Chicago, Illinois / Midwest
Place type
Residential Complex
Current status
Preserved
Address
7059 N Olcott Av
Built
1938-39
Architect
Bruce Goff
Designated
December 9, 1992

Design / Planning Timeline

Bruce Goff
1938-39

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