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Designated as a Chicago landmark on September 3, 2009. Dr. Philip Weintraub House works well as a public foothold for domestic design, residential development, and block-by-block neighborhood change.
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Dr. Philip Weintraub House stabilizes domestic design, residential development, and block-by-block neighborhood change in one public landmark record.
Once that baseline is in place, the site can support deeper work on stewardship, alteration, public memory, and the larger corridor or block around it.
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Dr. Philip Weintraub House is fixed in the city's landmark record at 3252 W. Victoria St. City records connect the site to a construction date of 1940-41 and credits Andrew N. Rebori, Arch.; Edgar Miller, Artist. It was designated on September 3, 2009. Dr. Philip Weintraub House turns into a workable research subject once domestic design, residential development, and block-by-block neighborhood change are kept in view together.
Dr. Philip Weintraub House becomes materially clearer through 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.
Dr. Philip Weintraub House starts to deepen once research reaches real-estate atlases and fire insurance maps, permit files and census or directory material, and historic photographs and neighborhood histories. Those records help separate what the landmark file says from what the longer building history actually shows.
Dr. Philip Weintraub House still needs deeper source work, but the landmark record already keeps that work tied to one place.
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Chicago's public landmark data records Dr. Philip Weintraub House as built in 1940-41.
Designation
City of Chicago designated Dr. Philip Weintraub House as an individual landmark on September 3, 2009.
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Dr. Philip Weintraub House remains listed in Chicago's public individual-landmark address list and open-data record.
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