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- The Marshall/Goldblatt mansion (commonly known as the Marshall mansion or the Goldblatt mansion) refers to a demolished mansion that was formerly located on the shore of the in Wilmette, Illinois at 612 Sheridan Road. The exterior of the forty-room pink stucco structure was built in the Spanish Colonial Revival style. Built between 1922 and 1924, the mansion was among the most extravagant mansions constructed in the North Shore suburbs of Chicago and was considered an unofficial landmark. The residence was designed by noted architect and hotel magnate Benjamin Marshall and constructed as his personal residence and studio. Amid the Great Depression, the mansion was sold in 1936 to Nathan Goldblatt (of Goldblatt's fortune). The mansion became abandoned after Nathan Goldblatt's widow moved out in 1947. The Goldblatt family offered to sell it to the village of Wilmette's government to serve as a community center. This offer was rejected, and the mansion was town down between 1949 and finished in 1950. The land was then purchased in 1951 by the Baháʼí Faith, whose North American continental temple is located across Sheridan Road. Today, all that remains of the palatial mansion are a pair of gates along Sheridan Road. (en)
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- 612Sheridan Road,Wilmette,Illinois (en)
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- Marshall mansion, Goldblatt mansion (en)
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- Marshall mansion, Goldblatt mansion (en)
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- Between $500,000 and $1,000,000 (en)
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- Marshall/Goldblatt Mansion (en)
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- The Marshall/Goldblatt mansion (commonly known as the Marshall mansion or the Goldblatt mansion) refers to a demolished mansion that was formerly located on the shore of the in Wilmette, Illinois at 612 Sheridan Road. The exterior of the forty-room pink stucco structure was built in the Spanish Colonial Revival style. Built between 1922 and 1924, the mansion was among the most extravagant mansions constructed in the North Shore suburbs of Chicago and was considered an unofficial landmark. The residence was designed by noted architect and hotel magnate Benjamin Marshall and constructed as his personal residence and studio. Amid the Great Depression, the mansion was sold in 1936 to Nathan Goldblatt (of Goldblatt's fortune). The mansion became abandoned after Nathan Goldblatt's widow moved o (en)
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- Marshall/Goldblatt mansion (en)
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