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Byron Bloomfield House
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Exterior view of the uniquely designed house of Byron Bloomfield at 1010 Edgehill Drive in Shorewood Hills, which is built into the side of a sharp slope. Bloomfield was the architect who designed the house in 1962 and lived there with his family.
November 19, 1970
Potter, James T.
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