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Davis House, Stairway to Terrace
May 24, 1934
Stairway to terrace of Dr. Frederick A. and Edith Davis house, 6048 South Highlands Avenue, called Edenfred.
Davis House, East Terrace
May 24, 1934
East terrace of Dr. Frederick A. and Edith Davis house, 6048 South Highlands Avenue, called Edenfred.
Edenfred (Davis) House
November 25, 1927
Dr. Frederick A. and Edith Davis house, 6048 S. Highlands Avenue, called Edenfred.
View of Lake Mendota
May 24, 1934
View of Lake Mendota from the terrace of Dr. Frederick A. and Edith Davis house, 6048 South Highlands Avenue, called Edenfred.
Edenfred (Davis) House
November 25, 1927
Dr. Frederick A. and Edith Davis house, 6048 S. Highlands Avenue, called Edenfred.
Edenfred (Davis) House
November 25, 1927
Dr. Frederick A. and Edith Davis house, 6048 South Highlands Avenue. The residence was called Edenfred. Text on image reads: "4 1/2" Hardinge — High Low Control, 2000 gallon steel tank."
