Building name:

Ground Floor Use: Commercial

Upper Floor Use: Unknown

Current Occupant: Yo Froot Cafe`(620), Best Shoe Repair (622), Reliance of Hong Kong (622)

Zoning: C-1

Number of Stories: 3

Property Index Number: 1116300150 (620),

Within Local District?: No

Local Dist Contrib/Non-Contrib?: NC

Local Landmark?: No

Year: No

Local Landmark Eligible?: No

Criteria: No

NR District Contrib/Non-Contrib: NC

Within District?: No

NR Landmark?: No

Year: No

NR Eligible?: No

Criteria: No

Alternate Address?: No

Category: Building

Condition: Good

Integrity: Major alterations and additions

Current Use: Commerce/Trade

Historic Use: Commerce/Trade; Domestic - single dwelling

Secondary Structure: Commerce/Trade; Domestic - single dwelling

NR Second: Commerce/Trade; Domestic - single dwelling

Architectural Classification: Two Part Commercial Block (altered)

Details: Two Part Commercial Block (altered)

Other Year: 2012

Date source: Permits

Wall Material (Current): Stucco

Wall Material 2 (Current): Brick

Plan: Rectangular

No of Stories: Rectangular

Roof Type: Flat

Roof Material: Not Visible

Foundation: Not visible

Porch: Not visible

Window Material: Aluminum/vinyl

Window Material 2: Aluminum/vinyl

Window Type: Double hung & storefront

Window Configuration: 6/1; 1-light

Significance: 6/1; 1-light

Historic Features: Building was originally 2 separate structures--a 1.5-story 19th-century gable front building at 620, and a two-story building at 622 built in 1952.

Alterations: In 1981, the existing 19th-century structure at 620 was demolished and replaced with 2.5-story building. Although not indicated in permit file, it is likely that the existing facade of 622 was also substantially altered at that time to match the Neo-Tudor design of the new building at 620. Exterior was again remodeled in 2012, which reflects the current design of the building--2012 non-historic elements include false gable/stucco with brick detailing; replacement windows on facade of both buildings in altered openings; new, reconfigured storefronts on first floor; balcony and new openings along north elevation

Old Address (city dir.year: In 1981, the existing 19th-century structure at 620 was demolished and replaced with 2.5-story building. Although not indicated in permit file, it is likely that the existing facade of 622 was also substantially altered at that time to match the Neo-Tudor design of the new building at 620. Exterior was again remodeled in 2012, which reflects the current design of the building--2012 non-historic elements include false gable/stucco with brick detailing; replacement windows on facade of both buildings in altered openings; new, reconfigured storefronts on first floor; balcony and new openings along north elevation

Building Moved?: In 1981, the existing 19th-century structure at 620 was demolished and replaced with 2.5-story building. Although not indicated in permit file, it is likely that the existing facade of 622 was also substantially altered at that time to match the Neo-Tudor design of the new building at 620. Exterior was again remodeled in 2012, which reflects the current design of the building--2012 non-historic elements include false gable/stucco with brick detailing; replacement windows on facade of both buildings in altered openings; new, reconfigured storefronts on first floor; balcony and new openings along north elevation

Moved From: In 1981, the existing 19th-century structure at 620 was demolished and replaced with 2.5-story building. Although not indicated in permit file, it is likely that the existing facade of 622 was also substantially altered at that time to match the Neo-Tudor design of the new building at 620. Exterior was again remodeled in 2012, which reflects the current design of the building--2012 non-historic elements include false gable/stucco with brick detailing; replacement windows on facade of both buildings in altered openings; new, reconfigured storefronts on first floor; balcony and new openings along north elevation

Original Owner: In 1981, the existing 19th-century structure at 620 was demolished and replaced with 2.5-story building. Although not indicated in permit file, it is likely that the existing facade of 622 was also substantially altered at that time to match the Neo-Tudor design of the new building at 620. Exterior was again remodeled in 2012, which reflects the current design of the building--2012 non-historic elements include false gable/stucco with brick detailing; replacement windows on facade of both buildings in altered openings; new, reconfigured storefronts on first floor; balcony and new openings along north elevation

Original Architect: Sutter & Associates (620 only)

Architect Source: Permit (620)

Builder: Permit (620)

Surveyor: LR

Surveyor Organization: Ramsey Historic Consultants

Survey Date: May-June 2016

Survey Area: Downtown Libertyville

Old Address: Downtown Libertyville

Date of Construction: Downtown Libertyville

Moving Permit #: Downtown Libertyville

Date Moved: Downtown Libertyville

Building Permit #: 523 (622); 81-279 (620)

Date: 10/1/1952 (622); 11/10/1981 (620)

Building Permit Description: two-story brick and concrete block business (622); two-story mercantile building (620)

Cost: $15,000 (622); $120,000 (620)

Original Owner Occupied?: $15,000 (622); $120,000 (620)

Exterior Alteration Permits: 523 (10/1/1952)--2-story brick and concrete block business; 81-279 (11/10/1981)--erect two-story mercantile building with dwelling units at second floor ($120,000--620, attached to south side of existing building at 622); 97-574 (8/13/1997)--replace entry door (620-622 N. Milwaukee); JCR-11-0024 (2/29/2012)--renovate exterior facades (620-622)

Other Permit Information: 523 (10/1/1952)--2-story brick and concrete block business; 81-279 (11/10/1981)--erect two-story mercantile building with dwelling units at second floor ($120,000--620, attached to south side of existing building at 622); 97-574 (8/13/1997)--replace entry door (620-622 N. Milwaukee); JCR-11-0024 (2/29/2012)--renovate exterior facades (620-622)

COA Info: 523 (10/1/1952)--2-story brick and concrete block business; 81-279 (11/10/1981)--erect two-story mercantile building with dwelling units at second floor ($120,000--620, attached to south side of existing building at 622); 97-574 (8/13/1997)--replace entry door (620-622 N. Milwaukee); JCR-11-0024 (2/29/2012)--renovate exterior facades (620-622)

Historic Info: 523 (10/1/1952)--2-story brick and concrete block business; 81-279 (11/10/1981)--erect two-story mercantile building with dwelling units at second floor ($120,000--620, attached to south side of existing building at 622); 97-574 (8/13/1997)--replace entry door (620-622 N. Milwaukee); JCR-11-0024 (2/29/2012)--renovate exterior facades (620-622)

Other Sources: Assessor's photo from the 1970s on Illinois Digital Archives (in collection of Libertyville-Mundelein Historical Society and the Cook Memorial Public Library-- http://www.idaillinois.org/cdm/singleitem/collection/cookmemo11/id/6668/rec/235 Sanborn Maps--1897 (Sheet 1), 1907 (Sheet 2), 1912 (Sheet 2), 1924 (Sheet 2), 1933 (Sheet 2), 1948 (Sheet 2)

Historic Info Compiler: LR

Volunteer: LR