The Clarke-Ford house claims to be Chicago’s oldest, built in 1836. It’s now a museum.
The Noble-Seymour-Crippen house also claims that title, but Norwood Park wasn’t technically in Chicago when it was built in 1833. It is now the Norwood Park Historical society.
The Netterstrom House in Lake View is among the oldest houses in the city – but this one is still a home.
Explore a meticulously preserved Chicago home, potentially the city's oldest, dating back to 1836. The current resident, a multi-talented steward, shares the house's unique history and ongoing restoration efforts. Viewers will discover fascinating details about the home's architecture and artifacts.
