Let's take a look!
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426 Briarwood Place, Highland Park. This is an authenticated Sears Lexington. Photo from Realtor site. |

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The Sears Lexington. |
A view through the trees! It's definitely private. |

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Photo from Realtor site. |

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Photo from Realtor site. |

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Photo from Realtor site. |

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Photo from Realtor site. |
In May 1926, Sears granted a $12,000 mortgage to Frank H. Becker, the original owner of the Lexington.
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