1576 Oak BJB Properties Evanston
First there was the medical genius Dr. Nathan S. Davis, who founded the American Medical Association (AMA) in 1847, following that up with the co-founding of Northwestern Medical School, to eventually become the first editor of Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA). 100+ years later, motion picture mastermind John Hughes cemented his place as a local legend, shooting a bevy of classic film scenes in and around Evanston, led by Major League, Uncle Buck and the classic coming-of-age movie, Sixteen Candles. Pretty cool. So what other possible reasons would anyone want to stay in Evanston? Live here and you #39;ll discover many. Say... for example, at the corner of Davis and Oak. Where mdash; above the street level flower shop, dry cleaner, yoga studio and women #39;s boutique mdash; there are rental homes with large floor plans, new windows, hardwood floors, spacious closets and a modern kitchen Topped off with creature comforts led by free heat, water, and amenities such as Internet and DirecTV Family Package programming. Who knows, you may spot a celebrity. B right where the action is.From:BJBSocial EvanstonViews:0 0ratingsTime:02:10More inPeople Blogs
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