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What, where, when in Old Kenilworth – Discovering Kenilworth’s “model homes,” Part 6

What, where, when in Old Kenilworth – Discovering Kenilworth’s “model homes,” Part 6 Last article readers were promised to learn where the Oak Knolls section of town was located and the name of a visionary planner. The planner was Harold

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What, where, when in Old Kenilworth – Discovering Kenilworth’s “model homes,” Part 5

What, where, when in Old Kenilworth Discovering Kenilworth’s “model homes,” Part 5 As reported in Part 4 of this series, the Butts brothers – George and Harry of G&H Construction – were constructing in 1941 Cranford Knolls on the southside

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What, where, when in Old Kenilworth – Discovering Kenilworth’s “model homes,” Part 4

What, where, when in Old Kenilworth – Discovering Kenilworth’s “model homes,” Part 4 Cranford Knolls was a development of 75 homes built in both Kenilworth and Cranford by H. B. Butts and Sons.  H. B. (Harold) was the father. The

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What, where, when in Old Kenilworth: Discovering Kenilworth’s “model homes,” Part 3

Discovering Kenilworth’s “model homes,” Part 3 Continuing from last month’s article about model homes, we again encounter builder James Arthur. His building of 100 houses in 100 days in 1899 was described in last month’s article. He continued building more

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