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New owners treating original Arlington Hts. residence with respect

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Here is the Oltrogge house after updating by Danette and Tim Meyer.

Courtesy Joan and Eugene Brandt

Magdalene Oltrogge Meyn and a friend stand near the Arlington Heights home that was originally stuccoed and later sided.

Courtesy Joan and Eugene Brandt

The house her father built looked like this about the time of Magdalene Oltrogge Meyn's death in 2002.

Courtesy Joan and Eugene Brandt

Central Arlington Heights looked like this is 1925.

Courtesy Tim and Danette Meyer

Henry Oltrogge built this home — with help — in 1918.

Joan and Eugene Brandt

This stylish couple, Magdalene Oltrogge and John Meyn, were married in 1925.

Courtesy Joan and Eugene Brandt

Emilie Oltrogge, whose husband, Henry Oltrogge, built the home on South Mitchell Avenue, grinds horseradish with her daughter-in-law Ann Oltrogge.

Courtesy Joan and Eugene Brandt

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When Tim and Danette Meyer bought their house on South Mitchell Avenue, they didn't have to dig to get at its history since they bought it directly from descendants of the Oltrogge family that built it in 1918. "My husband and I were so happy to have a young family buy it," said Joan Brandt.
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    • Here is the Oltrogge house after updating by Danette and Tim Meyer.
    • Magdalene Oltrogge Meyn and a friend stand near the Arlington Heights home that was originally stuccoed and later sided.
    • The house her father built looked like this about the time of Magdalene Oltrogge Meyn’s death in 2002.
    • Central Arlington Heights looked like this is 1925.
    • Henry Oltrogge built this home — with help — in 1918.
    • This stylish couple, Magdalene Oltrogge and John Meyn, were married in 1925.
    • Emilie Oltrogge, whose husband, Henry Oltrogge, built the home on South Mitchell Avenue, grinds horseradish with her daughter-in-law Ann Oltrogge.
    • Arlington Heights quasquicentennial logo
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