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Bennett-Curtis House I 05-09-2009 : The Bennet-Curtis House is a 1900 turn-of-the-century mansion. Located at 302 West Taylor Street, Grant Park, Illinois, only 15 minutes from the Kankakee area. The house is surrounded by beautiful gardens, majestic maple trees, and bubbling fountains. The Bennet-Curtis House is celebrating its seventh year in business. Located downstairs is "A Bride's Dream Come True Bridal Shop," featuring everything you need to plan your wedding or event. Even "Dream Come True" travel agency, tuxedos, invitations, "Dreams in Ice" ice sculptures, and much more. The new addition to the garden room has added a 400 square foot dance floor and features a 100 year old bar. Step out of the garden room to the deck to overlook the beautiful gardens, truly a sight to see! The owners are Scott and Kerry Zizic, whom live on the premise with their 4 children. Scott is an accomplished chef. He has been in the business for over 20 years, specializing in creating a unique and memorable event, from the food presentation to the decorations. Some special events include Cigar Dinners, "Jazz under the Stars," Mystery Dinners ( including the famous "Murder in the Mansion" ), Fund raisers, the Bennet-Curtis majestic Wedding Ceremony and Reception, and much more! Scott has displayed his culinary skills at the Premier Night at romantic Home Magazines featured home. He demonstrated and prepared many fantastic dishes for all the V.I.P. guests. He has conducted numerous seminars on all aspects of planning a wedding, and has had articles published in Chicago Wedding Pages. Scott was featured in Elegant Bride, the Herald Newspaper Bride's Guide, and many others wedding papers. Kerry is responsible fo

Bennett-Curtis House I 05-09-2009

Moabjeeper

The Bennet-Curtis House is a 1900 turn-of-the-century mansion. Located ...

Updated: Jun 04, 2009 6:15am PST

Design :

Design

EyeImage

Updated: Jun 02, 2009 8:38am PST

The Guild Inn :

The Guild Inn

Chris Matheson

Updated: Jun 02, 2009 7:03am PST

Downtown Toronto :

Downtown Toronto

Chris Matheson

Updated: Jun 02, 2009 6:59am PST

St Alphonsus Lemont : Early immigrants gravitated to the village overlooking the Des Plaines River Valley in the 1830's, finding work in building the Illinois & Michigan Canal. In the 1850's, quarrying stone became another way to earn a living. http://www.st-als.org/

St Alphonsus Lemont

Moabjeeper

Early immigrants gravitated to the village overlooking the Des Plaines ...

Updated: May 31, 2009 11:41am PST

Buildings & Cityscape :

Buildings & Cityscape

Ehsan Esbati

Updated: May 30, 2009 3:13pm PST

Garages and Buildings : General architectural in office towers and garages

Garages and Buildings

Michael

General architectural in office towers and garages

Updated: May 29, 2009 5:32am PST

Patterns and Detail : An attempt to view buildings from different perspectives. I am particularly fascinated by the detail of older buildings. I also like the contrast of old against new.

Patterns and Detail

Gary

An attempt to view buildings from different perspectives. I am partic ...

Updated: May 26, 2009 4:45pm PST

Architecture :

Architecture

hermantse

Updated: May 26, 2009 1:40pm PST

Bennet-Curtis House II : The Bennett-Curtis House 18 room mansion was built in 1900 by George M. Bennett. Then purchased by Illinois Senator Edward C. Curtis in 1919. The House is set on spacious ground shaded by 100 year old maples flanked by bubbling fountains, sweeping lawns, lush cool ferns & colorful flowers. The interior is beautifully decorated featuring crown molding, oak trims in-lay wood floors, moray cloth covered walls, stain glass, velvet drapery and more. If you are looking for a unique and historical setting for your wedding ceremony and reception, the Bennett-Curtis House is it. Senator Curtis and wife held their very own reception in the house over 75 years ago.

Bennet-Curtis House II

Moabjeeper

The Bennett-Curtis House 18 room mansion was built in 1900 by George M ...

Updated: May 22, 2009 7:21am PST

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