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Wilmette, Illinois

The next suburb north of Evanston, Wilmette is a lakefront community whose illustrious residents have included actors Ann Margaret, Charlton Heston and Bill Murray. Housing styles include large Georgian, Colonial, Tudor and French Provincial designs. Wilmette is home to the world’s oldest Bahai House of Worship; with its crystalline white façade and stunning architectural design, the building has been a local landmark since the completion of its construction in 1953. Metra trains carry commuters downtown, and Wilmette is the final stop north on the Purple Line ‘L’ train that connects to points throughout the city.

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