E.E. Roberts (1866-1943) for the Benjamin Porter Horton Residence
Prairie School windows, pair, with chevron design in green, gold and clear glass
Oak Park, Illinois
leaded glass
each cased in a later oak frame
glass (each): 7 1/2"w x 52"h; frame (each): 10"w x 54"h x 1"d

Catalog Note:
These windows came from a previous owner of the house. They were part of a three-panel front door, where one was damaged and these two were saved.

Eben Ezra "E.E." Roberts was an American architect best known for his work in the early modern Prairie Style. Examples of his residential homes found in Oak Park, Illinois are the Henry P. Magill House, the Frank W. Hall House, the Charles Schwerin House and the Louis Brink House. There are over 200 houses designed by Roberts in Oak Park. He designed the Scoville Square building, also known as the Masonic Temple Building in Oak Park, one of the few commercial buildings constructed in the Prairie School style of architecture.

One panel has four tight cracks and the other has three. Each is in a newer oak frame.