Purcell & Elmslie, 1914

William Purcell, in his Parabiographies, says that the Bradleys had “house-building fever… they thought [the first, Sullivan-designed house] too large and inconvenient and wanted to ‘move to the country,’ although the first house could hardly be said to be even in the suburbs.” The Bradleys constructed a $35,000 house in Shorewood, and later added a wing on the west end of the house with servants’ rooms.

References
http://organica.org/pejn260.htm

http://moses.creighton.edu/bucher/Interests%20pages/Madison%20Hses/On%20to%20Shorewood.htm