A Well-Lived Home: Exploring Kenilworth’s Lost and Preserved Architecture

Since its founding by Joseph Sears in 1889, Kenilworth has upheld a tradition of high-quality home construction, with many residences designed by renowned architects. Beyond its distinguished homes, the village showcases a variety of architectural styles, making it unique among similarly sized suburbs.

A Well-Lived Home explores Kenilworth’s architectural evolution from the 1880s to the 1960s, illustrating how shifting architectural trends shaped the village’s transformation from farmland to a carefully planned suburban community. By examining both preserved and lost structures, this exhibit highlights Kenilworth’s rich architectural heritage and the importance of its preservation.