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Article: Picture this: Ex-Polaroid exec's Connecticut estate on market for $15 mil.
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- Chicago Sun-Times
- Article date:
- August 2, 2002
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Copyright informationCopyright 2002 Chicago Sun-Times. (Hide copyright information)
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A Greenwich, Conn., estate--built by one of the founders of
Polaroid--is on the market $15 million. Julius Silver, who served as
the photography company's patent lawyer for 40 years, died in January
at the age of 101.
As a youth, Silver met the company's founder, Edwin Land, at a
summer camp, not long before Land's innovations for refracting light
revolutionized photography. In 1960, Silver purchased four empty
acres in Greenwich from a larger Victorian estate with plans to
build. Records don't show the sale price of the land at the time.
Two years later, his contemporary 5-bedroom, 7-bath house was
completed. The 6,200-square-foot residence has views of Long Island
Sound from every room ...
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