The Hopkinson House, built in 1862, is a noted historic landmark home! The Hopkinson-Platt home was one of the first homes built in Morgan Park , which was a stand-alone village before becoming part of Chicago. The house features a unique design for the area with dramatic interior details like stained glass windows, intricate woodwork and high ceilings. This Italianate-style home sits on 1 acre of land with 2 additional acres adjoining. Long time residence of University of Chicago geographer, Robert Platt, who made it a haven to many international students throughout the years. This estate was reported to be a station for the underground railroad from 1861-65. Become a part of this historical journey.