Would you buy a home from Sears? These people did and they love it

The Washington Post 2017-06-01

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Someday soon, the Sears brand may vanish. But the name lives on in houses Sears sold by catalog some 90 years ago. Buyers then put them together. In Elgin, Ill., many are still standing.

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