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בית אליהו וד"ר מרים בלומנפלד
הוקם ב- 1912

בלונפלד היה ראשון הרוכשים אדמות בעמק (1,000 דונם) שעליהן הקים את ביתו (תיכנון: ברוולד), ואת המרפאה של רעייתו, ששרתה גם את ערביי הסביבה. רבים מאנשי העלייה השנייה היו פועלים בחוותו. אליהו היה איש ציבור רב פעלים במושבה ובעמק.
הבית שוקם ב-1973 ע"י יואל צפריר.

The sign is rectangular but its head is designed according to the silhouette of the old building of the Gymnasia Herzliya, which serves as a logo of the Council for the Preservation of Heritage Sites in Israel

The house is also known as the "Castle of the Valley" because of its size and splendor

The house was photographed on the same day by the same photographer Click for a larger image

Below the sign is a stone sign that was placed after the restoration of the building:
בית אליהו בלומנפלד
נבנה - 1912 - תרע"ב
ארכיטקט - א. ברולד
שוקם 1974 ע"י משפ’-י.צפריר
ארכיטקט - י. מינצקר

[translation]
Beit Eliyahu Blumenfeld
Built - 1912 - 2012
Architect - A. Baerwald
Restored in 1974 by Family -Y. Zafarir
Architect - Y. Minsker
This sign was taken by the same photographer on the same day Click for a larger image

Translation of the text on the sign:
Symbol of the Council for the Preservation of Israeli Heritage Sites

Beit Eliyahu and Dr. Miriam Blumenfeld
Established in 1912

Blunfeld was the first to purchase land in the valley (1,000 dunams) on which he built his house (planning: Baerwald), and his wife’s clinic, which also served the surrounding Arabs. Many of the people of the second aliyah worked on his farm. Eliyahu was an active public figure in the moshavah and in the valley.
The house was restored in 1973 by Yoel Zafarir.