It is a bit odd, in that Archer Ave. becomes Archer Rd. in Summit and Archer Rd. makes a turn southwesterly right where the old house and the original Candlelight stood. Consider Archer in the city, the old Brighton Theater was at 4223 S. Archer yet looking at a map one can see that it is just past Sacramento placing it in the 3000 W. block. Because the street is on an angle the addresses follow an odd pattern coinciding with the E-W streets and not the N-S. At some point, I think near Austin Ave., the buildings numbers are on the N-S pattern of the street grid. It is at that SW turn of Archer Rd. that the numbers go back S again.

Looking at the 1962 aerial photo one can see a triangle right where you could turn SW to continue on Archer Rd. or make a right turn and go N on Center St. and then make a left at Lawndale to cross the old Illinois & Michigan, Sanitary & Ship canals and the Des Plaines River. Once the Rt.171 extension was completed the state condemned the old bridge and removed it. The triangle mentioned was the site of the house with Candlelight being a bit south of it.