The Edward Misch House – 19360 Canterbury Rd, Detroit, MI 48221

Built in 1926 by the architectural firm Misch Bros., Inc. on behalf of Edward and Adeline Misch, the Edward Misch House located at 19360 Canterbury Rd, Detroit, MI 48221 in the Sherwood Forest Historic District is a prime example of Detroit’s golden age residential architecture.

Constructed during a time when Sherwood Forest was just beginning to attract the attention of Detroit’s early elite and industrial professionals, the 19360 Canterbury Rd house reflects the refined character and architectural ambition that Edward Misch and his wife, Adeline, had hoped to convey when they first had it commissioned.

Backed by high-quality materials, careful craftsmanship, and stylistic richness, the home was eventually occupied by one of Detroit’s most respected medical figures, Dr. William J. Cassidy, an internationally renowned surgeon whose residency within the home underscored the Sherwood Forest neighborhood’s long-standing appeal with accomplished professionals.

Today, the Edward Misch House remains an integral part of the Sherwood Forest Historic District’s architectural legacy – an enduring example of Detroit’s prestigious residential design and entrepreneurial excellence during its industrial boom period.