E.R. Dunlap
Architect
Designer of the Orville H. McCornack House, the house that was built in Detroit's Indian Village in 1915. Hupp Motor Car Co., Detroit's Poletown East (1912), is the other Dunlap work on record here.
E.R. Dunlap's Metro Detroit, drawn to scale
Both of Dunlap's works on record, oldest at left. None has a height on record, so each is drawn at one standard size in the shape of its kind.
Both of Dunlap's works on record, oldest at left. None has a height on record, so each is drawn at one standard size in the shape of its kind.
Orville H. McCornack House
1915, Detroit, height not on record, drawn at one standard size
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The story
Of everything Dunlap designed here, the Orville H. McCornack House leads the list, a house in Detroit's Indian Village, finished in 1915.
Dunlap's Metro Detroit work on record runs from Hupp Motor Car Co. in 1912 to the Orville H. McCornack House in 1915. In Detroit, Dunlap's work stands in Indian Village and Poletown East. Of Dunlap's work here, the region has lost Hupp Motor Car Co., demolished in 1980.
The Orville H. McCornack House still stands. C. William Palmer is credited beside Dunlap on Hupp Motor Car Co..
On Hupp Motor Car Co., Dunlap shares credit with Dunlap & Palmer. Go see the Orville H. McCornack House at 3418 Iroquois St for yourself.
E.R. Dunlap's mark on Metro Detroit, building by building
- Hupp Motor Car Co. 1912, Detroit's Poletown East, Building Demolished in 1980
- Orville H. McCornack House 1915, Detroit's Indian Village, Historic home Standing and open
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Where their buildings stand
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2 works on the map
Who Dunlap worked with
- C. William Palmer on Hupp Motor Car Co.
- Dunlap & Palmer on Hupp Motor Car Co.
- Smith, Hinchman & Grylls on Hupp Motor Car Co.
Where the work stands
In the Detroit Ledger
Sources
The facts on E.R. Dunlap come from Historic Detroit; Rebuild Detroit wrote the story above from them, and each photo names its license.