Designed by the architectural firm Varney & Winter for Alexander Gage, a member of an esteemed old Detroit family, the Alexander Gage House at 1744 Seminole Street, Detroit, MI 48214 is a prime example of the quality craftsmanship the city was known for churning out at the turn of the century. Located within the historic […]

3453 Burns Street, Detroit, MI 48214, also known as the William St. John House, is an Indian Village Historic District custom-made property from Detroit’s early 20th-century architectural golden age – one of many homes brought to life by renowned architect Richard H. Marr. Constructed for an early Detroit resident named William St. John and centrally […]

The William S. Connant House at 790 Seminole Street, Detroit, MI 48214 is a gorgeous residential commission constructed at the turn of the century by the celebrated architectural partnership Chittenden & Kotting. Known for their eye-catching designs that helped form Indian Village’s early reputation for excellence, Chittenden & Kotting designed the home at 790 Seminole […]

Commissioned for turn-of-the-century businessman William R. Kales by the beloved early twentieth-century architectural firm Smith, Hinchman & Grylls, The William R. Kales House at 1730 Burns Street, Detroit, MI 48214 is a grand residence within the Indian Village Historic District. Constructed by a design partnership that had a major impact on Detroit’s early commercial and […]

Commissioned by Detroit architect Frank W. Wiedmaier for business professional William J. Schechter, The William J. Schechter House at 1812 Burns Street, Detroit, MI 48214 is one of many custom-made homes contributing to the Indian Village Districts esteemed architectural landscape. A Burns Street landmark, the residence serves as a living showcase of Frank W. Wiedmaier’s […]

Created by the esteemed twentieth-century architectural firm Smith, Hinchman & Grylls for businessman William J. Gray Jr., The William J. Gray Jr. House, located at 1723 Iroquois, Detroit, MI 48214, is a refined example of Detroit’s stunning golden age residential design within the much-loved Indian Village neighborhood. Centrally located along Indian Village’s Iroquois Street, the […]

1127 Seminole, Detroit, MI 48214, also known as The William G. Thomas House, is a stately and hard to miss Detroit golden age residence commissioned by the design firm Grylls & Gies in the Indian Village Historic District. Best known for their visually cohesive and gracefully constructed residential and commercial properties built during Detroit’s rise […]

2188 Seminole, Detroit, MI 48214 (the Donaldson & Meier designed William G. Smith House) is a standout example of old Detroit’s eye-catching, enduring early twentieth-century residential designs. One of a handful of turn-of-the-century residences still standing within the Indian Village Historic District, the 2188 Seminole residence was originally commissioned by its first occupant, an accomplished […]

A striking private residence within Detroit’s historic Indian Village District, The William G. Breitmeyer House at 2535 Seminole, Detroit, MI 48214 (designed by architect Roland C. Gies) was commissioned by early twentieth-century businessman William G. Breitmeyer, who hoped for a home that would convey abundance, comfort, and quality in equal measure. Centrally located along a […]

One of many golden age Detroit residences brought to life by the architectural duo Rogers & Bonnah, The William E. Moss House at 1481 Seminole, Detroit, MI 48214 is a stunning example of the elegance and refinement that Detroit’s Indian Village Historic District is known for – a testament to old Detroit’s reputation for producing […]

Designed and constructed by Marcus R. Burrowes for early Detroit resident Warren S. Booth, The Warren S. Booth House (located at 2950 Iroquois Street, Detroit, MI 48214) stands as a model of the kind of homes Indian Village was known for producing when the neighborhood was just beginning to establish its architectural identity.  Indeed, the […]

A testament to the architecture that dominated Detroit during its Golden Age and early industrial boom period, The Walter H. Jennings House (located at 2455 Iroquois Street, Detroit, MI 48214) is living proof of the mastery of its architect, Marcus R. Burrowes, whose impressive body of early-twentieth-century commissions helped define Indian Village’s most romantic and […]

Set along Indian Village’s Burns Avenue (3400 Burns Avenue, Detroit, MI 48214), the Walter J. Hiller House (designed by turn-of-the-century architect C. F. J. Barnes for an early Detroit resident named Walter J. Hiller) is living proof of exactly the kind of homes the city was churning out during its golden age. Giving off a […]

Brought to life by the early Detroit architectural firm Rogers & Bonnah for a resident named William A. L. Miller, the William A. C. Miller House located at 1720 Iroquois Street, Detroit, MI 48214, is a polished turn-of-the-century residence within the Indian Village Historic District.  This is a stretch of the city where there was […]

Designed for a twentieth-century resident named Walter Oxtoby, the Walter Oxtoby House at 1488 Burns Avenue, Detroit, MI 48214 in Indian Village reflects the sophisticated residential design work of its architects, Rogers, Bonnah & Chaffee. Together, Rogers, Bonnah & Chaffee gained a reputation for producing homes that were both upscale and ideal for navigating everyday […]