The Arthur M. Buhl House – 1116 Iroquois Street, Detroit, MI 48214
Designed in 1908 by Louis Kamper in corporation with the major residential and commercial architectural firm John Scott & Company for Arthur M. Buhl (a member of
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The Arthur Kiefer House – 1091 Seminole Street, Detroit, MI 48214
Set along Indian Village’s Burns Avenue (1091 Seminole Street, Detroit, MI 482144), The Arthur Kiefer House designed by prominent turn-of-the-century architect Albert
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The Arthur K. Barker House – 1443 Seminole Street, Detroit, MI 48214
A striking private residence within Detroit’s historic Indian Village District, The Arthur K. Barker House at 1443 Seminole Street, Detroit, MI 48214 (designed by
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The Arthur D. Welton House – 1401 Seminole Street, Detroit, MI 48214
Designed and constructed by Harry C. Stevens for early Detroit resident Arthur D. Welton, The Arthur D. Welton House (located at 1401 Seminole Street, Detroit, MI 48214)
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The Andrew P. Biddle House – 791 Seminole Street, Detroit, MI 48214
Designed for an early Indian village resident named Dr. Andrew P. Biddle, The Andrew P. Biddle House at 791 Seminole Street, Detroit, MI 48214 reflects the sophisticated
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The Allen F. Edwards House – 1032 Seminole Street, Detroit, MI 48214
Constructed in 1902, 1032 Seminole Street, Detroit, MI 48214 (the Albert Kahn-designed Allen F. Edwards House) is a standout example of old Detroit's eye-catching and
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The John A. Kunsky House – 1630 Wellesley Drive, Detroit, MI 48203
Designed by early 20th-century architect C. Howard Crane, The John A. Kunsky House at 1630 Wellesley Drive, Detroit, MI 48203 is a sophisticated theatrically inspired
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The Dr. Alexander Sydney Ramage House – 1405 Balmoral Drive, Detroit, MI 48203
Commissioned within Detroit's Palmer Woods for Dr. Alexander Sydney Ramage, the Dr. Alexander Sydney Ramage House at 1405 Balmoral Drive, Detroit, MI 48203 is a gorgeous
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The Milton L. Briggs House – 1701 Balmoral Drive, Detroit, MI 48203
Designed by early 20th-century architect Clarence E. Day, The Milton L. Briggs House once located at 1701 Balmoral Drive, Detroit, MI 48203, was one of a handful of
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The Charles Van Dusen House – 1830 Balmoral Drive, Detroit, MI 48203
Designed by Detroit architect Alvin E. Harley for Charles Van Dusen, president of the Kresge Corporation, the Charles Van Dusen House at 1830 Balmoral Drive, Detroit, MI
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The William Currie House – 1431 Seminole Street, Detroit, MI 48214
Commissioned for William Currie, a prominent figure in Detroit’s early business world, The William Currie House at 1431 Seminole Street, Detroit, MI 48214 is one of the
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The William A. C. Miller House – 720 Iroquois Street, Detroit, MI 48214
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
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The Wendell G. Wilcox House – 2115 Iroquois Street, Detroit, MI 48214
The Wendell G. Wilcox House is located in the Indian Village Historic District at 2115 Iroquois Street, Detroit, MI 48214. It is a living testament to a time when the
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The William A. Waldron House – 1001 Seminole Street, Detroit, MI 48214
Not only is Indian Village's William A. Waldron House (located at 1001 Seminole Street, Detroit, MI 48214) one of the district's oldest structures - it is a living
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The William B. Lowe House – 1818 Iroquois Street, Detroit, MI 48214
Designed by early 1900s Detroit architect John W. Case for William B. Lowe, The William B. Lowe House at 1818 Iroquois Street, Detroit, MI 48214 is a striking Golden Age
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