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Rogers & Bonnah was the practice of James S. Rogers and Harrie W. Bonnah.
One of Detroit’s most respected design firms during Detroit’s early economic boom and subsequent residential expansion, Rogers & Bonnah constructed gorgeous revival-influenced homes like the William E. Moss House (1481 Seminole) and the William A. C. Miller House (1720 Iroquois), two landmark residences within Detroit’s much-loved Indian Village Historic District.
Both residences stand as living proof that Detroit was not just shaped by affluent residents, but by highly skilled architectural designers whose collective talents helped bring to life some of the city’s finest historic districts.