Last week we welcomed you to 330 Provencal, an opulent mansion designed in 1927 by Henry F. Stanton. Having enjoyed his work so much we thought we would delve into some of Stanton’s other projects that can be found throughout the Grosse Pointe communities. There seems to be very little information on Stanton’s career, however, […]
Last week we introduced you to a distinctive Tudor Revival home in Grosse Pointe Park, located at 1007 Bishop. The home was completed in 1923 by the architectural firm of Walter Maul and Walter Lentz. This week we explore a superb colonial home in Grosse Pointe Farms, 330 Provencal, which was completed in 1927, a […]
For the past couple of weeks we have been reviewing the historic homes on Lake Shore, in Grosse Pointe Shores – in particular the homes that were built before 1911. This week we head to Grosse Pointe Park to one of the largest lots on Bishop Road, number 1007. Michael J. Murphy, president of the […]
Having featured the superb historic homes of 980 and 976 Lake Shore last week, we were curious to find out how many other homes on Lake Shore, Grosse Pointe Shores were constructed around the beginning of the 20th Century. There is an abundance of homes from this era on St Clair Avenue, Grosse Pointe City, […]
Having focused the last couple of blog posts on nationally recognized architects – Bloodgood Tuttle and Harrie T. Lindeberg – and their rare projects in Grosse Pointe, we now turn our attention to one of the oldest homes in the community 980 Lake Shore. The origins of this property can be traced back as far […]
Happy 2018! In our last post we profiled nationally recognized architect Bloodgood Tuttle – an architect whose work was recognized nationwide, and who came to Grosse Ponte to work on a few select projects. This week we continue with this theme, by profiling another architect in the same mold with a designer who only created […]
Having spent the past two weeks exploring two sublime homes on Woodland Place – 2 Woodland Place, and 7 Woodland Place – we now turn our attention to an architect we haven’t featured before – Bloodgood Tuttle. Bloodgood Tuttle may not have been a prolific architect in Grosse Pointe, but he was an architect who […]
Last week we presented the striking Federalist inspired home – 2 Woodland Place – by one of Grosse Pointes most prolific architects Robert O’Derrick. This week we stay on Woodland Place, and explore another of the streets individualistic homes – 7 Woodland Place. Originally designed by William Buck Stratton, 7 Woodland Place is arguably one […]
Last week we explored the various projects of noted Detroit architect Roland C. Gies. He designed at least 5 homes (that we know of) in Grosse Pointe, and the original Bon Secours hospital. We now turn our attention to one of Grosse Pointes most prolific architects Robert O’Derrick and his work at 2 Woodland Place, […]
Having presented the superb Georgian Cottage Hospital Nurses Residence in Grosse Pointe Farms we now focus on the work of noted Detroit architect Roland C. Gies, which includes another significant building in Grosse Pointe – Bon Secours. Roland C. Gies was born in Detroit, 1874. He was educated at the St. Mary School and the […]