Brush Park

Columns: Name | Year | Location | Style | Architect | Notes
Bernard Ginsburg House | 1898 | 236 Adelaide St | Tudor Revival | George W. Nettleton & Albert Kahn | Bernard Ginsburg was an important figure in philanthropy , civic service , and the Jewish community in Detroit during the late 19th and early 20th century . He commissioned architect Albert Kahn to design this house , one of Kahn 's earliest works . Kahn went on to become well known in industrial and commercial architecture ; the Ginsburg house and its English Renaissance style exhibited is typical of Kahn 's early work . The house is listed on the National Register of Historic Places | John Harvey House | 1887 | 97 Winder St | Second Empire | John V. Smith | John Harvey was a pharmacist and philanthropist . The house contains 11,000 square feet ( 1,000 m ) , eight marble fireplaces , and three-story staircase . Developers purchased the John Harvey House in 1986 , renovated the structure , and , in 2005 , opened it as the Inn at 97 Winder , a bed and breakfast . The house is listed on the National Register of Historic Places | Hudson-Evans House | 1874 | 79 Alfred St | Second Empire , French Renaissance Revival , Italianate | Unknown | Also known as the Joseph Lothian Hudson House or the Grace Whitney Evans House . Built in 1874 for shipowner Philo Wright , the house was a gift from David Whitney Jr. to his daughter Grace upon her marriage to John Evans in 1882 . It later became the Joseph L. Hudson family residence . Listed on the National Register of Historic Places | Albert Kahn House | 1906 | 208 Mack Ave | English Renaissance | Albert Kahn | In 1906 , architect Albert Kahn built a home for his personal use . He lived in this mansion fronting Mack Avenue from 1906 until his death in 1942 ; the structure was later obtained by the Detroit Urban League , which still uses it today . The house is listed on the National Register of Historic Places | George Ladve House | 1882 | 269 Edmund Pl | Eastlake Victorian | Originally owned by George Ladve , 269 Edmund Pl. , an Eastlake Victorian style mansion built in 1882 and restored in 2008 , contains 7,400 sq ft ( 690 m ) . Ladve had owned a carpet and upholstery company . In the late 1890s , the Frohlich family added a music room . Edward P. Frohlich was among the original philanthropists to the Detroit Symphony Orchestra . The house is within the Woodward East Historic District | Lucien S. Moore House | c. 1885 | 104 Edmund Pl | French Renaissance Revival , Gothic Revival | Unknown | Originally owned by lumber baron Lucien S. Moore , 104 Edmund Place , built around 1885 in a French Renaissance Gothic Revival style and restored in 2006 , has 7,000 sq ft ( 650 m ) . The Lucien Moore House restoration was featured December 27 , 2005 by HGTV 's restore America Initiative in partnership with the National Trust for Historic Preservation . It may also be known as the Moorie Town House or The Edmund

Example questions:
What is the location of the notable place in Brush Park that was founded in 1980 ? | What is the name of the building in Brush Park whose architect is sometimes called the architect of Detroit ? | What is the style of the Brush Park prominent structure whose architect died on February 24 , 1953 ? | Who is the architect of the notable building in Brush Park that is currently the headquarters of the Detroit Urban League ?

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2930 Woodward Ave | Bonstelle Theatre | Beaux-Arts , Chicago School | Albert Kahn House