Brush Park

Columns: Name | Year | Location | Style | Architect | Notes
Lyman Cochrane House | 1870 | 216 Winder St | Italianate | This house is a relatively rare example of residential Italianate architecture in Detroit . It was originally built for eye doctor John F. Terry , but in 1871 was sold to Lyman Cochrane . Cochrane was a state senator and Superior Court Judge , serving in this capacity until his death in 1879 | Crystal lofts | 1919 | 3100 Woodward Ave. at Watson | Art Deco | Originally constructed as a ballroom ( the Crystal Palace ) , the building was recently renovated as condominiums . The Art Deco façade was added in 1936 | J.P. Donaldson House | 1879 | 82 Alfred St | Queen Anne | Mason & Rice ; Gordon W. Lloyd ( remodeling ) | This house was built in 1879 for James P. Donaldson , a ship chandler . In 1892 , David Charles Whitney ( son of David Whitney Jr. ) acquired the home , which was completely renovated by Gordon W. Lloyd . At the time it was said to be one of the most substantial homes in Detroit and valued at $ 30,000 ( today $ 750,000± ) . The home had several other owners before becoming a rooming house ; in 2012 the building was sold to a private buyer for $ 110,000 . In the same year the mansion has been a movie set for the vampire film Only Lovers Left Alive , directed by Jim Jarmusch | Clifford Elliot House | 1899 | 305 Eliot St | Victorian , Edwardian | M.A . Edwards | Built in 1899 for Clifford Elliot , a wholesale grocery executive , this turn-of-the-century house exemplifies the transition from the Victorian design to the Edwardian style of architecture | First Presbyterian Church | 1889 | 2930 Woodward Ave | Richardsonian Romanesque | George D. Mason | George D. Mason modeled the First Presbyterian Church after Henry Hobson Richardson 's Trinity Church in Boston . When Woodward was widened in 1936 , the elaborately-carved entrance porch was moved from the Woodward façade to the Edmund Place side . The church is listed on the National Register of Historic Places | John P. Fiske House | 1876 | 261 Edmund Pl | Second Empire , French Renaissance Revival , Victorian | John P. Fiske was a Detroit merchant of china and crockery . The house , located within the Woodward East Historic District , was designated a Michigan State Historic Site on August 18 , 1988 | Ransom Gillis House | 1876 | 205 Alfred St. at John R | Venetian Gothic | Henry T. Brush & George D. Mason | This building has been heavily documented by John Kossik and photographed by documentarian Camilo José Vergara . The house , built between 1876 and 1878 for Ransom Gillis , a wholesale dry goods merchant , is within the Woodward East Historic District

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 ?

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