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Tour of the Dennis and State Streets Historic District, Adrian, Michigan

By Peter Barr

The homes below and the map to the right are part of the walking tour of Adrian's Dennis Street/State Street Historic District. You can download and print the map for free by following the directions below the map. Printed copies of the five-page, full-color tour brochure are now available for $2.50 each at the Lenawee County Historical Museum. The entire purchase price of thye brochure helps to support the Historical Society. The brochures include the map, detailed descriptions of the twelve houses listed below and additional information about many of the District's historic residents. Special thanks to Lenco Credit Union for underwriting the cost of printing the tour brochure.

Here is a list of the twelve homes featured on the tour:


1. Lenawee County Historical Museum

110 East Church Street, 1909
Designed by Bloomington, Illinois, architect Paul O. Moratz in collaboration with Adrian contractor C. Frederick Matthes
Richardsonian Romanesque
(1872 to 1910)
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2. Choate House

232 Dennis Street, 1853
Greek Revival Style
(1845 to 1890)

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3. Park-Baldwin House

236 Dennis Street, 1920
Craftsman Home
(1910-1940)

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4. Cocker House

312 Dennis Street
Second Empire Style
(1855 to 1890)

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5. William Herbert Stevenson House

311 Dennis Street, 1913
Foursquare
(with NeoClassical details)
(1895-1930)
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6. Bowen House

320 Dennis Street, 1897
Shingle Style

(1880 to 1910)
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7. Hart-Cavallero House

430 Dennis Street, 1856
Italian Villa Style

(1845 to 1890)
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8. Old Presbyterian Manse

435 Dennis Street, 1895
Designed and built by Adrian architect C. Frederick Matthes
Queen Anne Style

(1876-1910)
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9. J. H. Champion House

523 South Winter Street, 1856
Octagon Cottage
(1848 to 1870)
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10. Damon-Ash House

456 State Street, 1855
Gothic Revival Style
(1840 to 1870)
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11. Mott-Lentz House

304 State Street, 1925
Designed by Toledo architect
Harry W. Wachter
Colonial Revival Style
(1890 to 1990)
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12. Burnham Historical Building

204 East Church Street, 1861-63
Italianate Style
(1845 to 1890)



Printed copies of the tour brochure are available at the Lenawee County Historical Museum for a $2.50.

Download a Screen quality map for free.

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