Historic Detroit

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150 Virginia Park (Erving H. Taylor House)

The Erving H. Taylor House at 150 Virginia Park Street was designed by George V. Pottle for Erving H. Taylor and built in 1908. The early 20th-century residence features a broad, low-pitched hipped roof, wide overhanging eaves, brick construction, and a prominent central entrance, reflecting the period's Prairie-style influences in some of the homes built in Detroit. The house is part of the Virginia Park Historic District, one of Detroit's notable historic residential neighborhoods.