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Bounded approximately by Spring Street and Coggeshall Avenue on the west, and the Atlantic Ocean on the east, this historic district is formed around a two-mile stretch of Bellevue Avenue that runs from Memorial Boulevard in the north to Bailey’s Beach in the south. With magnificent residences and resorts on large lots—most originally ...
- Marble House
Designed and built between 1888-1892 by architect Richard...
- The Elms
Bellevue Avenue Historic District. Designed by Horace...
- The Breakers
Bellevue Avenue Historic District. Cornelius Vanderbilt II’s...
- Marble House
Bellevue Avenue Historic District. / 41.47028°N 71.30722°W / 41.47028; -71.30722. The Bellevue Avenue Historic District is located along and around Bellevue Avenue in Newport, Rhode Island, United States. Its property is almost exclusively residential, including many of the Gilded Age mansions built as summer retreats around the turn ...
A local historic district is an area of historic, cultural, or architectural significance that has been formally designated as such by City Council per Section 21-2 of the 2019 Detroit City Code. An historic district may contain one building or multiple buildings, or may consist of a single site such as a cemetery. Every local historic district in Detroit meets one or more of the following ...
2 1/2 miles of history and Gilded Age opulence. Bellevue Avenue, or "The Avenue", as its known to some of the older locals, is teeming with history. Its only 2 1/2 miles long, but it contains more history and elegance than just about any other avenue in the nation. Bellevue Avenue was home to many of America's elite during the Gilded Age.
The Bellevue Avenue Historic District is a window into the lavish lifestyle of the era, showcasing the summer residences of the country's elite. These mansions were not just homes; they were expressions of unprecedented wealth and affluence. The district is renowned for its architectural diversity and innovation, reflecting the pioneering work ...
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National Theatre. The National Theatre is the only survivor from Detroit’s first theater district and the only surviving theater known to have been designed by renowned architect Albert Kahn. Located on Monroe Street at Farmer, near Greektown, the National opened Sept. 26, 1911, as a vaudeville house. It was located in Detroit’s old theater ...
