The Hudson-Evans House. Built 1872-73 for Detroit shipowner Philo Wright, given in 1882 as a wedding gift to Grace Whitney Evans of the David Whitney Jr. lumber fortune, and home to J.L. Hudson from 1894 to 1904. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1975 and located within the Brush Park Local Historic District. French Second Empire with Italianate influence: red brick on rough-cut stone, two-story bays on both sides, and a mansard roof of patterned slate. Three stories on a 0.38 acre lot, one of the largest remaining single parcels in Brush Park. Most recently used as law offices. Separate carriage house with a bar and an apartment.
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