Historical Architecture of Grosse Pointe – Architect Harrie T. Lindberg
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Last week we began to introduce some extremely talented, yet lesser-known designers who worked throughout Metro Detroit during the 1920’s – 1930’s, starting with Rupert Koch.
This week we continue with the theme, by profiling another architect who was probably more known nationally, than he was locally in Metro Detroit - Harrie T. Lindeberg - best known for designing spectacular country houses in the United States for prominent families. He came to Grosse Pointe in the 1930’s to create his one and only project in the community, 481 Kercheval (formerly 50 Provencal). Photo courtesy of: Realtor.com
The son of Swedish parents, Harrie Thomas Lindeberg was born in New Jersey on April 10, 1879. He studied architecture at the National Academy of…
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