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The Douglass House hotel in Houghton around 1908, a long light brick building with an arched ground-floor loggia and ornate corner cupolas, seen from above with streetcar tracks and trees along the street below.

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The Douglass House: Houghton's Hotel and Its Chicago Pedigree

Houghton's Douglass House doubled to 100 rooms in 1899, designed by an Adler and Sullivan draftsman and built by Paul Mueller, who later built Frank Lloyd…

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