Click above images to enlarge Armstrong, William, House 2234 Biddle Avenue, Wyandotte - Wayne County Property Type frame house Historic Use DOMESTIC/single dwelling Current Use DOMESTIC/single dwelling Style Late Victorian Architect/Builder Edward J. Harding Narrative Description The William Armstrong House is an asymmetrical-planned, two-and-one-half-story, cross-gabled, Queen Anne clapboarded-and-shingled structure, now clad in grey asbestos siding. A veranda, supported by Tuscan columns rising from panelled pedestals, shelters the entire front at the first-floor level. Dentils and modillion bands decorate the porch and main cornice. An unusual feature of the house's front is the panelled treatment with an oval fanlight in the center of the wall surface between the second-story front windows beneath the gable. An asphalt-shingled roof crowns the structure. Statement of Significance The William Armstrong House has historical significance as the residence of a prominent Wyandotte pioneer and businessman. It has architectural significance as the work of Wyandotte architect Edward J. Harding who was active in the planning of residential buildings in Wyandotte at the turn of the century. Period of Significance 1866-1900 Significant Date(s) 1898 Registry Type(s) 03/21/1991 State Register listed Site ID# P25364