Click above images to enlarge Earl, Thomas, House 415Main, Ann Arbor - Washtenaw County Property Type brick house Historic Use DOMESTIC Current Use COMMERCE/TRADE/business Style Greek Revival Significant Person Thomas Earl Narrative Description The Thomas Earl House is a two-and-half-story Greek Revival gable-fronter with axial orientation at a right angle to the streets direction. It has a one-story extension across the back of the main block, and a later flat-roofed aluminium sided wing. The east facade of the house is distinctive for the quality and variety of the classical features. Statement of Significance The Thomas Earl House is one of the best examples of Greek Revival, and one of the best preserved, in Ann Arbor. Thomas Earl's relative affluence at the time of his arrival is representative of many Irish immigrants who settled in the Ann Arbor area at the time. In 1859 Thomas had established a grocery business and had been elected city alderman. Period of Significance 1860-1882 Significant Date(s) c.1860 Registry Type(s) 06/25/1992 National Register listed Site ID# P3838