The Ralph E. Oberlin, Jr. Residence by Alden B. Dow
Alden B. Dow’s only residential structure to be built in Ohio is the Ralph E. Oberlin, Jr. residence in Canton.
Read MoreAlden B. Dow’s only residential structure to be built in Ohio is the Ralph E. Oberlin, Jr. residence in Canton.
Read MorePastor D.E. Howe first contacted Alden B. Dow about the possibility of designing a new building for the growing congregation
Read MoreAlden B. Dow designed two homes in Elkhart, Indiana, nearly opposite each other on the St. Joseph River. The first
Read MoreAlden and Vada Dow were long-time supporters of the work of the Salvation Army in Midland. Mrs. Dow served on
Read MoreEnroll your child in a summer camp at the Alden B. Dow Home and Studio and see them expand their
Read MoreAlden B. Dow began the initial drawings for the East Ashman Church of God in April of 1953. A reduced
Read MoreAlso known as the House for $3,000, the John Best residence was designed by Alden B. Dow in 1938 to
Read MoreAs an avid photographer and film maker, Alden B. Dow was rarely without his cameras and eventually produced an extensive
Read MoreIn the 1930s, before expensive coffee table art books were as widely available as they are today, those who wanted
Read MoreThe Bennett House living room that features the surrounding “gallery” space looking onto hole number three of the golf course.
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