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2. Earl Young (architect) - Wikipedia

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   Earl A. Young (March 31, 1889 – May 24, 1975) was an American architectural designer, realtor, and insurance agent. Over a span of 52 years, he designed and built 31 structures in Charlevoix, Michigan , but was never a registered architect .

3. ‘Mushroom house’ has Zillow Gone Wild tripping. See inside ...

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   A house with a Disney-like feel has folks on a popular real estate page swooning over its unique design in Michigan. It’s called The Thatch House, and it was built by architect Earl Young, who ...

4. Earl Young - Wikipedia

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   Earl Young may refer to: Earl Young (athlete) (born 1941), former American athlete Earl Young (architect) (1889–1975), American architect, realtor and insurance agent

5. Edith Pair's thriving tours highlight enduring legacy of Earl ...

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   According to Pair, 14 of the 28 Earl Young homes still retain their original roofline. In 2016, the city established a historic district to protect the architectural integrity of these homes.

6. Earl and Virginia Young House - Wikipedia

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   The Earl and Virginia Young House, constructed in 1928, is a Tudor Revival residence, featuring a one-and-a-half-story layout and spanning approximately 2,500-square-foot (230 m 2). Its facade is defined by one of five steeply pitched gable roofs, with a rounded arched doorway with a board-and-batten front door framed by large stones and stucco ...

7. How Miss. Native James Earl Jones Fell in Love with ... - AOL

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   Related: How James Earl Jones Left the Young Stars of The Sandlot Speechless During His 1 Day on Set. Getty. ... But the star wasn't just investing in real estate. He also gave back to the small ...