\nLocation: 6th and Oak Streets, Calumet
\nBuilt: 19051<\/sup><\/p>\n
![\"michiganhouse\"](\"http:\/\/ss.sites.mtu.edu\/cca\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/09\/ma_MichiganHouse-300x225.jpg\")
<\/a>Built for the Bosch Brewing Company, the Michigan House is a roughly square building, four bays by four bays, with two storefronts along Oak Street and a central doorway to upper floors. The corner storefront with a recessed corner entrance was historically occupied by a saloon designed to feature Bosch Brewing Company products, with a largely intact interior, including oak booths and murals painted by Associated Artists of Milwaukee. The east storefront was occupied by a restaurant dining room which also retains some historic interior features, including a large Moorish-inspired arts and crafts fireplace.<\/p>\n
On the exterior of the building, the Oak and Sixth Street facades are divided by pilasters into four bays on each face, with a copper cornice. The center bays on the front of the building have paired windows, and are flanked by two-story oriel windows. Bull\u2019s-eye windows top the bays without oriels.<\/p>\n
The second and third floors of the building may have been divided into four two-room “bachelor” flats, each with a sitting room with a fireplace and a bedroom, separated by pocket doors. Tenants would have taken their meals in the dining room downstairs. The upper floors were later converted into conventional apartments.<\/p>\n
The building still houses a bar and restaurant.<\/p>\n![\"hotelmichigan\"](\"http:\/\/ss.sites.mtu.edu\/cca\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/09\/ma_HotelMichigan.jpg\")
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