164 North Main Street

This house was built for Dr. Raymond Miller shortly after he bought the property in 1924. Dr. Miller was the son of C. C. Miller, one of 5 physicians who founded old Grace Hospital, Detroit. Raymond Miller used this native stone bungalow as his office and residence. Clarkston resident, Casper Warden did the stone & plaster work for this house. Previously, the porch was glassed-in and served as the patient waiting room (see photo below). The porch glass was removed and some of the windows replaced during an extensive renovation in 2009-2010. While this house dates from 1924 there was a structure here by 1872. The 1872 Map of the Village has the footprint of a square building on the property, owner R. E. Follett. There is no information now to indicate the use or appearance of the building. Reportedly the home burned.