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- 4bed18d7e2c4377913cd1eef6de30914af9f670a35135b8705e9761f4a74a7e0 accessdate "2007-09-25".
- 4bed18d7e2c4377913cd1eef6de30914af9f670a35135b8705e9761f4a74a7e0 date "--02-29".
- 4bed18d7e2c4377913cd1eef6de30914af9f670a35135b8705e9761f4a74a7e0 isCitedBy Fair_Lane.
- 4bed18d7e2c4377913cd1eef6de30914af9f670a35135b8705e9761f4a74a7e0 publisher Detroit_Free_Press.
- 4bed18d7e2c4377913cd1eef6de30914af9f670a35135b8705e9761f4a74a7e0 quote "A graduate of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, he came to Detroit in 1913 to work as an architect on Henry Ford's home, Fairlane.".
- 4bed18d7e2c4377913cd1eef6de30914af9f670a35135b8705e9761f4a74a7e0 title "Joseph N. French, Fairlane Architect".