In 1891, Voigt, foreseeing the growth of Detroit northward, platted out the Voigt Park subdivision, consisting of seven east/west streets between Woodward and Hamilton:[REF] Calvert Avenue, Glynn Court, Schiller Esplanade, Shakespeare Esplanade, Longfellow Avenue, Edison Avenue, and Atkinson Avenue [REF].
The first homes built in the Boston-Edison Historic District were occupied in 1905,[REF] with the majority of the homes built between 1905 and 1925 [REF].