Albert Jordan

That same year he traveled to Detroit to open a western office, with Octavius remaining in Hartford.

The brothers' partnership was dissolved in 1854, with Albert Jordan remaining in Detroit.

[3] He was pushed there under the economic pressure of the Civil War, which limited architectural opportunities in Detroit.

Jordan remained in San Francisco for a decade, when he left again, this time for Portland.

[4] The firm of Jordan & Anderson was selected in 1861 as the architects of the new Detroit City Hall.

Fort Street Church , Detroit, 1853.
Jefferson Avenue Church, Detroit, 1854.
St. John's Church , Detroit, 1860.
Trinity Church , Portland, 1871.