Located in Northwest Detroit, Rosedale Park includes the original Rosedale Park and North Rosedale Park, two historic Detroit neighborhoods of several thousand homes that were annexed by the City of Detroit on September 18, 1925. Its homes date to the 1920s and consist of English Tudors, French Normandy Revivals, American colonials, Dutch, Georgian, Spanish Revivals and Cape Cods and bungalows. In North Rosedale Park, there is a civic association (NRPCA), club house and park. In a unique situation, the club house, built prior to annexation, is owned and maintained by the NRPCA/residents. The Park lot was deeded by the sub-divider to the North Rosedale Park Civic Association, and is the only privately owned neighborhood recreation facility in the city of Detroit. Year round traditions in Rosedale Park include Art Shows and Fairs, Concerts, home tours, neighborhood block parties and the city's largest block/garage sale encompassing 30 blocks within the community. There are also several sports leagues sponsored by the NRPCA. The Rosedale Park Community House is also home to the Jim Dandy Ski Club. Founded in 1958, JDSC is the oldest (and possibly the only remaining) African-American ski club in the world.