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The earlier two clips both come from silent 16mm home movie reels, while the 1988 video comes from a tape shot by someone for the City of Detroit. Note the Masonic Temple in the background on the right. Prior to 1956, the parade route ran south along Second Avenue, then turned east and followed Vernor Highway. The Mother Goose float passes in this still from the 1920s parade film. A Mother Goose float has appeared in all 90 of Detroits Thanksgiving parades. Detroits Streetcars Past and Present. Amelia.

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An Olympic Hopeful | Look what we found!

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Think back to some of the iconic Olympic moments of the mid-twentieth century–Muhammad Ali’s 1960 gold medal, Tommie Smith and John Carlos raised fists in 1968, and Mark Spitz’s 1972 world record–each of these could have happened in Detroit, had the city’s Olympic committees had their way. As long-time readers know, Detroit had long sought to host the international competition. In Farwell Field, beside the Michigan Light Guard Armory on 8 Mile Road. As part of their campaign to secure the 1968 Olympics.

About | Look what we found!

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We started this blog in 2014 to showcase our efforts to digitize the many exciting artifacts in our collection that have never been featured in our museums. With over 250,000 items, we have had plenty of fascinating, unusual, and sometimes downright strange items to showcase. Our newest project has opened a whole new frontier in digital collections. With the support of the Institute of Museum and Library Services. 6 thoughts on “ About. August 20, 2013 at 12:47 pm. December 12, 2013 at 7:22 pm. Enter you...

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Faded Detroit: July 2014

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A new location for Gameday Detroit is being constructed at the corner of Brush just north Gratiot. Sunday, July 13, 2014. Developers of what was to be the. Midtown Professional Building at the corner of Stimson and Woodward have changed their minds. Instead of a. Five-story, 75,000 square foot office building,. Will be erecting 68 apartments on the site with an additional. 25,000 square feet dedicated to retail space. The development will also include a 230-space parking deck. Saturday, July 05, 2014.

Faded Detroit: Lawrence Technical University's Detroit Center for Design + Technology

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Detroit charter school closes just two weeks before first day of class. Detroit’s Streetcars: Past and Present. Requiem for a (biker’s) Dream: Stonehouse Bar. HOW FAR WE’VE COME. Every Cemetery in Detroit: Old Redford Cemetery / Bell Branch Cemetery. Lawrence Technical Universitys Detroit Center for. Dequindre Cut Phase Two. Somethins Cookin in Milwaukee Junction. Elwood Grill on TV. The Scott at Brush Park. A New Look for Detroit's Little House on the Urban Prairie. Detroit Pattern of Growth.

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Detroit Athletic Co. Blog | Everything Detroit Sports

We are only halfway through May, but we already have the best quote of the 2015 baseball season. After hitting career home runs 397 and 398 at Comerica Park last […]. Charlie Gehringer was a momma’s boy — but in a good way. During his long career with the Detroit Tigers, 1924 to 1942, the popular second baseman and bachelor was […]. 50 Years Ago Willie Horton Became Willie the Wonder In His Breakout Year. May 19, 2015. New book shatters myths of Ty Cobb’s meanness and racism. May 18, 2015. May 16, 2015.

Detroit Diaspora

The Detroit Diaspora is the network of people who were born in or around Detroit and care about the future of our great city. We’re people who love our home even though we may have moved away for one reason or another. Through Detroit Diaspora, we can stay connected to home, to one another and find meaningful ways to contribute to the future of Detroit. In my community of friends and colleagues that hail from Detroit, the desire to return home exists virtually across the board. However, people don&#8...

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