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Shorpy Saturday – Open Wide: 1908
By Jeffrey Buck How many different dentists can you count? Take a look at the photograph entitled “Open Wide: 1908“: Detroit circa 1908. “Grand Circus building.” Named after the large, semicircular park nearby, and home to a curiously high concentration of dentists. … Continue reading
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Tagged 1908, dentist, detroit, detroit publishing company, downtown, grand circus park, history, Michigan, shorpy
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Shorpy Saturday – Union Trust: 1906
By Jeffrey Buck I want to first apologize for the long hiatus; It’s been a busy few weeks. There has been a lot of buzz lately with all of the renovations and new construction going on in Downtown and Midtown. … Continue reading
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Tagged 1906, architecture, bank, congress, demolition, detroit, detroit publishing company, downtown, history, Michigan, romanesque, shorpy, union trust, vintage
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Be a Part of the Preservation of the Alger Theatre
By Jeffrey Buck Detroit is one of the greatest cities in the world. Many may not believe that statement because of the hardships it has endured these past decades but those same people often have never visited Detroit. It’s not … Continue reading
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Tagged alger, architecture, broadway, cinema, detroit, donation, film, history, independent, Michigan, musical, neighborhood, play, preservation, save, shows, theatre
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Become a Member Today!
By Jeffrey Buck I’ve written about this subject before but as I travel throughout the year to new places I am always reminded how important it is to support our local attractions. In hard times and in good these great … Continue reading
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Tagged aquarium, belle isle, detroit, dia, dodge, dossin, ford, great lakes, greenfield village, henry ford, history, homes, meadow brook hall, Michigan, motown, museum, nature, pewabic, preservation, Royal Oak, science, woodward, zoo
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40th Annual Noel Night
By Jeffery Buck Hoping the rain holds off, Saturday is sure to be a fun night in Detroit. Midtown Detroit’s Cultural Center Area will play host to the 40th Annual Noel Night. The one night event will be open free … Continue reading
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