Talking about Detroit's first Prohibition this Thursday, March 28, at Great Lakes Coffee. Showing you around pre-automotive Detroit on Saturday, March 30, with the Detroit Bus Company
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Part two of the Park Question, in which Detroit actually buys Belle Isle, the Mayor fights with the Council President, and nothing actually happens for almost ten years.
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The pioneer settler of Mt. Clemens owned a distillery, was a prisoner of the British during the War of 1812, and founded a city that loved dancing.
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We're meeting up at 1701 Cigar Bar to talk about the legacy of Detroit's once-leading industry -- tobacco.
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Bill Loomis, author of"Detroit's Delectable Past," tell us all about muskrat, milk peddler wars, taverns, drugstore whiskey, passenger pigeons, Christmas traditions, and so much more.
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Three-hundred years of history. Dozens of places you've been meaning to visit. The story of Detroit in person, from Hog Island to Log Cabin Park, Scott's Folly to the State Fair. And we're going to the bar.
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In Michigan's 175th year as a state, celebrate the life of our first, youngest, and fieriest governor: the hotspur Stevens T. Mason. We gather to toast his memory this Thursday, 10/25, in Capitol Park.
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