• Posts Tagged ‘buildings of detroit’

    The Free Press Building

    by  • April 16, 2010 • History • 2 Comments

    I’m not really the kind of Detroit kid that does a lot of scrambling around in old buildings, for better or worse, and not for lack of trying — it was pretty much my greatest dream (besides greatness itself) when I was seventeen. Since then I’ve done a lot of personal tail-chasing about Detroit’s ruins....

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    Lazy Monday flu-ridden round-up

    by  • January 25, 2010 • Culture, metro Detroit • 0 Comments

    Besides feeling swamped with projects, I’m terrified that I’m coming down with some kind of flu, so here are a few items to keep you busy in the event that I become bedridden or shackled to my (other, metaphorical, paid-gig) desk this week. Katie Barkel makes neat videos The MetroTimes music department was kind...

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    Photographs from the Detroit Publishing Company

    by  • January 6, 2010 • History • 0 Comments

    Have you ever seen those old postcards — I tend to find them crammed in shoeboxes at antique stores — with luridly hued landscapes or blush-tinted street scenes and historical landmarks — photographs that almost look like rigid little paintings? Dam Square, Amsterdam. Detroit Publishing Company, c. 1900 There’s a good chance they were...

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