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How a Detroit hero fought poverty, gangs and a burned-out school to save her neighborhood
Evelyn “Miss Pee Wee” Richardson has been a fighter for her community since moving into her house in 1966, feeding the hungry, brokering peace between rival gangs, creating a park and more. 2016 Detroit Free Press photo
In a city full of c...
Woulda, coulda, shoulda: The failed opportunity to save Cooley High School
Cooley High School, located on Detroit’s west side at 15055 Hubbell Ave., will be reduced to rubble in the next few months. Photo by Helmut Ziewers/HistoricDetroit.org
If I’ve learned anything over my decades of documenting Detroit history...
Hazen S. Pingree: Not just Detroit's best mayor, but one of the greatest in American history
The Hazen S. Pingree Monument is dedicated May 30, 1904, in Grand Circus Park. Burton Historical Collection, Detroit Public Library
It was 122 years ago today that the Hazen S. Pingree Monument was unveiled in Grand Circus Park, on May 30,...
Exploding bananas, ugly fish, an arsonist's match and preserving Eastern Market
Frontera & Son, left, was an Eastern Market staple for 80 years. Its owners led the way to add the district to the National Register of Historic Places. HistoricDetroit.org
In many ways, Eastern Market feels like it’s never changed, but th...
108 years ago today, Michigan banned booze - and created one of America's deadliest crime families
It was 108 years ago today that Michigan implemented statewide prohibition, on May 1, 1918 - almost two years before the 18th Amendment banned alcohol nationwide.
Approved by Michigan voters in 1916, the state amendment barred the manufac...
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