The Little Detroit History Letter
Amy Elliott BraggA newsletter from Amy Elliott Bragg about Detroit history.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 33 | Subscribers | Read | littledetroithistoryletter.substack... |
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They almost disinterred Douglass Houghton
Hello and Happy Halloween! Quick reminder: Tomorrow (Saturday, 11/1) at 2 p.m., I’m hosting a tour at Elmwood especially for Little Detroit History Letter readers! We’ll talk about time-keeping history in Detroit, e.g. Eastern Time/Daylight...
How Detroit got its late summer sunsets
Hello! I am taking a break from writing about the garbage because it’s hard to write about pretty much anything in August. I was going to re-run an old post about how Michigan ended up on Eastern Time, but I love this story so much, I found...
International garbage crime
Hello! We’re back with more garbage history. More non-garbage history to come again, one day. (But we haven’t even gotten to the REALLY good stuff yet.) First, a quick PSA: I’m excited to join Preservation Detroit’s ALL-STAR 50th anniversar...
The garbage problem, 1889-1893
Hello and thank you for reading the Little Detroit History Letter! I don’t know whether I am thrilled or terrified to share this letter with you today. First of all, it’s about trash. Secondly, it is only the beginning of a saga that spans ...
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