It’s Art…for Public Sake!
Today’s blog photograph (taken circa 1940) captures Leonard Jungwirth as he works on his WPA statue of Father Gabriel Richard.
Posts Tagged ‘Detroit’
Hey Batter, Batter!
America’s pastime has undergone several changes over the years.
The Building With a Golden Tower
When it was completed, Detroit’s Fisher Building was considered Albert Kahn’s most significant non-industrial building.
The Ossian Sweet Story
In 1925 Detroit, Dr. Ossian Sweet wished to move into a better neighborhood.
All Hail the Queen!
To music fans everywhere, Aretha Franklin is the undisputed Queen of Soul.
The Rough and Rocky Road to Statehood
Michigan’s achieved statehood on January 26, 1837.
The Buzz on the Green Hornet
The Green Hornet’s roots go back to 1936 – and a radio station in Detroit, Michigan.
Gobblers and The Gridiron
Detroit has played in every Thanksgiving game since 1934. Like turkey, it’s a tradition. But why Detroit?
The Old Red Barn
On December 15, 1979, the Red Wings played their last home game at Olympia Stadium. Our author shares his memories of the event.
The Dickens of Detroit
Author Elmore Leonard is celebrating his eighty-fifth birthday on October 11, 2010. Fans often refer to him as “the Dickens of Detroit.”