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The Roaming Historian takes you on a virtual tour of downtown Detroit through her tales and pictures in this vlog.
A blog on five things to do in Detroit for those who love history and culture.
For centuries Detroit has been a happening place. After the Beaver Wars of the late 17th century, Wyandot, Ottawa, and Ojibwe settled in the area. In 1701, Antoine de la Mothe Cadillac and other French settlers came to the region. With its prominence on the Detroit River, Detroit was an important port. During the War… Continue reading Historical Walking Tour of Downtown Detroit
Detroit's Eastern Market offers a unique blend of delicious food and rich history. The market, with its century-old red-brick sheds, hosts over 225 vendors year-round and features a variety of food, arts, and community events. Additionally, it offers historical tours highlighting its role in Detroit's past, and serves as a cultural melting pot for diverse communities.
While dining at American Coney Island in Detroit, I savored a Detroit coney and learned about its history from Dan Keros. Exploring downtown, I admired the Guardian Building, iconic sculptures, and Gateway to Freedom monument. The Detroit Institute of Arts showcased world-class art, and the historic Edsel and Eleanor Ford House was a testament to their legacy. Detroit's rich heritage and cultural vibrancy make it a must-visit destination.
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