Corktown History

December 21, 2015

New Blog!

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I have a new blog called Detroit Urbanism. It's about the way history shapes our maps and built environment in both the city of Detroit...
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October 23, 2015

The Origins of Eight Mile Road

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Inspired by the 200th anniversary commemoration of the survey of Michigan and surveyor Joseph Fenicle's April 2015 article on the subje...
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April 1, 2015

Moving On

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I became a Corktown resident ten years ago today. My first address in the neighborhood was a large Victorian house that had been divided in...
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October 20, 2014

Indian Trails and Woodward's Plan

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Last Thursday, michiganradio.org published a story in answer to the question, " 8 Mile Road is eight miles from where? " I love e...
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October 13, 2014

Sam's Loan Office -- aka "Gold Cash Gold"

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Prior to 1889, only a small, single-story brick building stood on the northwest corner of Michigan Avenue and Wabash. Built in 1878, it wa...
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Paul Sewick
Farmington Hills, Michigan, United States
Paul Sewick is a former bookkeeper and part time Lyft driver who is passionate about researching the historical development of metropolitan Detroit.

Detroit blogger Paul Sewick finds the history under the pavement
(2016 writeup by Michael Jackman of Detroit Metro Times)
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