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PLIMPTON FOOTBALL PHOTO DETROIT HISTORICAL SOCIETY
History

The Story of the Detroit Lions’ Famous Last-String Quarterback

October 23, 2019
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George Plimpton was a professional amateur. You might recognize his work from the time he blew up half a Long Island park working as a fireworks technician. Or maybe when he was punched in the face by professional boxer Archie Moore. Aside from his writing,

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Community

Detroit Bike Life

October 23, 2019
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Bike lanes cut against the sidewalks, connecting the farthest reaches of the city to its towering downtown. This is a city with a culture of people proud of their bikes. Hot Rod Glamour begs the question of who’s in charge of the roads these days.

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ZOOTS IN MIDTOWN DETROIT
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Zoots Detroit a Lost Sound. Was it Really a Coffee Shop?

October 23, 2019
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Before the White Stripes and the Gold Dollar the Cass Corridor defined the Detroit Sound, a venue called Zoots paved the way for things to come. From 1994-1998, this house on Prentice Street hosted many acts—some of national fame and others who would go onto it, including Braid, Sleater Kinney, The Get Up

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