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Explore the evolution of Detroit, from its beginnings as a French outpost in the heart of the wilderness to its transformation into a bustling industrial hub by 1951.
This is Detroit 1701–1951 in Pictures by M.M. Quaife offers a vivid and comprehensive portrayal of the city’s development, featuring a rich collection of archival photographs that capture its people, architecture, and progress over two and a half centuries.
About the Author: M.M. Quaife
M.M. Quaife (1880–1959) was a distinguished historian, editor, and librarian. Born in Nashua, Iowa, he earned degrees from Grinnell College, the University of Missouri, and the University of Chicago. Quaife was a leading figure in historical preservation as secretary-editor of Detroit Public Library’s Burton Collection.
Whether you’re a lifelong Detroiter or new to the city’s history, This is Detroit 1701–1951 in Pictures is a compelling addition to your library. Its blend of historical detail and captivating photography provides a lasting tribute to the spirit and growth of this iconic city.
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