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Discuss Detroit: Rednecks I think it was called the Chevy Plant So when I hear the words "car factory", I am reminded of how a little girl, born in the Appalachian Mountains of Virginia, shuffled back and forth between there and the mountains of West Virginia, on to the Allegahny mountain region of Pennsylvania landed in such a flat, big Metro Area we all call Detroit!
Discuss Detroit: Old Car Factories - 7 The first Carhartt factory in 1910 Michigan Ave 10th St Ty Cobb used to work across the street When this was drawn, Mr Carhartt hadn't been drawn into the world of auto manufacturing The palace of the Princess at 1201-1215 Frederick Bellevue The Detroit Motor Car Company made the "Detroiter" at 1915-1917 Holbrook Greeley
Discuss Detroit: Old Car Factories Detroityes is an art project presenting images of detroit and dedcated to healing the international metropolis of Detroit
Discuss Detroit: Old Car Factories - 6 The Lozier factory on Mack Later, Lozier moved to the Warren Motor Car Co plant on Holden Lozier ad copied from "Images of America-Detroit 1900-1930" by Richard Bak
Discuss Detroit: Archive through May 22, 2008 Windsor, Ontario – Automotive historian and author James C Mays has donated his extensive collection of material on the Canadian auto industry to the University of Windsor The collection includes sales brochures, original factory photos, taped interviews, production figures, books and other rare material, and is estimated to be worth about $85,000
Discuss Detroit: Location of first Ford Shop? Check the Old Car Factory thread for the location of the shed on Bagley I circled it from an 1897 map Detroitnerd Member Username: Detroitnerd Post Number: 594 Registered: 07-2004 Posted From: 209 69 221 253 Posted on Friday, May 12, 2006 - 1:14 pm:
Discuss Detroit: Uniroyal Site Progress I searched the Old Car Factory archives on this site but could not find a reference to the US Rubber Co at the old Hupp place Thought maybe I just did not know where to look I had read that a steel company (was it Midland Steel) purchased the entire complex in 1950 but could find no other reference to US Rubber Co at this site Iowaboy Member