Arden Park-East Boston Historic District

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The Arden Park-East Boston historic district was officially designated as such by the City of Detroit on May 28th, 1981, under the Historic District ordinance 161-H.

The District includes 92 homes and 2 churches located in the area enclosed by Arden Park and East Boston Boulevards between Woodward and Oakland Avenues.

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Found Dog Boston Edison Detroit

Found Dog Friday, January 25, 2013. Small Golden Retriever mix Collie. Boy, he was walking Friday with school children home/lost at 11:30am on Woodward & Longfellow in Detroit. 48202. We found him... more

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stained glass Frederick Fisher

Hello, I am researching the stained glass firm, Francklyn Paris and Frederick Wiley, who designed the stained glass windows at the Detroit Public Library. One source I have states they also... more

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Dear Arden Park-East Boston Homeowner: Congratulations! Guardian Alarm congratulates you on living in one of Detroit’s premier historic home nieghborhoods. If you... more

Started: February 25th 2010Replies: 0

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