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portada detroit´s corktown, (mi) (in English)
Type
Physical Book
Language
English
Pages
127
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
23.5 x 16.4 x 0.9 cm
Weight
0.32 kg.
ISBN
0738551554
ISBN13
9780738551555

detroit´s corktown, (mi) (in English)

Armando Delicato (Author) · Julie Demery (Author) · Worker's Rowhouse Museum (Author) · Arcadia Publishing (SC) · Paperback

detroit´s corktown, (mi) (in English) - Delicato, Armando ; Demery, Julie ; Worker's Rowhouse Museum

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Synopsis "detroit´s corktown, (mi) (in English)"

Detroit's Corktown documents and celebrates the history of Detroit's oldest neighborhood, detailing its history of diversity.Detroit's Corktown celebrates the history of Detroit's oldest neighborhood. Many of their shotgun homes are still occupied, and many commercial buildings have served the community for decades. From Irish immigrants in the 1840s to urban pioneers of the 21st century, this community has beckoned to the restless of spirit, the adventurous, and those who have sought to escape poverty and oppression to make a new life in America. While the city of Detroit has undergone tremendous change over the years, Corktown has never forgotten the solid working-class roots established by brave pioneers in the mid-19th century. Today the neighborhood is the scene of increasing residential and commercial development and has attracted attention throughout the region. No longer exclusively Irish, the community has also been important historically to the large German, Maltese, and Mexican populations of Detroit. Today it is a diverse and proud community of African Americans, Hispanics, working-class people of various national origins, and a growing population of young urban pioneers. It is still the sentimental heart of the Irish American community of metropolitan Detroit, and the Irish Plaza on Sixth Street honors the city's Irish pioneers and their 600,000 descendents living in the region.

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