Detroit's Historic Eastern Market - Fogelman, Randall; Rush, Lisa E.
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This book documents the interesting history of Detroit's historic Eastern Market. Established in 1891, Detroit's Eastern Market is the largest historic market district in the United States. This cultural and commercial landmark remains a bustling, vital place today on several levels: a wholesale market featuring the freshest local produce, a weekly Saturday shopping tradition for thousands of metro Detroiters, a special-event venue, and the original home for some of the city's oldest specialty food and dining businesses. Although much has changed through the years, Eastern Market is still a…mehr

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This book documents the interesting history of Detroit's historic Eastern Market. Established in 1891, Detroit's Eastern Market is the largest historic market district in the United States. This cultural and commercial landmark remains a bustling, vital place today on several levels: a wholesale market featuring the freshest local produce, a weekly Saturday shopping tradition for thousands of metro Detroiters, a special-event venue, and the original home for some of the city's oldest specialty food and dining businesses. Although much has changed through the years, Eastern Market is still a place for generations of metro Detroiters to gather to buy produce and plants, shop its unique stores, enjoy a great meal, and meet friends both old and new--all in a historic and authentic market setting.
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Autorenporträt
Randall Fogelman is the vice president of business development for Eastern Market Corporation, the nonprofit organization that manages the market. Fogelman holds degrees in art history and urban planning. Lisa Rush has organized weekly walking tours focused on the colorful history of Eastern Market and surrounding areas for the past nine years as part of Preservation Wayne's Detroit Heritage Tours program.