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A face lift of sorts for the Gray Block Club from cracking purple to gold #grayblockclub #detroitneighborhoods #detroit #neighborhood #blockclub

Yorkshire Woods neighborhood name painted on the fence at the 4 Angels Garden, run by Yorkshire Woods Community Organization (YWCO)

Have you ever considered the smells of your neighborhood? What would the sensory map look like? #mappingdetroit #sensorymap

As #313day is upon us, appreciative of the support from Ren Farley at UM, a Detroit expert in his own right! #detroitday #mappingdetroit

Have you made a hand map of Detroit? Map your memories and experiences, map your Detroit! #mappingdetroit #handmap #detroitmap

Piety Hill is a neighborhood name that has migrated with the pious people of the city. It was first used for an area of western Downtown, then near Brush Park, until finally west of Woodward and adjacent to the North End. Clusters of churches are always key to the name’s use. #pietyhill #pietyhilldetroit #detroitneighborhoods #detroit #neighborhood

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