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Reader Submission

Today’s post comes courtesy of a regular reader named Jamie T. The photo was taken by Jamie’s father from the car, at the intersection of Ouellette and Riverside.

On the far right hand side the British American Hotel is visible, and on the left is the brand new Dieppe Park, and Cleary Guest House.

Judging by the Detroit skyline and the presence of 1 Woodard Ave. I would guesstimate the date 1964.

Thanks for sending it in and sharing it Jamie. An amazing glimpse back in time.

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