History Repeats Itself: Homelessness in Detroit
In 1910, Detroit was one of America’s top ten cities, with a population of 465,766, mainly living in the confines of Grand Boulevard. Housing in Detroit consisted of some single-family homes built close together, duplexes, boarding and rooming houses, multi-story apartments, and residential hotels, all located close to work. Streets were used for walking, biking, Read More …