[PDF.03lr] 63 Alfred Street: Where Capitalism Failed: The Life and Times of a Venetian Gothic Mansion in Downtown Detroit

63 Alfred Street: Where Capitalism Failed: The Life and Times of a Venetian Gothic Mansion in Downtown Detroit

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 | #1769702 in Books |  2010-06-13 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  8.50 x.43 x5.50l,.49 | File type: PDF | 172 pages

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||7 of 7 people found the following review helpful.| Somewhat interesting|By Jared Christopher McCann|I have to admit I bought this by hitting the wrong key on my Kindle, and thought that I might as well read it. I love old houses and "ruin porn", and for the most part liked his account of the house. I also thought the read was a bit disjointed, but was impressed about the sheer wealth of obscure information and wondered how he| |63 Alfred Street: Where Capitalism Failed: The Life and Times of a Venetian Gothic Mansion in Downtown Detroit is more than the tragic history of a grand residence built 130 years ago that has fallen into virtual ruin today, used by crack dealers and the local

In downtown Detroit there exists a grand residence built in the Venetian Gothic style some 130 years ago. It stands now in ruins seemingly more comfortable in the company of a lonely castle in the Scottish Highlands than in the shadow of Ford Field (Detroit Lions), Comerica Park (Detroit Tigers), and Joe Louis Arena (Detroit Red Wings). Though its only occupants for the last 40 years have been crack dealers and the local homeless population, its history reflects the leng...

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