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Detroit Illustrated, originally published in 1891, offers a fascinating glimpse into the commercial and architectural landscape of Detroit at the height of its late 19th-century prosperity. This meticulously detailed volume showcases the city's "bracing climate, wonderful resources, and capabilities," providing a comprehensive overview of its origin and history. Interspersed with illustrations of its fine public and private buildings, the book presents a vivid portrait of Detroit as a thriving metropolis.
Authored by Harry H. Hook, and published in Detroit, this historical record captures the spirit of a city on the rise, highlighting its commercial achievements and the architectural marvels that defined its skyline. "Detroit Illustrated" is an invaluable resource for historians, urban planners, and anyone interested in the rich heritage of Detroit and the American Midwest, offering insights into the factors that shaped this dynamic city.
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