Shorpy Saturday – The Steno Pool: 1903
By Jeffrey Buck Enjoy your St. Patrick’s Day weekend! Take a look at the photograph entitled “The Steno Pool: 1903“: “Stenographers’ room, Leland & Faulconer Manufacturing Co., Detroit.” It’s...
View ArticleShorpy Saturday – Factory Air: 1912
By Jeffrey Buck I love architecture, especially the magnificent architecture we have here in Detroit. People always say, “they don’t build them like they used to.” and I think that’s particular correct...
View ArticleShorpy Saturday – Flower Car: 1901
By Jeffrey Buck Spring is here and warmer weather is near. What better way to usher in the better weather than with some flowers. Take a look at the photograph entitled “Flower Car: 1901“: Detroit,...
View ArticleShorpy Saturday – Autumn Leaves: 1899
By Jeffrey Buck Have a great weekend! Go Tigers! Take a look at the photograph entitled “Autumn Leaves: 1899“: Mount Clemens, Michigan, circa 1899. “Gratiot Avenue and Church Street.” 8×10 inch dry...
View ArticleShorpy Saturday – The Old Club: 1904
By Jeffrey Buck As the rain continues to pour, we look forward to sunny days by the water. Take a look at the photograph entitled “The Old Club: 1904“: St. Clair Flats, Michigan, circa 1904. “The Old...
View ArticleShorpy Saturday – A Hidden Crime: 1904
By Jeffrey Buck Keep dry this weekend! Take a look at the photograph entitled “A Hidden Crime: 1904“: Detroit circa 1904. “Whitney Opera House.” Now playing: Pauline Fletcher in the “sensational scenic...
View ArticleShorpy Saturday – Post Office Max: 1912
By Jeffrey Buck I marvel at buildings built during this time period because of their incredible detail and beauty. It’s incredible to think about the planning and construction of these structures...
View ArticleShorpy Saturday – Ground Rules: 1900
By Jeffrey Buck Are you hitting the links this weekend? Let us know what your favorite golf course is in Michigan! Take a look at the photograph entitled “Ground Rules: 1900“: Circa 1900. “Golf links...
View ArticleShorpy Saturday – Tube Inspector: 1942
By Jeffrey Buck Enjoy the weekend with a little bit of history! Take a look at the photograph entitled “Tube Inspector: 1942“: July 1942. “Ford bomber plant at Willow Run, Michigan. Inspection of more...
View ArticleShorpy Saturday – Union Trust: 1906
By Jeffrey Buck They come and they go. Buildings in Detroit are always vulnerable to the wrecking ball. Take a look at the photograph entitled “Union Trust: 1906“: 1906. “Union Trust Building,...
View ArticleShorpy Saturday – Dodges of War: 1942
By Jeffrey Buck Detroit doing its part to help win the war. The assembly line at its finest. Take a look at the photograph entitled “Dodges of War: 1942“: August 1942. “Detroit (vicinity). Chrysler...
View ArticleShorpy Saturday – Dodge Noir: 1948
By Jeffrey Buck Although this is a photograph of a dealership in NYC; it says Detroit all over it. I spent some time at Meadow Brook Hall this past weekend and the Dodge Brother’s money has done some...
View ArticleShorpy Saturday – New Wave: 1941
By Jeffrey Buck The technology and size may have changed but these are still used today! Take a look at the photograph entitled “New Wave: 1941“: July 1941. “Detroit, Michigan. Women drying their hair...
View ArticleShorpy Saturday – Army Ambulances: 1942
By Jeffrey Buck Enjoy your weekend! Take a look at the photograph entitled “Army Ambulances: 1942“: August 1942. “Detroit, Michigan. Chrysler Corporation Dodge truck plant. Dodge ambulances are here,...
View ArticleShorpy Saturday – Ghost Jerk: 1909
By Jeffrey Buck Drug stores sure have changed over the years. I’d like to see the return of the soda fountain counter! Take a look at the photograph entitled “Ghost Jerk: 1909“: Detroit circa 1909....
View ArticleShorpy Saturday – Children’s Day: 1902
By Jeffrey Buck Belle Isle is trying to make a comeback with the help of several organizations. Hopefully one day it will be filled with people like it was here, over 100 years ago. Take a look at the...
View ArticleShorpy Saturday – Liver & Lights: 1942
By Jeffrey Buck It was a different time in Detroit on many levels. Take a look at the photograph entitled “Liver & Lights: 1942“: February 1942. Detroit, Michigan. “Sign in a grocery window in the...
View ArticleShorpy Saturday – A Toast: 1940
By Jeffrey Buck “A picture is worth a thousand words” is very fitting when it comes to this weekends photograph. The Detroit Yacht Club continues to be a hot spot during the summer months for all ages....
View ArticleShorpy Saturday – Give Him a Schick: 1941
By Jeffrey Buck Shopping has changed tremendously over the years. Today’s transactions are increasing online and stores are nowhere close to being as elaborate and ornate as they once were. Detroit’s...
View ArticleShorpy Saturday – Smoke Monster: 1905
By Jeffrey Buck It’s October… the time of year monsters are celebrated! Take a look at the photograph entitled “Smoke Monster: 1905“: Circa 1905. “Transfer steamer Detroit of Detroit in the ice.” 8×10...
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