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Second Baptist Church | Historic Detroit

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By Dan Austin
| HistoricDetroit.org
When it comes to Detroit’s most important surviving Black historical landmarks, Second Baptist Church is second to none. Second Baptist is the first and oldest Black congregation in the state, and played a defining role in the abolitionist and civil-rights movements, helped up to 5,000 enslaved people reach freedom on the Underground Railroad, and pushed for political and social justice and economic mobility for African Americans.
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Courville Elementary School (Elizabeth Courville Elementary School, Courville Elementary-Middle School) | Historic Detroit

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By Dan Austin
| HistoricDetroit.org
This east side school was named after Elizabeth Courville, a Detroit teacher and principal. Born in 1862, she was a product of Detroit schools herself before returning to teach for 26 years and serving as a principal for 18.
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Dreamtroit (Warren Motor Car Co.)

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By Dan Austin
| HistoricDetroit.org
From an auto plant to a grocer distribution center to a recycling center and art park to a residential community, this complex of five industrial buildings near New Center has seen as many transformations as the city itself. Today, the development known as Dreamtroit is home to 76 apartments and 38,000 square feet of retail and entertainment space, the acclaimed Lincoln Street Art Park and one of the more ambitious adaptive reuse initiatives in the city.
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