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Ypsi’s founding fathers envisioned a “public square” on Water Street

By Mark | June 1, 2013

I received an interesting email today from a reader concerning the acre of Water Street that we’ve been working on these past few months. Attached to the email were three images… two of which were taken from “Washtenaw County: An Illustrated History“. The person who sent the email wanted me to know that the original […]

Posted in History, Other, Special Projects, Uncategorized, Ypsilanti | Also tagged 1825, commons, Core Resources, Family Dollar, John Stewart, maps, New Beginnings Academy, public space, seed bombing, Washtenaw County: An Illustrated History, Water Street, Water Street Commons, Water Street Redevelopment Project, William Harwood, Ypsi history | 12 Comments

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