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Putting the heritage back in Heritage Fest

By Mark | August 25, 2009

Ypsilanti’s Heritage Festival used to be about more than just ugly people in too tight clothing, funnel cakes, moon walks full to the brim with mouth-breathing hooligans, and the inhalation of elephant ears. In decades past, it was about… well… the actual heritage of Ypsilantians. It’s been lost slowly over time, but, as I understand […]

Posted in History, Ypsilanti | Also tagged Dusty Diary, Heritage Fest, Heritage Festival, History, Laura Bien, reenactment, Riverside Park | 22 Comments

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