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Thanks, Neilr. I remembered that banner sign across the top of the wall, but could not place it. Apparently, that picture is not especially recent - I found this one after I knew what I was looking...

Does anyone know where the picture accompanying the aricle was taken?
http://i2.cdn.turner.com/money/2012/01/18/news/economy/detroit_bankruptcy/detroit-street.gi.top.jpg

We ate at Billy's and Robin Hood Grill all the time. Another favorite was Lou's Delicatessan on 6 Mile. Opened my first bank account at Detroit Bank and Trust [[Comerica) on Livernois at Clarita. ...

It turns out the thread on the "Avenue of Fashion" mentioned Kaye's. I found mention of a deli called Maxie's by Tiger Stadium, but I'm still trying to nail down the little grocery on Livernois at...

Yeah, Gary. I've gotten used to the idea that nothing lasts forever. What's harder sometimes is when what comes after is so much worse than what was.

Gary, I was sent on similar errands to Market Basket, we used it the same way. When they bugged out, another proprietor came in to carry on the tradition of an upscale market. I don't know how long...

OK, Kaye's is definitely the place across from the fire station. Maxie's/Max's sure rings a bell, though, and makes me wonder if that might be the little grocery store I'm chasing. The pickle...

Right, we went to the supermarket on 9 Mile just east of Livernois, which was also an A & P. I had totally forgotten the Pickford Market, so thank your mother for reminding me of it!

Thanks so much! I believe you are right. Now that you say that, I am wondering if it might have been some variation, like Max's, but this is definitely the basic name. One down, one to go.

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New to the forum, I have had a great time poring through the posts, revisiting places and memories. I have been assembling a family history for some time, and the Internet is a huge resource. I am...