New National Historic District in Hamtramck

**renf** · October-26-12, 07:22 PM

The National Register of Historic Places of the Department of Interior announced that, on October 17 of this year, they had added to their register of historic district one in
Hamtramck bounded by Holbrook, Pulaski, Casmere and
Lehman. I would like to see a map of that new histroic
district. It appears to include one the architecturally significant churches in the area, St. Florians which was designed by Ralph Adam Cram.

**Islandman** · October-26-12, 11:17 PM

These streets don't make any sense, it's not encompassing one area. These are Hamtramck streets though. Link?

**middetres** · October-27-12, 06:27 AM

http://www.prnewswire.com/news-relea...175262911.html

So it looks like it's just Jos. Campau bounded on the north and south by those above mentioned streets

**Islandman** · October-27-12, 11:04 AM

Originally Posted by middetres

http://www.prnewswire.com/news-relea...175262911.html

So it looks like it's just Jos. Campau bounded on the north and south by those above mentioned streets

Excellent, thanks!

**p69rrh51** · October-27-12, 11:08 AM

Does anyone have a link to the final report for the district?

**Danny** · October-29-12, 10:53 AM

Real Estate Developers did put some Detroitesque brick bungalows and family colonial homes next to Hamtramck High School and east of Caniff St. Since the late 1940s to compete with the suburbs. These developers want to show that Hamtramck is not just a white collar town filled with long line of wood frame family flats.

**p69rrh51** · October-29-12, 01:00 PM

Originally Posted by Danny

Real Estate Developers did put some Detroitesque brick bungalows and family colonial homes next to Hamtramck High School and east of Caniff St. Since the late 1940s to compete with the suburbs. These developers want to show that Hamtramck is not just a white collar town filled with long line of wood frame family flats.

Don't you mean blue collar?