I don't think 44 Pitcher could've been renamed 44 Stimson as there was already a 44 Stimson between Woodward and Cass. The street was still named Pitcher on a 1915 map. On the 1930 map Pitcher is named Stimson. There's no Pitcher St. Listed in the 1921 "Old and New House Numbers" publication of the Dept. Of Public Works.
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September-17-13, 10:22 AM #8
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