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As dying city
"This happens in history is not the first time. The bodies of the other great cities buried in the desert, and wiped out the Asian jungles.
Some have fallen so long that they are not left even the name.
But for those who live there, the destruction seemed no more likely and possible, seems to me rather than dying giant modern city ... »
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This - the schedule, a schedule. Groda The population of Detroit, the one where they make cars.
If you look closely, you can see - it's not a simple graph:
Over the past 50 years, the white population of the city decreased by almost 10 times.
Blue line - the white population, the red - black.
And this - the consequences of what they describe graphs: the death of the city.
Central Station
Lounge
He also, in 1913
Platforms
Luxury residential neighborhoods
Exclusive suburb
(such homes in Detroit, literally tens of thousands)
Castle James Scott, a millionaire playboy and
Cadillac Hotel
The main ballroom
The same room in the glorious 1930s
He, in the 1950s
Other hotels in the city - before and after
And just - after
Yacht Club
Golf
Cruise Ships
Street restaurants
"Trailer Park" - a popular country holiday
City Park
Pontiac Hospital
Veterans Hospital
Madison Theater
... And how he was
Theatre United Artisis
... And his past
National Theatre
Northeastern College
City Library
Hippodrome
Stables Racecourse 1,200 horses
Church of Sts. Cyril and Methodius
Anglican Church
Baptist Church
School at the church
School gym
Studebaker plant
Plant Packard
No comments ...
Some have fallen so long that they are not left even the name.
But for those who live there, the destruction seemed no more likely and possible, seems to me rather than dying giant modern city ... »
via egland
This - the schedule, a schedule. Groda The population of Detroit, the one where they make cars.
If you look closely, you can see - it's not a simple graph:
Over the past 50 years, the white population of the city decreased by almost 10 times.
Blue line - the white population, the red - black.
And this - the consequences of what they describe graphs: the death of the city.
Central Station
Lounge
He also, in 1913
Platforms
Luxury residential neighborhoods
Exclusive suburb
(such homes in Detroit, literally tens of thousands)
Castle James Scott, a millionaire playboy and
Cadillac Hotel
The main ballroom
The same room in the glorious 1930s
He, in the 1950s
Other hotels in the city - before and after
And just - after
Yacht Club
Golf
Cruise Ships
Street restaurants
"Trailer Park" - a popular country holiday
City Park
Pontiac Hospital
Veterans Hospital
Madison Theater
... And how he was
Theatre United Artisis
... And his past
National Theatre
Northeastern College
City Library
Hippodrome
Stables Racecourse 1,200 horses
Church of Sts. Cyril and Methodius
Anglican Church
Baptist Church
School at the church
School gym
Studebaker plant
Plant Packard
No comments ...