Birthday bash celebrates Detroit’s 304th
“…If it weren’t for Antoine de la Mothe Cadillac, we might not be celebrating the 304th birthday of Detroit’s founding on July 24.”
Celebrating Detroit’s birthday each year helps reconnect with its rich history and gives everyone “a great source of civic and personal pride”.
– Click here to read more about the details of the Birthday celebrations that included among others, a snack of the era — ginger cookies and iced apple juice, and an exhibit featuring rare memorabilia of the Supremes.
– Source: The Detroit News
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