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1. www.mycitymag.com › the-history-of-genesee-countyThe History of Genesee County Cities Part Four: Linden and ...

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   Apr 1, 2020 · In 1988, Linden officially became a city. In Argentine, Anson Wolcott bought Murray’s original mill after its previous owner, Dennis Stiles, lost it during the Great Depression. The Wolcott family continued to run the mill until selling it to Argentine Township in 1993.

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3. detroithistorical.org › learn › timeline-detroitBoomtown Detroit (1820-1860) - Detroit Historical Society

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   Boomtown Detroit (1820-1860) 1821: The fur trade is still a key export in Detroit and Michigan, but it is starting to decline due to overhunting. 1824: August 5. The territorial legislature reorganizes Detroit's city government, creating the Common Council and the office of mayor. 1825: April 4.

4. www.michiganhistorytrail.com › explore-michiganLinden Historic District — Michigan History Trail

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   Feb 21, 2022 · Linden's origins can be traced to the 1830s, when settlers began erecting mills along the Shiawassee River. Other industries soon followed, as the city became a regional center for buggy and barrel manufacturing, cement production, and foundry work.

5. www.wired.com › 2013 › 07See the Rise of the Motor City: Detroit's History in Maps

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   Jul 25, 2013 · But the maps in this gallery tell a different story -- the story of the city's rise. Europeans moved to the region as early as the 1600s, settling along the waterway connecting Lake Erie...

6. familytreemagazine.com › us › michiganFrom the Ashes: A Historical Map of Detroit

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   This historical map of Detroit, created in 1807, shows the city’s (first) rebirth. The map lays out the plan for rebuilding the city after the fire. Augustus Woodward, the first chief justice of the Michigan Territory, designed the project and helped bring it to fruition.

7. www.lindenmi.us › city-administrationCITY MANAGER - Linden, Michigan

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   The City Manager, with the consent and approval of the council, may designate an administrative officer or city employee to act as City Manager if he or she is temporarily absent from the city or unable to perform the duties of the office.

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   What is the history of Detroit?

   • This historical map of Detroit, created in 1807, shows the city’s (first) rebirth. The map lays out the plan for rebuilding the city after the fire. Augustus Woodward, the first chief justice of the Michigan Territory, designed the project and helped bring it to fruition.

   From the Ashes: A Historical Map of Detroit - Family Tree Magazine

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   Who is eligible to be a city manager in Linden?

   • No person who has held elective office in the City of Linden shall be eligible for appointment as City Manager or acting City Manager during a vacancy in that office until two (2) years have elapsed following the expiration of the term for which this person was elected.

   City Aministration / Linden, Michigan

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   Is Linden a historic place?

   • Linden's downtown, known as the Bridge Street - Broad Street Historic District, was listed in the National Register of Historic Places in 1982. Linden's origins can be traced to the 1830s, when settlers began erecting mills along the Shiawassee River.

   Linden Historic District — Michigan History Trail

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   What was Linden known for?

   • Other industries soon followed, as the city became a regional center for buggy and barrel manufacturing, cement production, and foundry work. In 1850 a post office was established, followed by a railroad stop in 1857 - two events that spurred Linden's growth.

   Linden Historic District — Michigan History Trail

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   What happened in Detroit in 1835?

   • Detroit’s first race riot occurs after Detroit’s black citizens help the Blackburns, a fugitive slave couple, escape to Canada. This event starts the anti-slavery movement in Detroit. 1834: A second cholera epidemic kills 600 Detroiters, nearly 1/8th of the city's population. 1835: November 18. Detroit's first City Hall is completed.

   Boomtown Detroit (1820-1860) - Detroit Historical Society

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   Who can act as city manager?

   • The City Manager, with the consent and approval of the council, can designate an administrative officer or city employee to act as City Manager if he or she is temporarily absent from the city or unable to perform the duties of the office.

   City Aministration / Linden, Michigan

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9. guides.lib.umich.edu › cDetroit Map Resources - University of Michigan Library

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   Oct 11, 2024 · Detroit Maps. This website links to a few historic maps of Detroit, ranging in date from 1708-1830. David Rumsey Map Collection. This database of historic maps contains several maps of the Detroit area. Planning Maps of Midwestern Cities in the 1920s and 1930s.