My Grandpa Michael Koza ,. a bricklayer . He built , the Base of the Largest of the two Water Fountains on Belle Isles Park . It lit up at Night , displaying in different colors of streaming. water rising and falling into the Fountain .
If so many of the big brick buildings were made in the 1920's around Downtown, why don't we see any being built in the photos? As if all the buildings were made at the same time 😂
![Detroit, Michigan 1920s in color [60fps, Remastered] w/sound design added](/img/n.gif)
My Grandpa Michael Koza ,. a bricklayer . He built , the Base of the Largest of the two Water Fountains on Belle Isles Park . It lit up at Night , displaying in different colors of streaming. water rising and falling into the Fountain .
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Very interesting photo. I surely will have a rewiew. Hank you.
Very nice 👍 pleasure
Slow the slides a tad bit.
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2021
Would MUCH rather live in downtown Detroit in 1921!! Couldn't pay most people enough to live in those areas now!
@@joeykang7210 even downtown, its not a city. Its a playground for the rich. In those days there were markets and houses and little brick buildings
@@joeykang7210 yea downtown is very nice. What are you talking about? Somewhere in Australia? 🦘
If so many of the big brick buildings were made in the 1920's around Downtown, why don't we see any being built in the photos? As if all the buildings were made at the same time 😂
I lot of the brick buildings that were shown have been lost to time
They were dee stroid on purr pose. Mud Flud. Look it up. To hyde the trooth. Who built the "churches" in Dieu et droit? Look it up.
@UCnmcSzaP1Xu1clk-W2jE7Pg I would say you have eyes to see.