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Essays on urban decay

E side Myrtle Ave, looking SE, #27-23-21, is now this location on I-280.

By Myles Zhang June 1964 August 2022 Fairmount, Interstate 280

Tagged row of houses, yard.

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All photos were manually referenced to their contemporary locations. Contemporary street views correspond to camera angles of former photos, even though address naming conventions and house numbers may have changed.
If a photo is misplaced, contact mylesz@umich.edu with a link to the photo and description of the error.

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