Loved the pictures, they say you can`t go home. well i just did, looking at the pictures. and i lived on elm street, thur my childhood years, from 1935- 1950.

I`M SO GLAD TO BE ABLE TO READ THINGS HAPPENING IN WYANDOTTE.

Great Photos, the gallery is superior.....Looking good Jason.....RIKKI ST JAMES

I miss the Wyandotte Main and Annex.

I was also born and raised in Wyandotte and my mother lived there most of her life so we visited yearly. I enjoy keeping up on the happenings and progress in Wyandotte through you. I have so many happy memories of growing up in Wyandotte and I miss the Wyandotte "show" as we called it, I couldn't believe it was gone! I lived in Wyandotte from 1939 till 1960 . Love all the pictures and love your feature on houses for sale. I lived on 8th st. and Davis. Two blocks from Mt Carmel cemetery. I was born in the house I was raised in and lived there except for the two yrs we lived in Riverview, until I moved to Indianapolis.

Super moon is an amazing photo.

here is video of our last show Language. stay tuned for Pushin' Paint with Talented local street artists and welcome home Bill Morrison (art director of Futurama) (simpsons) and (Disney artist)
http://youtu.be/aNoX7XCQanw

Who won the best of Michigan photo contest?

My name is Jackie Lewis..my maiden name is Jackie Stone,i just seen where there will be a fundraiser for a little girl with cancer on Nov,16th at the V.F.W. on Northline...I had a son ( Patrick Stone) with cancer who passed away in 1997..and the city of Wyandotte and it's residents rallied behind us in every way...our school (Washinton Elementry) and Mrs.Woodward done so much for us..So i hope EVERYONE comes out for this Little girl and her family..I do know I WILL BE THERE and I hope you will join me.

Hi My main squeeze and I were in the costume contest for 3rd Friday but forgot to take pictures if anyone took any please post. thanks

My father was born at home,555 Vinewood .He lived in Wyandotte for 40 years,which is where I was raised.He never lived more than 15 miles from his birth home (accept for WWII), until last few months living in a care facility by me in Kalamazoo.He died in April of 2012 at the age of 98! He left me many great Wyandotte stories,which I hope to write down

Hi, My name is Charles Gey, I lived on Maple St. I worked at the theater, as a film carrier, my job was to carry the films between the main and the annex in 1949 and 1950. never thought that the movie house would disappear