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When Detroit’s North End community was a Filmmaking Mecca | The Michigan Chronicle

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Once upon a time - between the mid-1930s and late 1960s - a cluster of buildings in Detroit’s North End community served as the World Headquarters for the Jam Handy Organization, a mammoth national filmmaking company.   The structures’ centerpiece was a Gothic-Revival building bathed in white and blue located at 2900 E. Grand Boulevard, just … Continued

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