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Stanley's Mannia Cafe, 265 E. Baltimore Ave., Detroit, 2015. This 1971 building was a Chinese Restaurant, that later became The Rhythm Kitchen a Reggae, hip-hop dancehall. In 1999 was the Grace Fellowship Church, and later God's Way Church

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Vergara, Camilo J.

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2015 08 12.
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Keywords

  1. Detroit
  2. Digital Photographs
  3. Michigan
  4. Ruins
  5. Time Lapse
  6. Time Lapse: Detroit
  7. United States

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