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Summary
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English: Ford Piquette Plant, 411 Piquette Ave, Detroit, MI
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Date |
6 November 2009 |
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Own work |
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Rsep09 || www.jjhphotography.printroom.com |
Object location
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42° 22′ 7.00″ N, 83° 3′ 56.00″ W
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Licensing
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