Overview
Lincoln Park has seen many things come and go.
Originally home to the Wyandot and Potawatomi, the area also served Odawa Chief Pontiac for a historic Native American council meeting. European ribbon farms once stretched from Fort Pontchartrain. By the early twentieth century, rapid growth transformed Lincoln Park into “The Crossroads of Downriver.” Many of the early building blocks, and indeed, the way the land itself was used by the earliest inhabitants have been lost to time. LeBlanc’s Saloon & Store, the Atlantic & Pacific Grocery Store, and Lincoln Park Pharmacy are gone. As are Mother’s and Clemente’s, the Sears Shopping Center, and many churches, schools and local attractions.
Utilizing resources from the Lincoln Park Historical Museum and Society, author Craig Hutchison strives to tell and preserve these stories.
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