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American Legion Post 447 in Wyandotte. The "downriver area" is a blue-collar suburb closest to the Rouge River industrial area of Detroit, marked by small brick houses with aluminum awnings on postage-stamp lots. At any time of day, you can find retired, jobless, and working veterans in this windowless 154 year old train depot.
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