Corktown

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Corktown is Detroit’s oldest surviving neighborhood, known for its historic row houses, Irish heritage, and proximity to the former Tiger Stadium site.

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Corktown canonical 6
Corktown neighborhood 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic district
neighborhood
adjacentTo Downtown Detroit
Michigan Avenue
former Tiger Stadium site
country United States
developedDuring Irish immigration wave of the 1840s
governedBy City of Detroit
linked to: Detroit
hasBuildingType mixed-use commercial building
row house
single-family home
hasCharacteristic oldest surviving neighborhood in Detroit
residential and commercial mixed-use area
walkable urban fabric
hasCulturalAssociation Detroit sports culture
Irish Catholic community
hasDemographicGroup Irish-American residents
longtime Detroit residents
young professionals
hasHeritage Irish-American
linked to: Irish American
hasLandUse commercial
entertainment
residential
hasPostalCode 48216
inception mid-19th century
knownFor 19th-century brick homes
Irish heritage
Victorian-era architecture
bars and restaurants
historic row houses
proximity to former Tiger Stadium site
revitalization and redevelopment
worker housing from the 1800s
locatedIn Detroit
Michigan
locatedInTimeZone Eastern Time Zone
namedAfter Cork, Ireland
County Cork
near Downtown Detroit
Michigan Central Station
partOf Detroit Historic Districts
Detroit city core
Wayne County
streetPattern grid
subjectOf historic preservation efforts
urban revitalization projects

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Tiger Stadium neighborhood Corktown
Corktown Campus locatedIn Corktown neighborhood
linked to: Corktown
Downtown Detroit adjacentTo Corktown
Detroit hasHistoricDistrict Corktown