Milwaukee Junction

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Milwaukee Junction is a historic industrial district in Detroit, Michigan, known as an early hub of the American automotive industry.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic district
industrial district
country United States
developedAs rail-served industrial area
economicRole manufacturing employment center
transportation hub
hasBuildingType factory
industrial loft
warehouse
hasCulturalSignificance symbol of Detroit’s early auto era
hasHeritageStatus historic industrial district
hasLandUse commercial reuse of former factories
industrial land use
light manufacturing
hasNameOrigin named for railroad junction serving Milwaukee line
hasPreservationInterest subject of historic preservation efforts
hasTransportationLink Grand Trunk Western Railroad
Michigan Central Railroad
railroad junction
historicalEra early 20th century
late 19th century
industry automotive industry
industrial production
manufacturing
knownFor automobile manufacturing
early hub of the American automotive industry
railroad-oriented industrial development
locatedIn Detroit
Michigan
Wayne County, Michigan
locatedInTimeZone Eastern Time Zone
near New Center, Detroit
linked to: Midtown Detroit
notableForCompany Dodge Brothers
Fisher Body
Ford Motor Company
Packard Motor Car Company
Studebaker
partOf Detroit automotive heritage
Detroit, Michigan
linked to: Detroit
region Midtown Detroit area
linked to: Midtown Detroit
roleInHistory center of early automobile production in Detroit
key node in Detroit’s industrial growth
state Michigan
urbanCharacter industrial
mixed industrial and commercial

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Piquette Avenue Plant locatedInNeighborhood Milwaukee Junction