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Guided Tour

Detroit Historical Society docents lead a guided tour on Saturday, November 14, at 11 a.m. at the Detroit Historical Museum in Detroit. It's an hour-long walk through the city's story, from its earliest days to its modern transformation. The tour is free, but museum admission is separate.

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The museum's experienced docents walk you through the exhibitions and share the stories behind the artifacts, the kind of context you might miss on your own. Expect defining moments and cultural threads that shaped Detroit's identity over time.

The tour runs from 11 a.m. to noon. Joining the tour costs nothing, but you'll need to buy museum admission separately.

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