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 | | On Detroit posed this question to several preservationists, including Lowell Boileau, who rates his best and worst with poetic and photographic embellishment on his Web site, http://detroityes.com/ and Katherine Clarkson and Jim Turner, the pillars of Preservation Wayne, which sponsors annual awards to revitalizing efforts around town. |
 | | Other panelists were Stewart McMillin, who leads architectural and cultural tours around Detroit, and Michael Davis, former president of the Detroit Historical Society and a longtime member of the Algonquin Club, the Windsor-Detroit historic group. |
 | | The old Detroit City Hall, built in 1871 and torn down in 1961 to make way for a new chrome and glass skyscraper, represented a first step in a long series of downtown tear downs, according to Davis, who worked in vain to stop it. |
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