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Dam Candy Store
The Dam Candy Store is located in Fishtown — featuring a variety of favorite candies, and ice cream.
Learning About Fishtown Through Stories
By Claire Kurnick ~ FPS Intern 2019 Since the age of five I have joined my family for the packed car ride north from suburban Detroit to enjoy the bliss and peace of summers in Leland. After my parents divorce, my mother wanted to leave Bloomfield Hills and move north, but it wasn’t until she […]
Long’s Furniture World and Mattress
Long’s Furniture World in Franklin, Indiana, offers a wide selection of both traditional and modern furniture and high quality mattresses.
Fishtown’s Mortgage Pay-Off Celebration
Fishtown Preservation completed the Fishtown mortgage on February 7, 2019! In celebration, we declared February 7–16, 2019 ~ Love Fishtown Week! The shanty rooftops were relit* with the addition of a big red heart from February 7 through February 16. On Thursday, February 14, 2019, we celebrated this important milestone in Fishtown. We offered tributes, […]
Going Down to Fishtown Video
Fishtown volunteer, singer-songwriter Steve Lindo surprised us by writing a song about Fishtown, and created and shared his video: Click here to watch video!
Fishtown, Under Construction
Long awaited, much anticipated, urgently needed: That’s the best way to describe the rehabilitation project that’s been going on in Fishtown throughout this punishing winter.
Fishtown Festival Photos
The Fishtown Festival, part of the 2012 Leland Heritage Celebration, was a wonderful day! Thanks to all of this year’s visitors, supporters, partner organizations, volunteers and sponsors. We hope you had a great time (including enjoying a bowl of whitefish chowder!), while helping to preserve Fishtown. For photos and highlights, see below. Don’t forget to […]
A Snapshot of History: 1959
Painting Fishtown has long been a Leland tradition, thanks to the long history of the Old Art Building.