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Early Years of the Great Depression - Mar. 10 (Wed.) 11 am
Working Detroit - Mar. 10 (Wed.) 1 pm
Memories of the Great Depression and Detroit's Recovery - Mar. 11 (Thu.) 11 am
FULL-"New" Technology - 1930 vs. 2010: It's All Relative - Mar. 12 (Fri.) 11 am
Prohibition in Detroit - Mar. 14 (Sun.) 2 pm
Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) - Mar. 19 (Fri.) 11 am
Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) - Mar. 19 (Fri.) 1 pm
The Food of a Younger Land - Mar. 20 (Sat.) 1 pm
The "Detroit Industry" Murals and the Great Depression - Mar. 21 (Sun.) 2 pm
Saving the Soil at the Grassroots: Michigan's Dust Bowl, 1937-41 - Mar. 25 (Thu.) 11 am
Saving the Soil at the Grassroots: Michigan's Dust Bowl, 1937-41 - Mar. 25 (Thu.) 1 pm
Art Deco in Detroit - Mar. 27 (Sat.) 1 pm
Mickey Cochrane - Mar. 28 (Sun.) 2 pm
The "Detroit Industry" Murals and the Great Depression - Mar. 31 (Wed.) 1 pm
Factory Workers in the 1930s and Today: This Is Not Your Grandparents' Depression - Apr. 7 (Wed.) 11 am
Staying Alive and Fighting to Survive: Detroit in the Great Depression - Apr. 8 (Thu.) 1 pm
Hollywood and the Tumultuous '30s - Apr. 9 (Fri.) 11 am
Eliel Saarinen and the Building of Cranbrook: 1925-42 - Apr. 9 (Fri.) 1 pm
Jazz in Detroit During the Great Depression - Apr. 10 (Sat.) 1 pm
Quilting in Detroit in the 1930s - Apr. 11 (Sun.) 2 pm
"Gone With the Wind:" A Depression Phenomenon - Apr. 14 (Wed.) 11 am
"Gone With the Wind:" A Depression Phenomenon - Apr. 14 (Wed.) 1 pm
"New" Technology - 1930 vs. 2010: It's All Relative - Apr. 15 (Thu.) 11 am
The Works Progress Administration in Detroit - Apr. 16 (Fri.) 11 am
Compassion in a Crisis: The Fords and Philanthropy in the 1930s - Apr. 17 (Sat.) 1 pm
Henry Ford Trade School - Apr. 21 (Wed.) 3 pm
The New Deal and the Future of American Business - Apr. 22 (Thu.) 11 am
The New Deal and the Future of American Business - Apr. 22 (Thu.) 1 pm
How Nash Motors and the Hudson Motor Car Company Survived the Great Depression - Apr. 23 (Fri.) 11 am
The Essential Henry Ford - Apr. 24 (Sat.) 1 pm
Detroit's Belle Isle: Island Park Gem - Apr. 25 (Sun.) 2 pm
Packard Motor Car Company - Apr. 28 (Wed.) 11 am
The Unions' Role During the 1930s - Apr. 28 (Wed.) 1 pm
Motor City: The Story of Detroit - Apr. 30 (Fri.) 1 pm
Detroit: The Black Bottom Community - May 1 (Sat.) 1 pm
Detroit's Infamous Purple Gang - May 5 (Wed.) 11 am
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