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1782 : Alexander Macomb Born, Victor of Battle of Plattsburg
1782 : Alexander Macomb Born, Victor of Battle of Plattsburg
Apr 3 all-day
 Painting image shared by HistoricDetroit.org In 1818 Territorial Governor Lewis Cass proclaimed that the third Michigan county to receive a name would be called Macomb. At that time the young General was Commander of the … Continue reading "1782 : Alexander Macomb Born, Victor of Battle of Plattsburg"
1838 : Jackson State Prison Construction Begins
1838 : Jackson State Prison Construction Begins
Apr 3 all-day
 On April 3, 1838, construction began on Michigan’s first state prison in Jackson. At one time, it was the largest walled prison in the world and still remains one of the biggest. The legislature passed … Continue reading "1838 : Jackson State Prison Construction Begins"
1848 : Michigan, Michigan Renamed Lansing, Michigan
1848 : Michigan, Michigan Renamed Lansing, Michigan
Apr 3 all-day
After about a year of letters being addressed to Michigan, Michigan, the state capitol’s name was changed to Lansing. Sources : Michigan History, January/February 2013. Lansing, Michigan wikipedia entry For more information about Lansing, Michigan’s … Continue reading "1848 : Michigan, Michigan Renamed Lansing, Michigan"
1869 : Legislature Passes Free Statewide School Supported by Local Taxes and State Aid
1869 : Legislature Passes Free Statewide School Supported by Local Taxes and State Aid
Apr 3 all-day
On April 3, 1869, the Legislature established a free statewide school system supported by local taxes and state aid. Prior to the act, local governments had issued rate bills (tuition charges) to the parents of … Continue reading "1869 : Legislature Passes Free Statewide School Supported by Local Taxes and State Aid"
1903 : Israelite House of David Settles in Benton Harbor
1903 : Israelite House of David Settles in Benton Harbor
Apr 3 all-day
 On April 3, 1903, Benjamin Purnell, an itinerate preacher, along with his wife Mary, created the Israelite House of David, a religious colony, in Benton Harbor, Michigan, with land donated by devout followers. Within a … Continue reading "1903 : Israelite House of David Settles in Benton Harbor"
1933 : Michigan Approves 21st Amendment, Repealing Prohibition
1933 : Michigan Approves 21st Amendment, Repealing Prohibition
Apr 3 all-day
 On April 3, 1933, Michigan became the first state to vote for a repeal of federal Prohibition. During the 1920s, Michigan was a battleground for bootleggers who smuggled liquor into Michigan from Canada. With the … Continue reading "1933 : Michigan Approves 21st Amendment, Repealing Prohibition"
1940 : Isle Royale National Park Established
1940 : Isle Royale National Park Established
Apr 3 all-day
 It’s the 75th birthday of Isle Royale National Park. It was established on April 3, 1940, and is Michigan’s only National Park. For more information see Isle Royale National Park, National Geographic Traveler. Isle Royale … Continue reading "1940 : Isle Royale National Park Established"
1956 : Northwest Grand Rapids Area Battered by Deadly Tornado
1956 : Northwest Grand Rapids Area Battered by Deadly Tornado
Apr 3 all-day
A deadly F5 tornado that packed winds of up to 300 mph struck northwest Grand Rapids, cutting a path from Hudsonville to Comstock Park. More than 330 injuries were reported, in addition to 17 … Continue reading "1956 : Northwest Grand Rapids Area Battered by Deadly Tornado"
1975 : Snowstorm Shuts Down MSU for 2nd Time
1975 : Snowstorm Shuts Down MSU for 2nd Time
Apr 3 all-day
A freak snowstorm on April 3-4, 1975 dumped 15 inches of wet snow, making roads and sidewalks impassable. Saginaw reported 14 inches; Flint reported 17 inches. Many people weren’t prepared for that kind of … Continue reading "1975 : Snowstorm Shuts Down MSU for 2nd Time"
1996 : Oldsmobile Park Opens in Lansing
1996 : Oldsmobile Park Opens in Lansing
Apr 3 all-day
 Lansing’s minor league ballpark – Oldsmobile Park – made its debut on April 3, 1996, with a college game between Michigan State University and the University of Michigan. Two days later, with the temperature around … Continue reading "1996 : Oldsmobile Park Opens in Lansing"
2000 : Matteen Cleaves Leads MSU to Second National Basketball Title
2000 : Matteen Cleaves Leads MSU to Second National Basketball Title
Apr 3 all-day
 Michigan State senior Mateen Cleaves limped his way to the Most Outstanding Player (MOP) of the 2000 NCAA Tournament. Cleaves sprained his ankle with 16:18 to play in the 2nd half, and this was after … Continue reading "2000 : Matteen Cleaves Leads MSU to Second National Basketball Title"
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1825 : John R. Williams Becomes Detroit’s First Mayor
1825 : John R. Williams Becomes Detroit’s First Mayor
Apr 4 all-day
 J ohn R. Williams became Detroit’s first mayor on April 4, 1825. The Detroit native and slave owner won with 102 votes, compared with the 11 votes cast for all his opponents together. Williams, a … Continue reading "1825 : John R. Williams Becomes Detroit’s First Mayor"
1846 : Madeleine LaFramboise Dies on Mackinac Island
1846 : Madeleine LaFramboise Dies on Mackinac Island
Apr 4 all-day
 Daughter of a French-Canadian Fur trader and an Ottawa mother, Madeleine was only 3 months old when her father died in 1780. She was raised in an Ottawa village on the Grand River among her … Continue reading "1846 : Madeleine LaFramboise Dies on Mackinac Island"
1849 : Old Sam, Famous Michigan Civil War Horse, Born
1849 : Old Sam, Famous Michigan Civil War Horse, Born
Apr 4 all-day
Old Sam was born April 4th, 1849 at the Abraham C. Fisk Breeding Stables in Coldwater Michigan. Before the Civil War, Old Sam was used to pull a street car back and forth from the … Continue reading "1849 : Old Sam, Famous Michigan Civil War Horse, Born"
1871 : First Michigan Woman Votes in General Election
1871 : First Michigan Woman Votes in General Election
Apr 4 all-day
Nannette Gardner became the first Michigan woman to vote in a general election when she cast her ballot on April 4, 1871, in Detroit. The wealthy widow convinced city election officials that she should be … Continue reading "1871 : First Michigan Woman Votes in General Election"
1910 : Ingham County, Along with 35 other Michigan Counties, Vote for Prohibition
1910 : Ingham County, Along with 35 other Michigan Counties, Vote for Prohibition
Apr 4 all-day
 On April 4, 1910, Michigan held a major election. Ingham was one of thirty-six Michigan counties to include a local prohibition option on the ballot. It passed. Ingham then became a “dry county,” where alcoholic … Continue reading "1910 : Ingham County, Along with 35 other Michigan Counties, Vote for Prohibition"
1943 : Detroit Pilot Sinks Japanese Combat Ship
1943 : Detroit Pilot Sinks Japanese Combat Ship
Apr 4 all-day
On April 4, 1943, the Detroit Free Press ran a feature titled “Michigan Fliers Write Saga of Heroism in Sky” that detailed the actions of Lt. Charles J. Stevens, of Detroit, who two days after … Continue reading "1943 : Detroit Pilot Sinks Japanese Combat Ship"
1971 : Gordie Howe Plays Last Game for Red Wings
1971 : Gordie Howe Plays Last Game for Red Wings
Apr 4 all-day
 On April 4, 1971, one of professional hockey’s most prolific scorers, Gordie Howe, played his last game for the Detroit Red Wings. Howe was born in Floral, Saskatchewan, in 1928. He joined the Red Wings … Continue reading "1971 : Gordie Howe Plays Last Game for Red Wings"
1979 : A Flight to Remember
1979 : A Flight to Remember
Apr 4 all-day
On April 4, 1979, a TWA Boeing 727 flying from New York City to the Twin Cities, carrying 80 passengers at 39,000 feet over Flint, suddenly swerved to the right, completed a 360-degree barrel … Continue reading "1979 : A Flight to Remember"
2013 : Detroit Lion Jason Hanson Retires After 21 Seasons
2013 : Detroit Lion Jason Hanson Retires After 21 Seasons
Apr 4 all-day
Jason Hanson played more games for the Detroit Lions than any player has ever played for any single NFL team, and the Lions announced today, after Hanson announced his retirement, that Hanson will remain an … Continue reading "2013 : Detroit Lion Jason Hanson Retires After 21 Seasons"
2014 : Bo Schembechler Statue Unveiled on Michigan Campus
2014 : Bo Schembechler Statue Unveiled on Michigan Campus
Apr 4 all-day
 Those who best knew Bo Schembechler know he would probably have grumbled about the life-size statue of him unveiled Friday night just outside the doors of newly renovated Schembechler Hall. The statue of Michigan’s legendary … Continue reading "2014 : Bo Schembechler Statue Unveiled on Michigan Campus"
2014 : Wayne’s State’s 12th President Inaugerated
2014 : Wayne’s State’s 12th President Inaugerated
Apr 4 all-day
 Photo by Chris Ehrmann/Crain’s Detroit Business Wayne State University President M. Roy Wilson chats during a Detroit Homecoming 2016 reception on Wednesday, the first day of the third annual event, which kicked off at the … Continue reading "2014 : Wayne’s State’s 12th President Inaugerated"
2014: Freddie Ford, the First C-3PO?
2014: Freddie Ford, the First C-3PO?
Apr 4 all-day
 At nine feet tall, more than 800 pounds and unable to move, this dude wasn’t quite as nimble as C-3PO, nor as small. But for several years throughout the late 1960s and early ’70s, … Continue reading "2014: Freddie Ford, the First C-3PO?"
2016: MSU’s Tom Izzo voted into Basketball Hall of Fame
2016: MSU’s Tom Izzo voted into Basketball Hall of Fame
Apr 4 all-day
 Michigan State coach Tom Izzo is officially a Hall of Famer. Izzo was announced today as part of the 2016 Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame class, and he will be enshrined Sept. 9 at … Continue reading "2016: MSU’s Tom Izzo voted into Basketball Hall of Fame"
2019 : Detroit Tigers Opening Day (Date Varies)
2019 : Detroit Tigers Opening Day (Date Varies)
Apr 4 all-day
The street musicians, dancers, scalpers, beer tents and tailgaters surrounded Comerica Park once again on opening day in 2019. The Detroit Tigers and fans were happy since they beat the Kansas City Royals 5-4. … Continue reading "2019 : Detroit Tigers Opening Day (Date Varies)"
2020 : Coping With Coronavirus Outbreak
2020 : Coping With Coronavirus Outbreak
Apr 4 all-day
 Dan Stuglik and Amy Simonson are photographed Tuesday, March 31, 2020 in Pokagon, Mich. The two will be joined by more than 100 cardboard cutouts of family and friends when they are married this Saturday … Continue reading "2020 : Coping With Coronavirus Outbreak"
2021 : Detroit Tiger Akil Baddoo Hits Homer on First Pitch
2021 : Detroit Tiger Akil Baddoo Hits Homer on First Pitch
Apr 4 all-day
On April 4, 2021, Tigers outfielder Akil Baddoo hit his first pitch in an MLB game out of the park for a homer. Although the number of fans in the stadium were limited because of … Continue reading "2021 : Detroit Tiger Akil Baddoo Hits Homer on First Pitch"
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1778 : Daniel Boone is brought to Detroit As a Prisoner
1778 : Daniel Boone is brought to Detroit As a Prisoner
Apr 5 all-day
 This 1820 painting by Chester Harding is the only portrait of Daniel Boone made during his lifetime. On April 5, 1778, Daniel Boone arrived at Detroit as a prisoner. During the American Revolution, Boone’s settlement … Continue reading "1778 : Daniel Boone is brought to Detroit As a Prisoner"
1845: Immigrants Depart Germany On Their Way To Found Frankenmuth
1845: Immigrants Depart Germany On Their Way To Found Frankenmuth
Apr 5 all-day
The emigrants departed from Nuernberg on April 5, 1845 and traveled by foot, wagons, and trains to Bremerhafen, where they bought the provisions for their voyage. On April 20 they boarded the CAROLINE, where four … Continue reading "1845: Immigrants Depart Germany On Their Way To Found Frankenmuth"
1882 : Battle of Manton
1882 : Battle of Manton
Apr 5 all-day
April 4-6, 1882. Cadillac’s decade-long struggle for the county seat came to a head on April 4, 1882, when ballots were cast throughout the county to determine whether the coveted prize should be moved from … Continue reading "1882 : Battle of Manton"
1920 : Detroit Voters Endorse Municipally-Owned Street Railway System
1920 : Detroit Voters Endorse Municipally-Owned Street Railway System
Apr 5 all-day
On April 5, 1920, Detroit voters approved Mayor James Couzens’ $15 million bond issue proposal to build and operate a (separate from the existing Detroit United Railway) municipally-owned street railway system. Source : Detroit Historical … Continue reading "1920 : Detroit Voters Endorse Municipally-Owned Street Railway System"
1947 : Flint Experiences Second Worst Natural Disaster
1947 : Flint Experiences Second Worst Natural Disaster
Apr 5 all-day
The flood of 1947 ranks No. 2 for the worst natural disasters in Flint history, topped only by the deadly Beecher tornado in 1953. Today, Riverbank Park looks the way it does because of the … Continue reading "1947 : Flint Experiences Second Worst Natural Disaster"
1993: Michigan Loses to North Carolina in NCAA Basketball Final
1993: Michigan Loses to North Carolina in NCAA Basketball Final
Apr 5 all-day
 The Fab Five reached the NCAA championship game as freshmen on April 6, 1992 and again as sophomores on April 5, 1993. They lost to Duke 71–51 in the 1992 title game and lost … Continue reading "1993: Michigan Loses to North Carolina in NCAA Basketball Final"
2018: Hazel Park Raceway Closes After 69 Years
2018: Hazel Park Raceway Closes After 69 Years
Apr 5 all-day
The long, twilight struggle for thoroughbred racing in Michigan finally may have ended. Like a lot of owners and breeders and others when they heard Thursday that the 69-year-old Hazel Park Raceway closed, Lisa Campbell … Continue reading "2018: Hazel Park Raceway Closes After 69 Years"
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1862 : First Michigan Light Artillery, Battery B, Sees Action at Shiloh, Tennessee
1862 : First Michigan Light Artillery, Battery B, Sees Action at Shiloh, Tennessee
Apr 6 all-day
 April 6-7, 2012 marks the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Shiloh, fought in southwestern Tennessee. Participants included the men of Battery B, First Michigan Light Artillery. Larry R. Houghton told their story in Michigan … Continue reading "1862 : First Michigan Light Artillery, Battery B, Sees Action at Shiloh, Tennessee"
1862 : Private George Sidman Receives Congressional Medal of Honor, Michigan’s Youngest Recipient
1862 : Private George Sidman Receives Congressional Medal of Honor, Michigan’s Youngest Recipient
Apr 6 all-day
Private George Sidman, a drummer boy from Owosso, received the Congressional Medal of Honor for heroism displayed on a Civil War battlefield in June 1862. He was the youngest man in the state to receive … Continue reading "1862 : Private George Sidman Receives Congressional Medal of Honor, Michigan’s Youngest Recipient"
1917 : War Fever Reflected in Detroit Free Press
1917 : War Fever Reflected in Detroit Free Press
Apr 6 all-day
On the day the U.S. declared war on Germany during World War I, the Detroit Free Press carried the following headline: ASK SCHOOL AID FOR WAR CROPS: M. A. C. Head and State Market Director … Continue reading "1917 : War Fever Reflected in Detroit Free Press"
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1928 : Police Radio Dispatches Launched in Detroit
1928 : Police Radio Dispatches Launched in Detroit
Apr 7 all-day
 The Association of Public Safety Communications Officials (APCO), IEEE and the American Radio Relay League marked the 90th anniversary of the world’s first police radio system on Saturday, April 7 on Detroit’s Belle Isle State … Continue reading "1928 : Police Radio Dispatches Launched in Detroit"
1939 : Francis Ford Coppola Born at Henry Ford Hospital
1939 : Francis Ford Coppola Born at Henry Ford Hospital
Apr 7 all-day
 Movie director Francis Ford Coppola received his middle name in honor of Henry Ford, not only because he was born in the Henry Ford Hospital but because of his musician-father’s association with the automobile manufacturer. … Continue reading "1939 : Francis Ford Coppola Born at Henry Ford Hospital"
1947 : Henry Ford Dies at his Dearborn Estate
1947 : Henry Ford Dies at his Dearborn Estate
Apr 7 all-day
On April 9, 1947 approximately 5,000 people passed his coffin per hour, which was on display at Greenfield Village. Only 600 could get inside St. Paul’s Episcopal Cathedral in Detroit for his funeral, but … Continue reading "1947 : Henry Ford Dies at his Dearborn Estate"
2005 : First Public Fairy Door Appears in Ann Arbor
2005 : First Public Fairy Door Appears in Ann Arbor
Apr 7 all-day
 The Fairy Doors of Ann Arbor are a series of small doors that are a type of installation art found in the city of Ann Arbor in the U.S. state of Michigan. The first one … Continue reading "2005 : First Public Fairy Door Appears in Ann Arbor"
2012 : Mike Wallace, Famous Journalist, Dies
2012 : Mike Wallace, Famous Journalist, Dies
Apr 7 all-day
 Mike Wallace, the longtime CBS newsman who died Saturday at age 93, kick-started his lengthy broadcast career at WOOD Radio in Grand Rapids, according to the station and multiple media reports. Wallace, who died Saturday … Continue reading "2012 : Mike Wallace, Famous Journalist, Dies"
2018 : International Beaver Day
2018 : International Beaver Day
Apr 7 all-day
 On this International Beaver Day, April 7, 2018, take a moment to marvel at the industrious critter of toothy fame, which you may not realize is actually responsible for some of Michigan’s oldest surviving infrastructure. … Continue reading "2018 : International Beaver Day"
2019 : One Shining Moment Written by Pontiac Native
2019 : One Shining Moment Written by Pontiac Native
Apr 7 all-day
What is perhaps the greatest sports song of all time came about thanks to a waitress, a napkin, and Larry Bird. And the writer is a Michigan native and basketball fan who supports both the … Continue reading "2019 : One Shining Moment Written by Pontiac Native"
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1842: Elizabeth Bacon Born, Future Wife of General George Armstrong Custer
1842: Elizabeth Bacon Born, Future Wife of General George Armstrong Custer
Apr 8 all-day
 Elizabeth Bacon Custer, a significant chronicler of the West and the wife of George Armstrong Custer, was born in Monroe, Michigan on April 8, 1842. Elizabeth Custer is best known today for her decades-long effort … Continue reading "1842: Elizabeth Bacon Born, Future Wife of General George Armstrong Custer"
1865 : General William Birney & His Black Troops Corner Robert E. Lee At Appomattox
1865 : General William Birney & His Black Troops Corner Robert E. Lee At Appomattox
Apr 8 all-day
David and William Birney — sons of the Bay City abolitionist — were major generals, recruiting and leading colored troops. And James G. Birney IV, grandson, enlisted in Bay City and rode with Gen. Custer … Continue reading "1865 : General William Birney & His Black Troops Corner Robert E. Lee At Appomattox"
1871 : Grand Ledge Incorporates
1871 : Grand Ledge Incorporates
Apr 8 all-day
On April 8, 1871, Grand Ledge incorporated and immediately created a plan to make itself a resort destination. The resort business began after John Burtch launched a steamer in the Grand River for the purpose … Continue reading "1871 : Grand Ledge Incorporates"
1907 : Rachel Andresen Born, Founder of Youth for Understanding
1907 : Rachel Andresen Born, Founder of Youth for Understanding
Apr 8 all-day
Student exchange program pioneer Rachel J. Andresen was born April 8, 1907 in Deerfield, Michigan. At the age of 16 she graduated at the top of her class and went on to receive her Bachelor … Continue reading "1907 : Rachel Andresen Born, Founder of Youth for Understanding"
1956: Last Detroit Streetcar Parked
1956: Last Detroit Streetcar Parked
Apr 8 all-day
On April 8, 1956, Detroit held a parade — a funeral procession more like it — to mark the death of the city’s streetcars. Late that afternoon, the last streetcar in the procession, car No. … Continue reading "1956: Last Detroit Streetcar Parked"
1957 : Lansing Board of Education Endorses Establishment of Lansing Community College
1957 : Lansing Board of Education Endorses Establishment of Lansing Community College
Apr 8 all-day
On April 8, 1957, the Lansing Board of Education adopted the following resolution: “We, the Lansing Board of Education, resolve to establish a community college and technical institute in the City of Lansing, Michigan ….” … Continue reading "1957 : Lansing Board of Education Endorses Establishment of Lansing Community College"
1968 : East Lansing Passes Ordinance Guaranteeing Fair Housing
1968 : East Lansing Passes Ordinance Guaranteeing Fair Housing
Apr 8 all-day
t was nearly 50 years ago that blacks were forbidden from owning property in East Lansing, home of MSU. It’s hard to believe a city heralded for being the first community in the nation to … Continue reading "1968 : East Lansing Passes Ordinance Guaranteeing Fair Housing"
2014 : Lacy Holsworth Dies, Forever Linked with 2013-14 Spartan Basketball Team
2014 : Lacy Holsworth Dies, Forever Linked with 2013-14 Spartan Basketball Team
Apr 8 all-day
 Lacey Holsworth, the eight-year-old girl who was battling cancer and was a special friend of MSU basketball center Adreian Payne, died on April 8. An Instagram post sent out by her Twitter account, @adorablelacey, … Continue reading "2014 : Lacy Holsworth Dies, Forever Linked with 2013-14 Spartan Basketball Team"
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1865 : Robert E. Lee’s Army of Northern Virginia Surrenders to Two Michigan Regiments
1865 : Robert E. Lee’s Army of Northern Virginia Surrenders to Two Michigan Regiments
Apr 9 all-day
 On April 9, 1865, Robert E. Lee’s Army of Northern Virginia surrendered Confederate arms and battle flags to two Michigan Regiments. Approximately 90,000 Michigan men had fought in the Civil War and 14,000 died. Source: … Continue reading "1865 : Robert E. Lee’s Army of Northern Virginia Surrenders to Two Michigan Regiments"
1871 : Alpena Business District Burns
1871 : Alpena Business District Burns
Apr 9 all-day
On April 9, 1871, the most disastrous fire Alpena had seen destroyed the business district of the city. More than 100 residents were left homeless, and Alpena was left without a place for public entertainment … Continue reading "1871 : Alpena Business District Burns"
1872 : Detroit’s Soldiers and Sailors Monument Unveiled
1872 : Detroit’s Soldiers and Sailors Monument Unveiled
Apr 9 all-day
 Perhaps no other area of Detroit has changed more often and more drastically over the years than Campus Martius, the city center. Over the years, Old City Hall, the Majestic Building, the Pontchartrain Hotel, the … Continue reading "1872 : Detroit’s Soldiers and Sailors Monument Unveiled"
1877 : Hughie Cannon Born, Ragtime Pianist
1877 : Hughie Cannon Born, Ragtime Pianist
Apr 9 all-day
 Hugo (Hughie) Cannon was born in Detroit, Michigan, to actors John S. Cannon and May Brown on April 9, 1877, some seven months after their Illinois marriage. Beginning around 1901, Cannon’s story was closely tied … Continue reading "1877 : Hughie Cannon Born, Ragtime Pianist"
1895 : Page Fence Giants, Early Black Baseball Squad from Adrian, Michigan, Plays First Game
1895 : Page Fence Giants, Early Black Baseball Squad from Adrian, Michigan, Plays First Game
Apr 9 all-day
 Before the creation of the first Negro National League (NNL) in 1920, many professional and semi-professional African American teams took to the ball field, giving hundreds of men the chance to earn their livelihood by … Continue reading "1895 : Page Fence Giants, Early Black Baseball Squad from Adrian, Michigan, Plays First Game"
1912 : Detroit Aldermen Determined to Put Bad Bars Out of Business
1912 : Detroit Aldermen Determined to Put Bad Bars Out of Business
Apr 9 all-day
According to the Warren-Cramlon Law of 1909, no city should have more than 1 bar per 500 residents. According to the latest census, Detroit should have no more than 1000 bar rooms, but in fact … Continue reading "1912 : Detroit Aldermen Determined to Put Bad Bars Out of Business"
1948 : Michigan Legislature Worried About Communists at MSC
1948 : Michigan Legislature Worried About Communists at MSC
Apr 9 all-day
On April 9, 1948, Michigan State College President John Hannah announced that no groups or individuals on the campus are admitting that they are Communists. Hannah and S. E. Crowe, dean of students, were subpoenaed … Continue reading "1948 : Michigan Legislature Worried About Communists at MSC"
2017 : Red Wings Host Last Game at the Joe Louis Arena
2017 : Red Wings Host Last Game at the Joe Louis Arena
Apr 9 all-day
The Red Wings closed out its 38-year residency at Joe Louis Arena with a 4-1 victory over the New Jersey Devils in front of 20,027 raucous fans, who hurled a reported 35 octopuses on the … Continue reading "2017 : Red Wings Host Last Game at the Joe Louis Arena"
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