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Paul Vachon

    Paul Vachon is an author and freelance writer whose work explores themes of history, travel, business, education, and green living. His distinctive voice and approach to these subjects have garnered attention in various publications, making him a compelling voice for readers interested in a diverse range of topics. Vachon's curiosity and ability to connect with readers shine through his engaging prose.

    Legendary Locals of Detroit, Michigan
    Moon Michigan's Upper Peninsula (Fourth Edition)
    Moon Michigan (Seventh Edition)
    Lost Restaurants of Detroit
    Moon Michigan, 6th Edition
    Moon Michigan (Eigth Edition)
    • Lost Restaurants of Detroit

      • 178 pages
      • 7 hours of reading

      Exploring the rich culinary history of Detroit, the book delves into iconic restaurants that have left a lasting impact on the city. It highlights memorable moments, such as Barbra Streisand's early performances at the Caucus Club and the significance of the Machus Red Fox in the Hoffa mystery. Through engaging stories and nearly forgotten recipes, Paul Vachon captures the essence of Detroit's dining scene, from fine dining establishments to beloved ethnic eateries, inviting readers to reminisce and savor the city's gastronomic legacy.

      Lost Restaurants of Detroit
    • Moon Michigan (Seventh Edition)

      • 450 pages
      • 16 hours of reading

      Lifelong Michigander Paul Vachon shares his love of his home state in this guide to Michigan, now in full color for the first time

      Moon Michigan (Seventh Edition)
    • Legendary Locals of Detroit, Michigan

      • 128 pages
      • 5 hours of reading

      The rich history of Detroit reveals a transformation from a frontier military outpost to a vibrant industrial hub, driven by the automobile industry and figures like Henry Ford. The city experienced a cultural renaissance through notable contributions in literature, architecture, and music. However, this growth was marred by racial tensions, notably the 1967 insurrection, which left lasting scars but also paved the way for new opportunities for justice and unity, championed by leaders like Rev. William Cunningham. Ongoing efforts aim to revitalize this once-thriving metropolis.

      Legendary Locals of Detroit, Michigan
    • Forgotten Detroit

      • 130 pages
      • 5 hours of reading
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      Exploring the lesser-known tales of Detroit's rich heritage, this book highlights the city's evolution from its founding in 1701 through its industrial boom. It showcases influential figures like Albert Kahn, Mary Chase Stratton, and Henry Ford II, who shaped the city's commerce, culture, and art. As it uncovers forgotten stories, the narrative emphasizes Detroit's significant contributions to various industries, including fur trading and automobile manufacturing, while reflecting on the city's historical impact and legacy.

      Forgotten Detroit
    • South Oakland County

      • 96 pages
      • 4 hours of reading

      The book explores Oakland County's development as a diverse and prosperous community, reflecting the broader trends in Michigan's history. It highlights the influence of the automotive industry from Detroit, showcasing how industry leaders shaped the area. Through pivotal Then and Now scenes, the narrative illustrates significant historical moments that have had national repercussions, offering a visual journey through the county's rich heritage and its role in American history.

      South Oakland County
    • Exploring Detroit's rich history, this illustrated timeline chronicles its evolution from a military outpost to a hub of the auto industry. Key events include the city's capture during the War of 1812, the persistence of slavery in the 1820s, and Mayor Hazen Pingree's advocacy for citizens. The narrative also highlights architectural achievements, cultural developments, and notorious figures like the Black Legion and Father Charles Coughlin. Concluding with recent milestones, the book offers a comprehensive look at over 300 years of Detroit's story through engaging facts and visuals.

      Detroit: An Illustrated Timeline, 2nd Edition