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History Loves Company
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The Stories We Keep • Volume 16
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Season 3 Begins — 100 Years of Hockeytown & The W.J. Moore House
This week marks something bigger than a single episode.
We officially reorganized everything into Seasons — backdating all content into Seasons 1 and 2.
And now… Season 3 begins.
Monday, Streets of History returned with “100 Years of Hockeytown” — a full look at Detroit’s Red Wings legacy and the arenas that shaped a city.
Friday at 6PM, Homes of Michigan launches Season 3 with something different — an entire season centered around the W.J. Moore House in Caro, Michigan.
Plus: we dropped a surprise Pontiac Walk & Talk video, and we’ve got residential leases available at historic 30 & 35 N. Saginaw — along with commercial space inside the Riker Building.
This season is about legacy.
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Hi — Chris here.
This week felt like a reset — and a launch at the same time.
We broke everything into Seasons so the story feels intentional now. Structured. Cohesive.
Season 3 opens with Hockeytown — 100 years of Red Wings history, Olympia, Joe Louis Arena, and Little Caesars Arena.
And Friday we begin something deeper:
An entire season following one house.
The W.J. Moore House in Caro.
Not just the architecture.
The man.
The inventions.
The ambition.
This one’s different.
And if you’ve ever loved Detroit sports, small-town Michigan industry, or a house with a story — this season’s for you.
And if you’ve ever loved Detroit sports, small-town Michigan industry, or a house with a story — this season’s for you.
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This Week’s Episodes
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From Olympia Stadium to Joe Louis Arena to Little Caesars Arena —
this episode traces a century of Red Wings history and the buildings that carried it.
This isn’t just hockey.
It’s Detroit identity.
Watch Monday’s Episode →
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No script. No teleprompter.
Just a raw walk through downtown Pontiac — talking about perception, pride, and the narrative this city deserves.
Some of you might want to see this one.
Watch Wednesday’s Episode →
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Premieres Friday 2/20/26 at 6PM EST.
This isn’t just another episode —
it’s the start of a full season dedicated to one house in Caro, Michigan.
Who was W.J. Moore?
Why did he build it?
And why does it still matter?
Season 3 begins here.
Go to Homes of Michigan →
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The Stories We Keep Podcast
Season 3 Energy Carries Into the Podcast
As the video series grows into Seasons,
the podcast continues the long-form archive.
If you haven’t listened yet, start with Lost Amusement Parks —
and stay tuned for what’s coming next.
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Spaces Available
Live & Work in Historic Downtown Pontiac
We currently have residential leases available at
30 & 35 N. Saginaw Street —
historic buildings in the heart of downtown.
We currently have residential leases available at
30 & 35 N. Saginaw Street —
historic buildings in the heart of downtown.
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Market Moments
Market Snapshot — Legacy Properties & Momentum
As interest grows in historic homes and legacy buildings,
we’re seeing buyers lean toward character over cookie-cutter.
Inventory remains steady —
but properties with story, walkability, and architectural detail continue to stand out.
Historic scale requires strategic pricing.
Smart marketing still wins.
And Season 3 will showcase exactly why.
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HLC Apparel
Wear the mission
If these stories mean something to you, the simplest way to support the work is to wear it.
The Foundation Collection is made for people who believe preservation matters.
Shop this crewneck →
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Reply Prompt
What building defines your city?
Hit reply and tell me:
CITY + BUILDING + why it matters.
Season 3 is about legacy —
and I’m building the archive with you.
Format it like this: “PLACE + CITY + why it matters.”
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