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Patti with Detroit Scroll
When growing up in Bay City, Michigan, I often went with my mother to antique shops in the area, searching for treasures. Early on, I developed a deep love and appreciation for antiques; especially those that are unusual and unique, or have historical significance. As an adult, I am still drawn to antique shops, estate sales, garage sales, and occasionally to 'curb side shopping'. I am always on the look out for items of unusual shape, color, and texture to repurpose as artwork or decoration.
While browsing a flea market in a Detroit suburb with my best friend, I noticed my favorite antique dealer (one who never disappoints with his seemingly endless supply of oddities) had an original, intact bus roll sign dating back to 1949. SOLD! I couldn't wait to get it home. As I cranked through the scroll and saw all the Detroit locations, I knew instantly what I wanted to do. That was to create high quality reproductions to frame and display, so that others can appreciate and enjoy the memory and nostalgia of their favorite places in Detroit.
They are now displayed at various locations around the city, and I've been amazed by the stories that people have shared with me, reminiscing about their favorite Detroit places, past and present.
Patti with Detroit Scroll
When growing up in Bay City, Michigan, I often went with my mother to antique shops in the area, searching for treasures. Early on, I developed a deep love and appreciation for antiques; especially those that are unusual and unique, or have historical significance. As an adult, I am still drawn to antique shops, estate sales, garage sales, and occasionally to 'curb side shopping'. I am always on the look out for items of unusual shape, color, and texture to repurpose as artwork or decoration.
While browsing a flea market in a Detroit suburb with my best friend, I noticed my favorite antique dealer (one who never disappoints with his seemingly endless supply of oddities) had an original, intact bus roll sign dating back to 1949. SOLD! I couldn't wait to get it home. As I cranked through the scroll and saw all the Detroit locations, I knew instantly what I wanted to do. That was to create high quality reproductions to frame and display, so that others can appreciate and enjoy the memory and nostalgia of their favorite places in Detroit.
They are now displayed at various locations around the city, and I've been amazed by the stories that people have shared with me, reminiscing about their favorite Detroit places, past and present.






