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DETROIT, MI – In a captivating glimpse into the past, an exquisite collection of furniture and decor from Detroit’s iconic Manoogian Mansion is set to hit the auction block. This 2002 report by WDIV Local 4 News’ Rod Meloni takes viewers inside the lavish residence that has housed the city’s mayors for decades.
Located along the shores of the Detroit River, the Manoogian Mansion has long been a symbol of the city’s history and political legacy. Now, as the city aims to make way for new developments, the ornate furnishings that once adorned the mansion are being made available to the public, allowing buyers a chance to own a piece of Detroit’s rich heritage.
From intricate chandeliers to elegant sofas, the auction features items that reflect the grandeur of the mansion’s former glory. Each piece tells a story, encapsulating the eras of leadership that have shaped Detroit. Potential bidders will find a variety of items, from tasteful antiques to more modern decor, appealing to a wide range of tastes and styles.
Rod Meloni’s report captures not only the beauty of the items but also the significance of the mansion itself. “This auction is not just about furniture; it’s about preserving a piece of Detroit’s history,” Meloni notes in the video, underscoring the importance of these artifacts as they transition from private to public ownership.
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