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About Redford, Michigan
Redford, officially Redford Charter Township, is an inner-ring Detroit suburb in Wayne County, bordering the city about 15 miles northwest of downtown. Its name comes from the 'red ford' across the River Rouge that early settlers used, 'rouge' being French for red. A working-class community of nearly 50,000, it is best known for the lovingly restored Redford Theatre and its original 1928 Barton pipe organ.
Local Landmarks and Attractions
- Redford Theatre, a 1928 atmospheric movie palace with one of fewer than forty Barton theatre organs still in its original installation.
- Detroit Model Railroad Club.
- Lola Valley Park, along the middle branch of the River Rouge.
- Hosanna-Tabor Evangelical Lutheran Church and School.
Local History
- The area was organized as Pekin Township in 1829 and renamed Redford in 1833.
- The name refers to a ford across the River Rouge, which runs through the township; 'rouge' is French for 'red,' hence 'red ford.'
- Detroit annexed the eastern portions of the township during the 1920s.
Culture and Community
- The Redford Theatre, opened January 27, 1928, screens classic films and hosts live events, run since 1966 by the Motor City Theatre Organ Society.
- Rocker Ted Nugent was born in Redford on December 13, 1948.
- Folk musician Sufjan Stevens memorialized the township in the song 'Redford (For Yia-Yia & Pappou)' on his 2003 album 'Michigan.'
Local area information compiled by AppWT Web & AI Solutions.