Site of Pontiac's council of April 27, 1763, where the attack on British Fort Detroit was set in motion source
Community character
Working-class Downriver suburb along the Ecorse River whose history spans Pontiac's 1763 council to the 1960s garage-rock scene that produced the MC5 source
Council Point Park marker
Engraved boulder marking where Ottawa leader Pontiac urged a council of Detroit-region tribes on April 27, 1763 to join his attack on Fort Detroit source
Lincoln Park Historical Museum
Museum of community history housed in the Depression-era Lincoln Park Post Office built 1938-39 source
MC5 hometown sites
The proto-punk Motor City Five formed in Lincoln Park in 1963, by legend gathering at the downtown White Castle parking lot source
Council Point Park
Park on the banks of the Ecorse River at the site of Pontiac's 1763 council source
Lincoln Park city parks
City park system including the Ecorse River greenway at Council Point source
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