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Alexander’s Dry Cleaning
Kevin Burdick’s mural transforms the side of Alexander’s Dry Cleaning into a bold tribute to Cory Schlesinger. A former Detroit Lions fullback and now a teacher at Allen Park High School. Known for his toughness on the field and his dedication in the classroom, Schlesinger’s story is one of grit, resilience, and giving back.
This mural matters because it connects sports legacy to community life. By honoring a hometown hero who traded stadium lights for teaching students, the work reminds us that true impact is found not only in moments of glory but in shaping the next generation. It stands as a powerful symbol of Allen Park pride, resilience, and the value of mentorship.
Nuts Now
Naomi Haverland’s mural on Nuts Now is a colorful explosion of imagination — featuring a young astronaut surrounded by swirling candy and vibrant sweets. The scene captures that feeling of limitless wonder found in childhood, where curiosity and play know no bounds. The astronaut symbolizes exploration and dreaming big, while the candy reflects joy, creativity, and the simple delights that make life sweet.
Playful yet technically brilliant, Haverland’s work transforms the side of Nuts Now into a joyful landmark for Allen Park — a reminder to stay curious, dream boldly, and never lose your sense of wonder.
Haddix Electric
Beau Stanton’s mural transforms the historic cement railroad arches in Allen Park into a powerful visual story that bridges the city’s industrial roots with its creative future. Known for his intricate symbolism and mastery of color, Stanton drew inspiration from Henry Ford’s legacy and the craftsmanship that shaped Downriver’s identity. The mural’s sweeping patterns and mechanical motifs celebrate innovation, resilience, and progress — reminding viewers that art and industry can coexist beautifully.
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