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The village of grand traverse commons was originally called what?
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What did the complex called The Village of Grand Traverse Commons used to be?
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In traverse city there is a complex called the village of grand traverse commons this complex used to be something else what did it used to be?
An exerpt from http://www.thevillagetc.com : "...The Village (at Grand Traverse Commons) is the unique renovation of dozens of historic buildings formerly known as the Traverse City State Hospital, and previously, the Northern Michigan Asylum."
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