Healthy Carpets decided to expand carpet cleaning service to Depot town just because of the history it has with the Ann Arbor area.  The history on Depot town in Ypsilanti is very interesting the way it has developed over the years
The Depot Town’s E. Cross Street main storefront district is home to many iconic, locally-owned restaurants and bars. It also houses the Michigan Firehouse Museum, Ypsilanti Historical Museum, Archives, and the Ypsilanti Freight house. This historic building was built in 1878 and will host Current Magazine’s Best of Washtenaw party on September 12th. In addition, Depot Town boasts two lovely parks, Riverside Park and Frog Island, one on either side of the Huron River, which are connected by a three-pointed bridge, as well as the new Washtenaw-County-wide Border to Border trail, running directly through the parks. Riverside park hosts annual events such as ElvisFest, which draws tribute artists from all over the country, and recently celebrated its 20th anniversary. Also, The Ypsilanti Heritage Festival (now YpsiFest) is an annual celebration that features live music, entertainment and historical tributes.

Nearby schools include Washtenaw International High School, (WiHi), which was recently ranked #4 in Michigan by U.S. News and World Report. The Middle Academy (WIMA), on N. Mansfield St. Perry Early Education Center is a public preschool, kindergarten and first-grade school that is located just 5 minutes away. It is provided by the Ypsilanti County School District.  The Early College Alliance at Eastern Michigan University is another option. This public program offers high-school students the opportunity to earn their high school diploma as well as graduate with up 60 college credits