This place, laid out in 1839 is on the northeast quarter of Section 25. and is named after Robert Inkster. one of the early settlers. The post-office was formerly called Moulin Rouge (Red Mills). It is on the Michigan Central Railroad. The Methodist Episcopal Church at this place formed part of the Huron Mission in 1832, and has always been attached to either Wayne or Dearborn. The church building was erected in 1860. It will seat 250, and is worth about $2,000.

History of Detroit and Wayne County and Early Michigan By Silas Farmer 1890

Del Rio Motel - Inkster MI 1950 // National Bank of Detroit in Inkster MI