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Corktown, Detroit
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"Ford made a great work restoring this city jewel."(2 Tips)
"Break in by going under the bridge."(2 Tips)
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I've been going here for about 8 years now and it never gets old. I've explored every floor and got some of my best photography work here. I did a showcase in the DIA a few years ago called Decadence
Upvoted Sep 1
We were down for the investment dinner put on by Crain's Detroit on 09/13/17. They light the building up with different colors, very nice.
Despite the hundreds-of-millions of dollars it may take to restore the structure, the economic impact of drawing businesses and people back to the area would last for decades down the road. Read more
Upvoted 3 weeks ago
A majestic of an abandoned building. Wonder what it will become.
They've started retrofitting it and it's closed to the public, they've bordered up the under the bridge entrance and have commercial security on the worksite.
Wonderful place! Ford made a great work restoring this city jewel.
Can visit and look from outside!
Designed by the same architects who created New York City's Grand Central Station.
Amazing architecture, sad that it's in such bad shape.
Tours Friday nights and Saturday during the 2024 summer
"break in" to this abandoned building and poke around a bit, but chicken out about exploring the upper floors for fear of who might be squatting there.
One of the greatest urban ruins of all time...just wish they would put together a fund to save it.
Still very beautiful, came in on a train when I was 9.
Break in by going under the bridge. We walked all the way to the roof. My foursquare pic is me on top of the roof.
Look for the no trespassing signs!
My Great Grandfather worked here in the 1918 days
You're not a Detroiter unless you've gone urban exploring.
I don't think there's been a time when this place has been empty. There is always someone near or in it
1913-2013 = 100 Year Old Gem
Still gorgeous after all these years.
Coolest building in the D
I saw the cops hanging out in front of the place yesterday
Abbandonata da anni. Uno spettacolo da lasciare senza fiato. Questa รจ la vera crisi...
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