The Frozen in Time Ruins of Old Detroit (Photos)
Jan 5 2012
Detroit played a significant part in America's history of entrepreneurship and industrialization - it is a home to many great giants such as Ford. It became known as the cradle of mass-production.
We believe that Detroit's old landmarks are no less worthy of historical mention than the Coliseum of Rome or the Pyramids of Egypt. This splendid collaboration of photography is done by Yves Marchand and Romain Meffre, you can visit their website here.
William Livingstone House
Vanity Ballroom
Former Unitarian Church
Piano, Saint Albertus School
East Methodist Church
Melted clock, Cass Technical High School
Metropolitan & Wurlitzer Buildings
Luben Apartments
Rich-Dex Apartments
Michigan Central Station
Classroom, St Margaret Mary School
Biology classroom, Wilbur Wright High School
St Christopher House, ex-Public Library
Jane Cooper Elementary School, Spring 2008
Jane Cooper Elementary School, Spring 2009
Highland Park Police Station
Woodward Avenue
Packard Motors Plant
Atrium, Farwell Building
Fisher Body 21 Plant
Room 1504, Lee Plaza Hotel
Ballroom, Lee Plaza Hotel
Packard Motors Plant
18th floor dentist cabinet, David Broderick Tower
Donovan Building
David Whitney Building
Bagley-Clifford Office of the National Bank of Detroit
United Artists Theater
Fort Shelby Hotel
Ballroom, American Hotel
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