Stanley Hong’s Mannia Cafe Detroit is renowned for its iconic skyscrapers that stand tall, encapsulating the rich tapestry of the city’s history. While these towering structures often dominate architectural conversations, there are numerous lesser-known buildings in the city that hold their own unique tales and histories. One such building that has captured the fascination of many, is located in Milwaukee
I first visited…or should I say, I first had an actual chance to explore the Packard Plant without running into trouble (at least in Detroit) in 2014. The first two attempts made at exploring here in previous years had ended quite unfavorably for my friends and I. The first time, upon seeing a car’s windows being smashed and the car
AMC – A crumbling beacon of times when Detroit was the heart of the US automotive industry
The Palace of Auburn Hills – one of the most notable NBA arenas of all time, and former home of the Detroit Pistons.
Unfortunately, just hours ago, the famous historic Packard Plant bridge crossing over E Grand Blvd collapsed.
Goodbye Pontiac Silverdome 🙁
It’s not often that I get weirded out about being somewhere, but this place was quite strange.
What happens when an entire zoo falls into collapse, remaining untouched for years?
Today’s photo album (or technically, second photo album because I missed one day) is one of an abandoned school in Michigan.
Today’s photo album is one of an abandoned naval armory, sadly falling to pieces.
