Languages:

  • English
This site is created using Wikimapia data. Wikimapia is an open-content collaborative map project contributed by volunteers around the world. It contains information about 32367570 places and counting. Learn more about Wikimapia and cityguides.

Detroit, Michigan recent comments:

  • Forest Arms Apartments, librarychair (guest) wrote 15 years ago:
    On the night this was destroyed, I dreamed that the library I work at was on fire, the fourth floor and some of the third floor, and I was trying to evacuate people... I woke up and discovered that the fourth and third floors of the Forest Arms, which was only half a block away from where I was staying, had burned in the night. Luckily everyone was able to get out alive. Peoples Records had to relocate, though, and Amsterdam Espresso was utterly destroyed, which is sad.
  • Purdy / Kresge Library, librarychair (guest) wrote 15 years ago:
    Worked here for several years. It's a wonderful library, and a good quiet place to study or read or whatever.
  • American Integrated Supply, Walter (guest) wrote 15 years ago:
    Perry Screw & Bolt, The old Screw and Bolt place on Grand River is still alive and well as American Integrated Supply, The Screw & Bolt Place on Grand River. I stopped by to pick up some stainlees steel fasteners and found that Jeff and his brother-in-law Jerry had moved back into the old 1940's storefront that Jeff's dad had built and is carrying on the tradition personal service for all your fastener needs.
  • Packard Automotive Plant, Ranger80 (guest) wrote 15 years ago:
    Its a sober testament to the ignorance of many that this a seen as a capitalist reality. Of course there are no such relics of socialist economies....
  • Fort Washington Plaza, Illegal placetag patrol (guest) wrote 15 years ago:
    The Fort Washington Plaza already has a placetag. One place-one tag. Please delete this.
  • Wayne County Community College , goldnpuppy wrote 15 years ago:
    WCCC moved from this site in August 2008.
  • George W Loomer House, Washington Apple (guest) wrote 15 years ago:
    no longer in business
  • I-75 & I-375 Interchange, zbake (guest) wrote 15 years ago:
    Where the Chrysler Fwy becomes the Fisher Fwy, while the Chrysler continues onto 375.
  • Interstate 75 & M-10 Interchange, zbake (guest) wrote 15 years ago:
    the Fisher Fwy and the Lodge Fwy
  • Lafayette Greens, KBG1313 wrote 15 years ago:
    Absolutely devastating news, everyone... http://www.freep.com/article/20090815/BUSINESS04/908150332/1320/Landmark-Lafayette-Building-slated-to-fall Well, at least the developer tried their hardest to save the poor Lafayette...
  • McGraw Glass Plant, goll12 (guest) wrote 15 years ago:
    origanlly this plant built parts for Desoto, before it was taken over by Chrysler.
  • Detroit Police Northwest District, urtisca (guest) wrote 15 years ago:
    GROUPS OF YOUNG MEN LOITERING IN FORNT OF 13637 CHERRYLAWN BETWEEN 10AM AND MIDNIGHT EVERY DAY.
  • Lafayette Greens, KBG1313 wrote 16 years ago:
    I have just heard recent news regarding its demolition. Now it's only a matter of time before they go after Michigan Central Station.
  • Lodge Heights, Baneberry Heights (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    flickering streetlamps
  • Comerica Bank, jordan2 wrote 16 years ago:
    the yous2be
  • Wayne County Jail Annex, brebre (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    hi william
  • General Motors Zero Factory, Svnxhamp (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    Supposed to be the site for the construction of the Chevy Volt.
  • Michigan State Fairgrounds, a (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    Wow, these fairgrounds look like nothing much from the air.
  • Historic Trinity Lutheran Church, ktk (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    Historic Trinity Lutheran Church is a traditional Cathedral Ministry in downtown Detroit serving the metropolitan area providing an open and caring environment that encourages personal and spiritual growth.
  • Fifth Third Bank, kirkmj1 (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    Weren't those the days when you could drive down Telegraph by Seven mile at Christmas time and see Santa and all his reindeer on the restaurant's roof. This restaurant had many famous Hollywood stars visiting to eat after they played in Detroit's marvelous theaters. I was born in the Motor City in the early 60's and lived there until the mid 70's. My mom worked at Topinka's and waited on customers like Jimmy Stewart until it burned down in the early 70's, right after New Year Day I think. What a shame, that place was filled with antique Tiffiney glass lights hanging in one of the four different dining rooms. I sure wish time would stand still sometimes and I could go to Topinka's for a delicious meal.