Detroit, July 1942. "Looking north on Woodward Avenue from the Maccabees ... transparency by Arthur Siegel. View full size.
Detroit Institute of Arts In the foreground, the building to the right (cut off) is now the home of the Detroit Institute of Arts. The building on the left is the Detroit Public ...
... scene from the early 1900s. What is this gritty city? Detroit Publishing glass negative. View full size.
Rungs on the ... Company was based there. Henkel's Flour was out of Detroit, but I think there was an outpost in Cleveland, too.
Gritty City ...
Ecorse, Michigan. 1904. "Steamer Detroit , Michigan Central transfer, stern view from under." 8x10 inch glass negative, Detroit Publishing Co. View full size.
Wow One of the Monitor class ... no doubt.
Don't forget the bunk boards The Detroit operated as a railcar ferry between Detroit and Windsor on the Detroit ...
The Detroit River circa 1905. "Transfer steamer Detroit. " 8x10 inch dry plate glass negative, Detroit Publishing Company. View full size.
Exceptional Ice Breaker ...
1921 or 1922. "Detroit Electric car at the State, War and Navy building in Washington." View ... was wondering what type of performance the owner of a 1921 Detroit Electric car could expect.
Detroit Electric Car I understand that someone has bought the rights to make ...
Circa 1900. "Car ferry 'Transport' entering slip, Detroit River." Railcar steamer on an icy, windy day. Detroit Publishing Company glass negative. View full size.
Brrr. ...
Circa 1912. "Steamer City of Detroit III , pilot house and bridge." 8x10 inch dry plate glass negative, Detroit Publishing Company. View full size.
The Beholder's Eye ... the starboard stern.
The brand spanking new City of Detroit III This was a larger sister ship to the City of Cleveland, pictured ...
August 31, 1912. "Dime Savings Bank and Detroit City Hall." 8x10 inch dry plate glass negative, Detroit Publishing Company. View full size.
What a Contrast between ...
Detroit circa 1906. " Hotel Ste. Claire , Randolph and Monroe streets." ... Buffalo Wild Wings in the U.S. We lost a lot of downtown Detroit character when in the 1950s a program was enacted to remove cornices and "gingerbread" in the name of modernization.
Detroit Electric "Looks like an interurban car preceding the other 2." ...
Detroit circa 1910. "Automobile on town street." More specifically, Jefferson ... Jefferson (also seen here ). 8x10 inch glass negative, Detroit Publishing Company. View full size.
Ellie Incognito I think ... sign got me curious, so I rummaged around in the LOC's Detroit Publishing Co. images that included automobiles. There are two more ...
September 1942. "Detroit, Michigan. Office worker at aircraft engine plant, Allison Division of ... it and haul it home so I could use it to do her taxes.
Detroit - or Indy? The Library of Congress's archives include dozens of ... Allison Division, General Motors" with a reference to "Detroit, Michigan." But (aside from Rothstein's photos) I can find no evidence ...
Detroit circa 1918. "Woodward Avenue, south from the Majestic building." ... Exchange at left. At the Gayety: "Higher Grade Burlesque." Detroit Publishing glass negative. View full size.
Awnings The ... weak. Did they hang out the windows to install these?
Detroit Fun fact: The layout of Detroit was originally designed to mimic ...
The Detroit Opera House circa 1904, starring an electric runabout out front. 8x10 inch dry plate glass negative, Detroit Publishing Company. View full size.
Detroit Conservatory Music What, they were too cheap to spring for an "of"? ...
The Detroit River circa 1905. "Transfer steamer Detroit in the ice." Previously seen here under construction. 8x10 inch ... - Dave]
Just don't Google "Detroit Steamer" The first thing that comes up isn't about this Ship. ...
July 25, 1901. "Cadillac Memorial Parade -- Detroit bicentenary celebration. Floats in civic & industrial parade." ... and one of the city's celebrated "moonlight towers." Detroit Photographic Co. glass negative. View full size.
Extent of ... moon tower, I didn't read your caption. My mistake!
Detroit 300 I found out the Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument was ...