Detroit Osborn, class of 1981.
Found a site with some good historic reference;
Forgotten Detroit
http://www.forgottendetroit.com/
Detroit is known for one of the most stunning collections of pre-depression architecture in the world. The past two decades have seen several of these treasures sit vacant, waiting for economic revival. On these pages you will find information about the past, present, and future situations of a few of these landmarks. It is my hope that this information helps you gain an appreciation for the importance of both the history and continued survival of these buildings.
- Statler ***
- Book-Cadillac ***
- Fort Shelby ***
- Lee Plaza
- Madison-Lenox ***
- Tuller ***
United Artists -
*** Madison -
National -
*** Adams -
- Metropolitan Bldg.
- Kales Bldg. ***
- Farwell Bldg.
- People’s Outfitting ***
Michigan Central -
G.A.R. -
Fisher Body 21 -
*** St. Cyrils -
*** Jefferson Baptist -
What a shame and the unions own most of the blame here.
The 1968 Riots You Damage and destroy peoples property you get shot, that riot should have lasted 30 minutes.