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looked just like a bldg I used to see when I drove from windsor into detroit, is that still standing, hard to believe it isnt torn down
Thats the train station.
Subject of much controversy. Maroon owns it for some reason, and he's been sort of nursing it along, but not doing anything with it. He's a (strange) billionaire.
funk what is that old bldg behind the pic of your bike -- was that bldg still in use when u took the pic
Yes that is the old Michigan Central Station in Detroit. My Grandmother worked there in its heyday. Today its an old abandoned building showing my cities decay.
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