ZachariahDaMan

Dallas looks really nice!

Cleveland has some awesome bridges.

I take it you haven't been to Flint in some time. AutoWorld is long gone.

Holy crap, it'll look amazing!

http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2009-12-14-buffalo_N.htm I thought of Detroit in the article when it was saying that Central Terminal is too big, too decrepit and too far from downtown to be easily revived. The building is periodically opened for tours, I would love to get one someday.

looks pretty gay! I do like the Chelsea Hotel though.

Soon? When are you going to pop the question? Where did you find this girl? Congrats. Thanks :) I'm going to pop the question next month in the Guarding Building in Downtown Detroit (I think). I actually met her through my brother.

^TMI I will be engaged soon, I already have the ring :)

Straight dude here, soon to be engaged :-D

I'm both lol, it just depends no what I am doing. For example, I write with my left hand but for sports I use my right.

I hit up the 14 schools that are about to be demolished. Below are the ones worth mentioning. Cass Tech There are some great pictures on flickr http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=cass%20tech&w=all Newberry Elementary Chadsey High Munger Ferry Elementary Sherrard Elementary/Middle Breitmeyer Elementary http://www.detnews.com/article/20091208/SCHOOLS/912080344/1409/METRO/Historic-Cass-Tech-faces-demolition-crew

This one is at Grand River and Vicksburg

The Sugar Hill Arts Historic District is very small in area. It is on East Forest, Garfield and East Canfield between Woodward and John R. Yay, restoration :clap:

Lets try to keep my thread on topic. lol...I've been urban exploring since I was 15, I just rarely post the pictures I take from them. I chose the Crowne Plaza because I got a pretty good deal there. I was pretty happy with it, service was good. But I was surprised there wasn't a pool.

Good work, Robert. That house with the turret is stunning!

They were taken around 10am. Which photo do you recognize someone in? lol

National City and Charter One (rarely use them)

^Bummer, that's a nice old building.

You guys sure stay on top of things. I just found an article about this and was going to post about it :) Great news!

Great pictures, I went to Gettysburg for the 1st time earlier this year.

I went to Sunday's game while I was in town. I was wandering downtown when someone offered me a ticket so I spontaneously decided to go about 10 minutes before the game started LOL. I got a great seat, row 3 and I paid $40 for it. The guy kept trying to get me to pay $50 but I told him I wouldn't :)

I thought this would be a good place to say this. As you may know I spent last weekend in Cleveland. On Thursday I went to AAA to get maps and visitor guides and the guy there said part of the week he works near Cleveland and he told me to be careful because there has been a lot of assaults on young men downtown lately. Not that I was worried or anything. But I was just wondering if this is true.

I took a lot of pictures in Ohio City so I am just posting the first half right now and later on I will post the second half in this thread.

First is the Warner and Swasey Company building. The links below have some history on the company. http://ech.cwru.edu/ech-cgi/article.pl?id=WSC http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warner_&_Swasey_Company Coming up next, Westinghouse Electric

Does someone have pictures of those warhouses? Or maybe someone could get them for me.