ZachariahDaMan

Cass Tech, along with 13 other schools are supposed to be demolished next month :( Cass Tech is downtown which is why I posted in this thread. But when I go to photograph the other schools I will put it in my thread for Detroit demolition. http://www.detnews.com/article/20091208/SCHOOLS/912080344/1409/METRO/Historic-Cass-Tech-faces-demolition-crew

Sorry to dig up an old thread but I was walking by the building yesterday and was wondering what is the status of this? Some pictures for those who haven't seen lately...

I just got back from a few days in Cleveland, I saw the Lancer Steakhouse burn down Sunday morning when I was driving around town. I took some pictures but since someone already posted some I won't.

What do you guys think/know about the crown plaza?

Child so do I. But this past week the weather was in the 80s and the city seemed empty. I worried about my nephew driving in LA, but the traffic wasn't that bad. Child???

I hate LA

Been wanting to visit Cleveland for the longest time and I have all next week off work. You wouldn't happen to be home from school this weekend are you?

I am coming to Cleveland this weekend and want to stay somewhere cheap but still near downtown. Any suggestions?

The completed Rowe Building, I like!

The Bearcats are in the Top 25 now. They are no. 22 in the AP and 24 in the ESPN/USA Today

This obviously isn't located downtown but since there is already some discussion on the Michigan Central Station I thought I would post these here. There was a few articles in today's Detroit Free Press about how Nashville and Kansas City both had abandoned train stations and how they revived them. http://www.freep.com/article/20091129/NEWS01/911290415/1322/How-2-cities-revived-train-stations

Yeah, I've known since last January that it is supposed to be demolished. Oh no!!

I decided to use this thread like I do my huge Detroit one. This way I'm not making a new thread for a smaller collection of pictures. Recently I did some urbex in Flint, this is a historic school. I always know history on these places and names but I don't like to give them out on public forums. Some downtown pictures coming soon....

I wish all wealthy people were more like him.

http://blog.cleveland.com/metro/2009/11/the_ohio_department_of_transpo.html I was hoping someone could post or take pictures of the buildings in jeopardy here. As said in the article... *81-year-old trapezoidal-shaped Marathon gas station. *Cleveland Cold Storage Building on West 14th St, built in 1927. *Broadway Mills Building, built in 1894. ODOT plans to save brickwork and the large medallions from the building and use them in nearby retaining walls. *Non descript commercial structures

^Yup, Detroit peaked at 1.85 million in the 50s. In the 2000 census, they had 951,000. It is estimated that they have lost 129,000 people since then.

Nice, I'm glad they are removing the panels on that building to restore the facade.

That's at John C. Lodge and Holden Street.

Connecting the Dequindre Cut with the Riverwalk.

The tree in Campus Martius park This is actually a parking structure, but is made to look like a police station for the filming of Red Dawn Random...

A library just off Warren was demolished recently. It opened in 1912. http://www.flickr.com/photos/detroitderek/2191018478/#

The Bearcats are 5-0 so far. Right now they are playing no. 22 Maryland in the semifinals of the Maui Invitational. (Televised on ESPN for those interested)

This definately isn't all of Rivertown and certaintly not the best. But you guys know how I am, abandonment fascinates me. Dequindre Cut being expanded

I made this thread for you to post pictures of abandoned churches. These are in Detroit. I have pictures of many more that I will post at another time. King Solomon Baptist Church

Dayton fell out of the Top 25. http://sports.espn.go.com/ncb/rankings