ZachariahDaMan

Great set! Looking forward to more.

I visited a friend in Newaygo County and stopped at every town while I was there for some shots. Grant- population 894. Grant, MI by DowntownMichigan, on Flickr Grant, MI by DowntownMichigan, on Flickr Grant, MI by DowntownMichigan, on Flickr Grant, MI by DowntownMichigan, on Flickr Grant, MI by DowntownMichigan, on Flickr Grant, MI by DowntownMichigan, on Flickr Up next....Newaygo

Population: 1,061 (2000 Census) Kent City, MI by DowntownMichigan, on Flickr Kent City, MI by DowntownMichigan, on Flickr Kent City, MI by DowntownMichigan, on Flickr Kent City, MI by DowntownMichigan, on Flickr Kent City, MI by DowntownMichigan, on Flickr Kent City, MI by DowntownMichigan, on Flickr Kent City, MI by DowntownMichigan, on Flickr Kent City, MI by DowntownMichigan, on Flickr

That's the Sparta Township Offices.

Population: 4,159 (2000) Home of the Sparta Spartans Sparta, MI by DowntownMichigan, on Flickr Sparta, MI by DowntownMichigan, on Flickr Sparta, MI by DowntownMichigan, on Flickr Sparta, MI by DowntownMichigan, on Flickr Sparta, MI by DowntownMichigan, on Flickr Sparta, MI by DowntownMichigan, on Flickr Sparta, MI by DowntownMichigan, on Flickr Sparta, MI by DowntownMichigan, on Flickr

I like Buffalo. Lots to explore :)

It's in the Palmer Park Apartment Building Historic District in northwest Detroit. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palmer_Park_Apartment_Building_Historic_District

307 by Zack Blackerby's Detroit, on Flickr 305 by Zack Blackerby's Detroit, on Flickr 304 by Zack Blackerby's Detroit, on Flickr 303 by Zack Blackerby's Detroit, on Flickr 302 by Zack Blackerby's Detroit, on Flickr 300 by Zack Blackerby's Detroit, on Flickr 298 by Zack Blackerby's Detroit, on Flickr 296 by Zack Blackerby's Detroit, on Flickr 294 by Zack Blackerby's Detroit, on Flickr

Doing a little development round-up for you guys. Downtown: off to top of my head.....work is well underway on the Broderick Tower. I think the David Whitney Building and G.A.R. buildings are still on, but haven't seen any work yet. UDM purchased the old fire station at St. Antoine and Larned. The Odd Fellows building is being turned into a BWW. http://www.crainsdetroit.com/article/20120210/FREE/120219982/buffalo-wild-wings-to-open-in-detroit-near-campus-martius-greektown

I forgot to add, check out my pictures. I update pretty regularly. http://www.flickr.com/photos/71978142@N04/

Hey all, I'm officially a Detroiter now, living on the lower east side. I have a bunch of demolitions and renovations to post when I get the time. Let me know if there are any buildings or neighborhoods you would like to see. Cheers!

The Latin Quarter, a historic music venue in midtown was just demolished. As you will see the facade was greatly altered. lq by Zack Blackerby's Detroit, on Flickr 117 by Zack Blackerby's Detroit, on Flickr 116 by Zack Blackerby's Detroit, on Flickr 118 by Zack Blackerby's Detroit, on Flickr 119 by Zack Blackerby's Detroit, on Flickr 124 by Zack Blackerby's Detroit, on Flickr ......and she's gone 214 by Zack Blackerby's Detroit, on Flickr

Beautiful. Makes me think of the dozes of abandoned and neglected churches here in Detroit. Sadly many of them make the Variety Theatre look like it's in pristine condition.

Cute, I like the municipal building.

Depressing indeed. Here is that building on Aug 13, 2007 Benton Harbor, MI by Zack Blackerby, on Flickr Benton Harbor, MI by Zack Blackerby, on Flickr

I should mention I've done Warner and Swasey, and Westinghouse Electric.

GR has always been my 2nd favorite city in the state. Would love to live in Heritage Hill :)

Hey all, I'm coming to Cleveland soon. I want to explore as many abandonments as I can. Since finally moving to Detroit I've been on a real exploring kick. Looking to meet up with someone or get some tips. Thanks

I needed Paris Hilton because I smoked crack.

This building intrigues me, what do you guys know about it?

GAR Building to get makover :-D http://www.freep.com/article/20111103/BUSINESS06/111103036/GAR-Building-get-makeover?odyssey=nav%7Chead

Mark Twain Library is gone :( I'm glad I chose to "urban explore" the building when I had the chance. Detroit, MI by Zack Blackerby, on Flickr Detroit, MI by Zack Blackerby, on Flickr

Check it out http://multimedia.detnews.com/pix/photogalleries/historygallery/downtowndetroit11132011/index.html

Gray Street housing on the east side 211 by Zack Blackerby, on Flickr 213 by Zack Blackerby, on Flickr 214 by Zack Blackerby, on Flickr 215 by Zack Blackerby, on Flickr 216 by Zack Blackerby, on Flickr 217 by Zack Blackerby, on Flickr 218 by Zack Blackerby, on Flickr 219 by Zack Blackerby, on Flickr 220 by Zack Blackerby, on Flickr 221 by Zack Blackerby, on Flickr 222 by Zack Blackerby, on Flickr 223 by Zack Blackerby, on Flickr

Thanks for the pictures. I make it out to Jackson every now and then. There used to be a good deal of urban exploring to do there however some of the places I use to frequent have been demolished or restored. Like other people before me have said when I first visited I was really suprised at how tall some of the buildings were.