ZachariahDaMan

It was pouring on and off. Plus I don't like taking pictures with people in them.

Great pics! I must visit Cleveland sometime.

Canal

I love it. Looks nice and vibrant.

why?

Future JW Marriott

On the way to Indianapolis I stopped in Marion and took some pictures. According to the 2006 census, Marion had 30,830 people. This is James Dean's birthplace. Love this building! What's the deal with this building?

Here are some pictures taken around Capitol Park.

I am really surprised and sadened to hear that MCS is to be demolished.

Detroit

Nice pictures, what can you tell me about that building that is pending demolition?

Great pictures, there is a bunch of cities in Pennsylvania I'd love to see.

Some pictures from the Main Street business district. Love this building!

There pictures are actually about a year or 2 old but there was an article in today's Detroit Free Press about these 3 buildings so I thought you guys may want to see them. "Highland Park buildings' decay marks city's decline": http://www.freep.com/article/20090226/NEWS05/902260340/1001/NEWS/Highland+Park+buildings++decay+marks+city+s+decline Police Headquarters Court Fire station

Loved the video, I explore it with a few friends for hours. Amazing place.

Great pics, can't belive how rude that guy was. I've been approached a few times and asked about the pictures I was taking but never had anyone be rude like that, they were just curious.

Nice pics, kinda reminds me of Jackson, Michigan

Yesterday I thoroughly explored the North Cass neighborhood in Midtown. I was surprised to find this isolated one-block historic district. Loved the brick road! BTW, you guys can expect many more neighborhood tours, I've been getting bored just going downtown lol

Here is a little bit of the Cass Park neighborhood in Midtown. I've been wanting to photograph the Masonic Temple for a while, took some pictures of buildings nearby as well.

This is not even close to a thorough photo thread of the neighborhood. I had some time to blow off so I parked and first walked on Alexandrine Street from Woodward to Third then went up to Willis Street and walked from Third Street to Woodward. But as you will see I thoroughly photographed these streets. Alexandrine Street Corner of Woodward and Alexandrine Now I'm on Willis Street

It was the second, after the Equitable Building in Manhattan.