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Abatement and salvaging work will begin on Cass Tech in November and major demolition work will begin in June. http://www.freep.com/article/20101019/NEWS01/101019046/1318/After-years-of-debate-old-Cass-Tech-to-be-razed

I have a fascination with lighthouses, I have all kinds of lighthouses things around my room. I even have a book to check off all the ones I've been to. I will try to post all of them in this thread over time. Cheboygan Crib Light Cheboygan River Range Light- 1880 Point Iroquois Light- 1855 Grand Island East Channel Lighthouse more to come tomorrow

*Village and county seat of Luce County in Michigan's Upper Peninsula *Along with Paradise is the gateway to the Tahquamenon Falls (pictures coming later) *Moose capital of Michigan *Population 2,686 (2000 Census)

Here is the small town of Brimley. Located on Lake Superior, just southwest of Sault Ste. Marie.

Pictured Rocks

*Population 11,304 (2000 Census) *Located on Lake Huron in Michigan's Lower Peninsula. *Seat of Alpena County These pictures are from August but last weekend I visited again for the Great Lakes Lighthouse Festival.

*Located on Lake Michigan in the Upper Peninsula *Population of 3,583 (2000 Census) *Seat of Schoolcraft County

You WOULD only post 7 pictures of Detroit, and have 2 of them be of a crappy, prostitute ridden stretch of West Fort Street!!

*Located on Lake Superior in Michigan's Upper Peninsula *Population 2,539 (2000 Census) *Seat of Alger County *Biggest attraction is the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore Coming soon! The Pictured Rocks as well as some urbex on the outskirts of Munising!

Highland Towers in Highland Park

I happened to be in town on September 7, which was when there was an estimated 85 fires. I saw one firsthand. Here is an old commercial building on Chene St.

150 year old Van Wert building destroyed by fire.

^I've taken several pictures in recent weeks of both those buildings (Highland Towers and east Jefferson building). I'm pretty pissed about the Highland Towers, that was one of my favorite buildings in Highland Park. I'll try to upload pictures later.

*Population 16,542 (2000 Census) *County seat of Chippewa County *Located at eastern edge of the Upper Peninsula *Many tourists visit because of the Soo Locks More pics coming soon, including the Soo Locks

Browns lose 17-14

Some great buildings! I'm impressed that they rebuilt the one building after the fire. Also, that former Czech social hall is a beauty!

Cheboygan (population 5,295 as of 2000 Census) is the county seat of Cheboygan County. Mackinaw City is located about 15 miles northwest of here.

Here is an article on The Hotel Lafayette, currently being turned into a mix of banquet and restaurant space, a boutique hotel and apartments. It shows new and old pictures and gives its history. http://www.buffalorising.com/2010/09/the-hotel-lafayette-part-one.html#SlideFrame_0 Preservations are trying to save the 1870s Brown and McCutcheon Building from being demolished. http://www.buffalonews.com/city/columns/donn-esmonde/article178036.ece

The Globe Trading Co. Building won't become lofts afterall, instead a huge play area. http://www.m-bike.org/blog/2010/09/09/conceptual-designs-for-milliken-state-park-expansion The old Model T Plant in Highland Park is to become a museum. I am really excited for this one. http://www.freep.com/article/20100905/COL14/9050513/1014/Business01/Big-hopes-for-Model-T-factory

An historic building in Buffalo's Cobblestone District may be demolished (there is a picture in the article). The 3-story building was a blacksmith shop and before that a brass foundry. http://www.buffalonews.com/city/communities/downtown/article175841.ece

Kinda suprised to see that 4-story building.

*County seat of Grand Traverse County *14,532 residents (2000 Census)

Beautiful women huh? Most of your pictures are of dudes :-p

*Located in the northern lower peninsula *Seat of Kalkaska County *Village population was 2,226 as of 2000 Census