Abandoned Detroit not only takes you inside these lost places but tells the history of them and how they came to be abandoned. Detroit A City Being Abandoned The city of Detroit, Michigan, USA was once a booming industrial city, the home of the American motor industry and the birthplace of Motown.
What became of these forgotten buildings? Have you ever wondered what lies within that old building as you drive past? Join us as we step foot inside these haunting and beautiful locations including: factories, schools, nursing homes, zoos, hospitals, houses, and many more.įeaturing over 200 full-color photographs, you will witness the beauty that can be found in decay as we look at these buildings, many for the last time before they are lost forever to time or the wrecking ball. This is where Abandoned Detroit picks up the story. Agnes Catholic ChurchVanity BallroomWoodward Avenue Presbyterian ChurchAbandoned House on Eliot St. There are an estimated 70,000 abandoned buildings, 31,000 empty homes, and 90,000 vacant lots in the Motor City. Belle Isle ZooFisher Body Plant 21Michigan Central StationMichigan TheatreSt. Detroit's rapid rise and fall raises a lot of questions about how the city got to where it is today. Documenting the past, present and future of the City of Detroit. In this Abandoned Detroit Book, you will learn of the vast history in Michigan. Size: Metro Detroit with 4.3 Million People Is The Second Largest City In The Midwest After Chicago Much of the decline is not been by people leaving Metro Detroit but by people leaving the City of Detroit for the suburbs. - Exploring and Understanding the City of Detroit. The history of these schools will never be forgotten and there are always lessons to be learned within their walls. In 2013, the city declared bankruptcy, making it the largest municipal bankruptcy in history. Abandoned Detroit has history that is uncovered and showcased by stunning images from urban photographer Tony Vienneau. At its height, it was the fourth largest city in the U.S. Few cities have seen the rise and fall that Detroit has.
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