Detroit Collection (page 8)

DETROIT, c1917. A view up Woodward Avenue in Detroit, Michigan. Photograph, c1917

DETROIT, c1900. A view up Woodward Avenue in Detroit, Michigan. Photograph, c1900

DETROIT, c1900. View of Campus Martius Park in Detroit, Michigan. Photograph, c1900

DETROIT, c1910. The Theatre Comique on Broadway Street in Detroit, Michigan. Photograph, c1910

DETROIT, c1910. The Princess Theatre on Woodward Avenue in Detroit, Michigan. Photograph, c1910

DETROIT, c1910. The Majestic Theatre on Woodward Avenue in Detroit, Michigan. Photograph, c1910

DETROIT, c1910. Glasers Edelweiss Cafe on Miami Avenue in Detroit, Michigan. Photograph, c1910

DETROIT, c1907. The Michigan Soldiers and Sailors Monument in Campus Martius Park in Detroit, Michigan. Photograph, c1907

DETROIT, c1910. View of the Michigan Soldiers and Sailors Monument in Campus Martius Park in Detroit, Michigan. Photograph, c1910

HOUDINI SEANCE, 1936. A group of magicians conducting a seance in Detroit, Michigan, in an attempt to contact the spirit of Harry Houdini. Photograph, 31 October 1936

WOMAN, 1942. A woman in a fashion show presented by the Chrysler Girls Club at Saks Fifth Avenue in Detroit, Michigan. Photograph, 1942

DETROIT: ORCHESTRA HALL. Exterior of Orchestra Hall at 3711 Woodward Avenue, Detroit, Michigan. Photograph by Allen Stross, October 1970

COUPLES KISSING, 1940. Couples kiss during a Venetian night party at the Detroit yacht club, Detroit, Michigan. Photograph by Arthur S. Siegel, Summer 1940

DETROIT: FISHER BUILDING. The lobby of the Fisher Building in Detroit, Michigan. Photograph by Arthur S. Siegel, 1942

DETROIT: HOTEL, 1942. Fort Shelby Hotel in Detroit, Michigan. Photograph by Arthur Siegel, 1942

DETROIT: FACTORY, 1942. Newly assembled Army trucks at the Chrysler Corporation plant in Detroit, Michigan, during World War II. Photograph by Arthur Siegel, 1942

DETROIT: DEPARTMENT STORE. The head of the art department dressing a mannequin at the Crowley Milner and Company department store in Detroit, Michigan. Photograph by Arthur Siegel, July 1941

DETROIT: DEPARTMENT STORE. Women at the beauty shop in the Crowley Milner and Company department store in Detroit, Michigan. Photograph by Arthur Siegel, July 1941

PACKARD AUTOMOBILE, c1912. A limosine manufactured by the Packard Motor Car Company of Detroit, Michigan. Photograph, c1912

PACKARD AUTOMOBILE, c1915. A Packard Twin Six automobile, manufactured by the Packard Motor Car Company of Detroit, Michigan. Photograph, c1915

PACKARD AUTOMOBILE, c1910. An automobile manufactured by the Packard Motor Car Company of Detroit, Michigan. Photograph, c1910

PACKARD TRUCK, c1910. A truck manufactured by the Packard Motor Car Company of Detroit, Michigan. Photograph, c1900

DETROIT: FIRETRUCK, 1911. A fire brigade aboard a fire engine manufactured by the Packard Motor Car Company in Detroit, Michigan. Photograph, May 1911

AUTOMOBILE FACTORY, c1929. Assembly line at an automobile factory in Detroit, Michigan. Stereograph, c1929

DETROIT: GENERAL MOTORS. The General Motors headquarters in Detroit, Michigan. Photograph, 1981

DETROIT, 1942. National Guard soldiers on duty during a riot caused by white residents attempting to keep black families from moving into the Sojourner Truth homes in Detroit, Michigan

DETROIT: DEPARTMENT STORE. The mens department in the Crowley Milner and Company department store in Detroit, Michigan. Photograph by Arthur Siegel, July 1941

DETROIT, 1942. Mounted police surrounding a group of black men during a riot caused by white residents attempting to keep black families from moving into the Sojourner Truth homes in Detroit

DETROIT, 1942. A man wearing a zoot suit in the business district of Detroit, Michigan. Photograph by Arthur Siegel, 1942

DETROIT, 1942. People waiting to drink from a water fountain at the zoo in Detroit, Michigan. Photograph by Arthur Siegel, 1942

DETROIT, 1942. Police during a riot caused by white residents attempting to keep black families from moving into the Sojourner Truth homes in Detroit, Michigan

DETROIT, 1942. Police arresting a black tenant during a riot caused by white residents attempting to keep black families from moving into the Sojourner Truth homes in Detroit, Michigan

DETROIT, 1942. A woman and child, tenants of the newly built Sojourner Truth homes housing project in Detroit, Michigan. Photograph by Arthur Siegel, February 1942

DETROIT, 1942. The first black family moving into the newly built Sojourner Truth homes housing project in Detroit, Michigan. Photograph by Arthur Siegel, February 1942

DETROIT, 1942. Moving vans, with a police escort, moving black families belongings into the newly built Sojourner Truth housing project in Detroit, Michigan

NURSES, 1942. Nurses of Base Hospital No. 17 from Harper Hospital in Detroit, Michigan. Photograph by Arthur Siegel, 1942

DETROIT: SAILOR, 1940. A sailor at a Detroit, Michigan, yacht club party. Photograph by Arthur S. Siegel, summer 1940

DETROIT: STEEL MILL, 1942. Coal-fed blast furnaces at the Great Lakes Steel Corporation at Detroit, Michigan. Photograph by Arthur Siegel, November 1942

DETROIT INSTITUTE OF ART. View of the museum courtyard, Detroit, Michigan. Photograph, c1925

PONTIAC: FORT DETROIT. Chief Pontiacs siege of Fort Detroit, 1763-64. Illustration by Frederic Remington

Satellite view of Detroit, Michigan

Detroit seen from the town hall, United States of America

Michigan: the New Vanderbilt Grain Elevator at Detroit

Birds eye view showing about three miles square of the central portion of the city of Detroit, Michigan, US, USA, America

Edw. Neumann, Broadway Market, Detroit, Michigan, c. 1905-15 (b / w photo)
XOS867936 Edw. Neumann, Broadway Market, Detroit, Michigan, c.1905-15 (b/w photo) by Detroit Publishing Co. (1880-1920); Private Collection; American, out of copyright

American 19th Century, Ute Chief Sevara and Family, 1899, America

On the Banks of the Detroit, Railway Ferry, Amherstburg, Old Windmill, Sandwich, Old Fort Near Amherstburg, Canada, Nineteenth Century Engraving

The Dardanelles, Turkey, engraved by R. Willis (engraving)
KW271328 The Dardanelles, Turkey, engraved by R. Willis (engraving) by Bartlett, William Henry (1809-54) (after); Private Collection; Ken Welsh; English, out of copyright

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"Detroit: A City of Rich History, Vibrant Culture, and Automotive Legacy" Discover the enchanting allure of Detroit, Michigan - a city that seamlessly blends its historical landmarks with modern marvels. Step into the grandeur of The Fox Theatre, an architectural gem in downtown Detroit that has hosted countless performances and events since its opening in 1928. Immerse yourself in the sporting heritage at Navin Field (Briggs Stadium), where baseball legends once graced the field and created unforgettable moments for fans. This iconic stadium holds a special place in the hearts of sports enthusiasts across America. As you explore this dynamic city, it's impossible to ignore the influence of Ford Motor Company. Witness firsthand how this automotive giant shaped Detroit's landscape by employing thousands and revolutionizing transportation worldwide from their headquarters here. Michigan itself is a treasure trove for nature lovers. Experience tranquility while boating at Belle Isle Park, an island oasis nestled within Detroit's borders. Marvel at stunning views of the city skyline along the picturesque Detroit River – a sight that captures both urban charm and natural beauty. Navin Park offers another serene escape within bustling Detroit – a perfect spot to unwind amidst lush greenery or enjoy recreational activities with loved ones. And if you're seeking luxury accommodations during your stay, Pontchartrain Hotel located near Campus Martius promises sophistication and comfort. Detroit isn't just about cars; it also boasts thrilling races like Hispano-Suiza H6C competing against Baby Bootlegger Speedboat on waterways nearby. This adrenaline-fueled spectacle showcases Detroit's passion for speed and innovation beyond land vehicles. Travel back in time to witness Henry Ford's pioneering spirit as he tests his groundbreaking automobiles at Piquette Plant circa 1905 – an essential milestone in automotive history that forever changed how we move today. The Hudson Motor Company stands tall as another testament to Detroit's automotive prowess. Explore their legacy through exhibits showcasing their contributions to the industry, reminding us of Detroit's enduring impact.