Abolitionist Sites (all downtown):
Finney House Barn Site (Griswold & State)
Second Baptist Church (441 Monroe, Greektown)
William Lambert Home Site (E. Larned & St. Aubin)
William Webb House (Congress & St. Antoine, where Blue Cross Building is)
Abolitionist statue at Detroit River, behind Hart Plaza
Art Deco buildings (1st three are downtown):
Buhl Building (Griswold)
Guardian Building (Griswold)
Penobscot Building (Griswold)
Fischer Building (E. Grand Blvd.)
Beaux Art buildings:
Detroit Public Library (Woodward & Ferry)
Michigan Central Railroad Station
Wayne County Building (600 Randolph)
Bookstores:
John King Books (901 W. Lafayette)
Urban Network (5740 Grand River)
Museums (Detroit): Belle Isle Conservatory
Detroit Historical Museum
Detroit Institute of Arts
Historic Fort Wayne
Motown Museum
Museum of African History
Museum of Contemporary Art
Tuskegee Airmen National Historical Museum
Libraries:
Detroit Public Library
Walter P. Reuther Library of Labor and Urban Affairs
Museums (Dearborn):
Arab American National Museum
Henry Ford Estate
Greenfield Village (can pay for a tour Ford Rouge plant during week)
Heidelberg Project (Charlevoix between Mt. Elliot and Gratiot)
Hamtramck Disneyland (folk art)
Ossian Sweet Bungalow (2905 Garland) (still occupied)
Black Bottom/Ludwig Miles van der Rohe housing
Downtown Churches with Tiffany windows:
Christ Church (E. Jefferson)
First Presbyterian Church of Detroit (Woodward)
St. John’s Episcopal Church (Woodward)
(Also Tiffany windows at WSU’s George Beecher House & the David Whitney House--now a restaurant)
Plants:
AAM
Packard Plant
GM Poletown
Ford Rouge (Dearborn)
Motel T Ford Plant (Woodward, in Highland Park)
See Working Detroit
Urban Gardens: See [www.detroitagriculture.org]
Catherine Ferguson Academy
Detroit Black Community Food Security Network’s D-Town Farm
Earthworks Garden/Capuchin Soup Kitchen
Spirit of Hope