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Walkerville

Originally a town, Walkerville today is regarded as Windsor's heritage precinct that was incorporated into the city. Credited to Hiram Walker, the town was planned to be a model town. One of the earliest establishments here was a distillery and as time passed on, the automotive industry followed. Today, the neighborhood is lined with shops, eateries and pathways that provide a relaxing atmosphere.

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The Guardian Building

El edificio Guardian, construido en 1929, es uno de los edificios más famosos de la ciudad de Detroit. Este opulento ejemplar de Art Deco es un Hito Histórico Nacional. El interior el edificio es tan impresionante como el exterior, decorado con unos hermosos mosaicos de colores.

Mill Race Village

Mill Race Historical Village is a charming attraction in Northville that will transport you to a different era. Visit this living museum to explore a variety of beautifully preserved buildings from the 19th Century. Nestled next to the tranquil Rouge River, this village brings the bygone era to life. Walk through the quaint village and admire the old buildings, which include a Greek Revival style church, a school, a rustic bridge, a small train station, a blacksmith's shop, and a general store. The magnificent 1979 gazebo exudes bucolic charm and has become a favorite wedding venue in the town. The church is also a popular venue to host meetings and weddings.

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Elmwood Cemetery

As one of the oldest cemeteries in all of Michigan, the Elmwood Cemetery has been around since 1846. The cemetery began on a modest stretch of 42 acres (16.99 hectares), doubling in size over the years to a sprawling 86 acres (34.8 hectares). Lush vegetation and majestic groves of towering trees make this a serene and peaceful place to visit. You can see a special memorial for Civil War soldiers where a flag is flown continuously in their honor. Other notable memorials include famous governors, mayors, abolitionists, prominent businessmen and many others. The beautiful garden which surrounds these graves has been awarded a Level I accreditation by the Morton Arboretum and the ArbNet Arboretum Accreditation Program. To truly recognize the historic significance of the cemetery, go on one of the two free Tombstone Tales Guided Walking Tours.

Preservation Detroit

To learn about the interesting and underrated history of Detroit take one of Preservation Detroit's tours of the city. Preservation Detroit offers several different tours of parts of the city. Try a cultural tour of Midtown, a tour of the Eastern Market or an Auto Heritage Tour of the Motor City. These interesting tours are a great way to gain some insight into this unique city.

Old St Mary's Catholic Church

Built in 1841, this Roman Catholic church was originally founded by German immigrants. The church was rebuilt in 1884 with a Victorian Gothic style with details inspired by the Venetian Renaissance and the Pisan Romanesque style of architecture. Take a look inside and you'll be amazed at the solid granite columns! It's a perfect place to feel one with the almighty while appreciating the church's architectural beauty. The sight is a Contributing property of the country.

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The Guardian Building

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500 Griswold Avenue, Detroit, MI, Estados Unidos, 48226

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Penobscot Building

645 Griswold Avenue, Detroit, MI, Estados Unidos, 48226

It is hard to miss the Penobscot Building while you are in the Detroit Financial District. Established in 1927, the building was one of the top ten tallest buildings in the world after completion. Designed by architect Wirt C. Rowland, the building structure reflects the Art Deco architectural style. Today, the building is home to several commercial organisations and offices. It is one of the most significant buildings in the city and is also listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

David Stott Building

State Street, Detroit, MI, Estados Unidos, 48226

This art deco office high rise has been a permanent part of the city's skyline since 1929. Soaring at 437 feet (133.1 meters), David Stott Building is named after the owner of the Stott Realty Company. This splendid skyscraper has been long vacant as is the case with many other structures. It is undergoing a huge renovation and will be a mixed used structure. You can see a glimpse of this beauty from Windsor across the river.

Mariners' Church of Detroit

170 East Jefferson Avenue, Detroit, MI, Estados Unidos, 48226

Dating to the 1840s, Mariners' Church of Detroit was modeled after seamen's chapels on the East Coast of the United States. The Gothic structure has services on Sunday morning and at noon on Thursdays. It is often the site of funerals of Detroit civic notables. The church's mission is to serve Great Lakes sailors and their families, and nautical images festoon the interior. Bells toll whenever a life is lost on the lakes. They most famously rang 29 times in November 1975 with the sinking of an ore ship in Lake Superior, an event immortalized in the popular Gordon Lightfoot song "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald." Come by to offer your prayers or to be simply enchanted by this mystic place.

Book Tower

1265 Washington Boulevard, Detroit, MI, Estados Unidos, 48226

One of the major historical buildings that dotted the city's skyline since 1917, Book Tower with its neo classical and renaissance architectural styles is a tall beauty to behold. Soaring at 38 floors, it was at one point the tallest in town. Featuring two wings which were built in different years, this commercial structure is noted for its caryatid sculpture on its facade. Its ornate tower with intrinsic artworks and columns are what makes it stand out. It remained unoccupied since 2009. Currently undergoing restorative work, this beautiful skyscraper is a must for those interested in architecture.

The Detroit People Mover

Times Square, Detroit, MI, Estados Unidos, 48226

Getting any kind of mass transportation up and running is an uphill battle in Detroit. The Detroit People Mover is a start. It was supposed to be the center of a citywide light rail system. Instead, it has remained isolated since it was built in the 1970s as a downtown elevated loop. It's a great way to tour downtown, and it works well as a quick way to skip around the downtown area for business people, shoppers and sports fans. If you wish to look at the city from a different vantage point then get aboard The Detroit People Mover for a thrilling experience.