Places to exploreMuseums, parks, neighborhoods and icons
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The Henry FordRosa Parks’ bus, Greenfield Village and the Ford Rouge Factory
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Gordie Howe BridgeThe new bridge to Canada: live waits, tolls, and yes, you can walk it
ToursBy boat, by bike or on foot, with a local guide
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Explore museums, parks, stages, and distinctive neighborhoods across Detroit and nearby cities. Each place comes with its own story and related events.
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Famous people's places / Grosse Pointe Farms, MI
Closed – archive entryA Colonial Revival movie palace that opened in Grosse Pointe Farms in 1930 and hosted the first public screening of Sam Raimi and Bruce Campbell's Within the Woods in 1979.
Famous people's places / Grosse Pointe Farms, MI
Closed – archive entryThe Dodge family's lakefront mansion in Grosse Pointe Farms, built in two versions between 1912 and 1934 and demolished in 1976 despite its landmark status.
Famous people's places / Grosse Pointe Farms
A Presbyterian church on Lake Shore Drive, founded in 1865 and rebuilt in the 1920s, where future Metropolitan Opera bass John Macurdy sang as a boy chorister.
Famous people's places / Grosse Pointe Farms
Closed – archive entryThe Lake Shore Road mansion architect John Russell Pope designed for Hudson Motor Car founder Roy D. Chapin, demolished in 1983 for condominiums.
Famous people's places / Grosse Pointe Farms
A lakefront house built around 1900 by Alexander Lewis that today serves as the parish house of St. Paul on the Lake Catholic Church in Grosse Pointe Farms.
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