Famous people's places / Detroit
Closed – archive entryAmerican Motors Headquarters (Plymouth Road)
Detroit's 1927 Kelvinator/Nash-Kelvinator complex, American Motors' headquarters where George W. Romney ran the company; demolished in 2022–2023.
DETROIT / Places to explore / ¼
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 / Detroit
Closed – archive entryDetroit's 1927 Kelvinator/Nash-Kelvinator complex, American Motors' headquarters where George W. Romney ran the company; demolished in 2022–2023.
Famous people's places / Canton, MI
A large shared suburban campus in Canton housing three Plymouth-Canton public high schools, attended by singer Bazzi before he left for Los Angeles.
Famous people's places / Redford Township
One of two linked Detroit Memorial Park cemeteries, historically serving Detroit's Black community since 1925, and the burial place of Contours singer Sylvester Potts.
Famous people's places / Canton
A public high school on the Plymouth-Canton Educational Park campus in Canton, where actor and chef David Burtka graduated in 1993.
Famous people's places / Plymouth
A cemetery west of Detroit where jazz trumpeter and mentor Marcus Belgrave, a central figure of the city's jazz scene, was buried in 2015.
Famous people's places / Auburn Hills
Closed – archive entryA company car museum at Chrysler's Auburn Hills headquarters, open from 1999 to 2016, that traced the automaker's history through decades of Chrysler, Dodge, Plymouth and Jeep vehicles.
An independently written bilingual guide. This collection is not an attendance-based ranking.