Terra cotta, as most Detroit historians know, has been used extensively in many of our city’s famous buildings such as the Wurlitzer Building, Goeschel Building, Metropolitan Building, and the David Whitney Buildi
By Joe Neussendorfer, Aff.M.ASCE, ESD
The Midfield Terminal at Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport (DTW) opened to the public in February 2002. It was na... Read More...
Olympia hosted some of the greatest rock acts of all time including The Beatles, during their 1964 tour, The Doors (w/ special guest The Frost), Elvis in ’72 and Detroit’s own MC5.
In the year 1701, Antoine Laumet de La Mothe Cadillac assembled some 200 men, outfitted 25 large freight canoes with supplies to begin an arduous and dangerous adventure.
As a kid, my Uncle Sonny and Aunt Phyllis staged the family get-togethers. Nan, grandpa, cousin Michelle, brother Tony, our little sister "Whitter bug," dad, a gay poodle named Buffy and Nan's non-stop bouncy pup, Bo-Bo.
Robert Frank was not alone in linking his photographs to poetry. Beat writer Jack Kerouac, in his introduction to Frank's seminal book The Americans, said of th... Read More...
Sundays were picnic days, blankets spread out; the aroma of fresh home cooking filled the air. Some, from the old country, wore coats and many wore ties.
By Tom Brank
Amtrak’s southeastern corridor and the Disney Company recently announced plans to construct a high-speed rail route in Florida. There are more tha... Read More...