Detroit

The Whitney

The 1894 lumber baron mansion—now a restaurant where the family reportedly stays.

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Cemetery

Woodmere Cemetery

The 1868 cemetery—where the auto barons sleep.

Michigan Central Station

The 1913 depot—the ruin that Ford saved.

Hotel

Hotel St. Regis

The 1966 hotel—where the "happenings" reportedly occur.

Detroit Athletic Club

The 1915 club—where the members’ ghosts reportedly play.

Grande Ballroom

The 1928 ballroom—where the MC5 played and the ghosts stayed.

Michigan Theatre

The 1926 palace—now a parking garage inside the ruin.

Lee Plaza

The 1929 tower—the abandoned apartment hotel.

Hotel

Hotel Orchard

The 1929 hotel—where the "happenings" reportedly occur.

Palmer Park

The 1893 park—where the Log Cabin and the virgin forest stand.

Detroit Public Library

The 1921 library—where Cass Gilbert’s marble keeps the books.

Detroit Historical Museum

The 1951 museum—where the "Streets of Old Detroit" live.

Motown Museum

Hitsville U.S.A.—where the Supremes recorded.

Eastern Market

The 1891 market—where the sheds still sell.

Tiger Stadium site

The 1912 ballpark—where Cobb and Kaline played.

Russell Industrial

The 1915 complex—where the artists and the ghosts share the halls.

Cemetery

Elmwood Cemetery

The 1846 cemetery—where the city’s founders rest.

Detroit Masonic Temple

The 1926 temple—the world’s largest Masonic building, with the architect’s ghost.

Theater

Fox Theatre

The 1928 palace—where the organ still plays.

Fort Wayne

The 1845 star fort—where the soldiers reportedly drill.

Packard Plant

The 1903 factory—the abandoned ruin where the workers died.

Belle Isle

The island park—where the "Lady in White" reportedly walks.

Pewabic Pottery

The 1907 pottery—where the Stratton ghosts reportedly stay.

Joe Louis Arena site

The 1980 arena—where the Wings played and the octopus flew.

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