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Yes train show, but it was down at Cobo over the weekend.

Detroit in Legos....

You had quite the sporgy of a day! Great shot from the CoPa. I really like how from the stadium, the Ren Cen is not isolated or dominant in the skyline. I can only imagine of what it was like to be there last night. What a dramatic win by the Tigers! Downtown must have been hopping all night.

Try Elmwood Cemetery Very cool place. I took a Detroit History class and the teacher runs this place, so as part of our class we had a field trip here. He'll probably give you one if you call ahead of time and set one up There are a lot of famous Detroiters buried here, most recently, Coleman A Young. Here are just a couple of pictures I took when I was there.

Doug was 44. He acomplished a lot in a short amount of time and will be greatly missed.

Here's another which shows some of the extravegant sites around the cemetary.

The Alger tomb at Elmwood Cemetary

It was for back when there was the trolley running. I believe this is where it ended.

^that's a great shot! You mean this photo pardon my ignorance, but what are these supposed to mean?

That picture makes me cold! Cruel on a 70 deg Nov day......

No rendering, but here's what it looked like as of Saturday

Taken on Oct 8

Thanks Allan. Besides the roof, I thought the inside was cleaned up which included removing of the seats and other misc stuff. My memory isn't so good any more and I don't remember how this nugget of info got put into my brain, so maybe this isn't the case.

Who owns the national theater? Wasn't it cleaned up a few years back? I can't believe all the discussion about parking garages, but then again that's the majority of the construction activity downtown!

I noticed there is now scaffolding on the front of the National Theater. Does anyone know if this is for permanent or temporary occupancy? I thought I heard someone was going to use it for the Super Bowl, but not much more.