Detroit Collection (page 6)

Belgian war orphans with Father Syoens WWI
Group photograph of Belgian war orphan children brought to Detroit, U.S.A during World War One. Father Syoens, pastor of Our Lady of Sorrows, Roman Catholic Church

Greyhound Bus Terminal, Washington Boulevard, Detroit, USA
Greyhound Bus and Air Lines Terminal, Washington Boulevard, Detroit, USA (built in 1937). Date: circa late 1930s

Sheba the elephant pulling children in a cart at Detroit Zoo, Michigan, USA Date: circa 1920

MICHIGAN: DETROIT, c1980. Abandoned storefronts along Monroe Street in Detroit, Michigan. Photograph, c1980

MICHIGAN: DETROIT, c1980. Commercial building on Monroe Avenue in Detroit, Michigan. Photograph, c1980

CARD GAME, 1941. Women playing cards and drinking Coca-Cola in Detroit, Michigan. Photograph by Arthur Siegel, 1941

Boumeli Hissar, or the Castle of Europe (engraving)
XJF311298 Boumeli Hissar, or the Castle of Europe (engraving) by Allom, Thomas (1804-72) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: The fortress of Rumelihisari)

FORD ASSEMBLY LINE, 1913. The last stage of the Model T assembly line at the Ford automobile plant in Highland Park, Michigan. Photograph, 1913

58 Bagley Avenue
circa 1915: View of the rented garage in which Henry Ford invented and assembled his first automobile, 58 Bagley Avenue, Detroit, Michigan

Assembly line production of M3 tanks at a Chrysler plant in Detroit, Michigan, during World War II
TANK FACTORY, c1944. Assembly line production of M3 tanks at a Chrysler plant in Detroit, Michigan, during World War II. Photographed by Alfred T. Palmer, c1944

Dexter Avenue in a middle class neighborhood in Detroit, Michigan, previously all white, now, in 1957, integrated
DETROIT: INTEGRATION, 1957. Dexter Avenue in a middle class neighborhood in Detroit, Michigan, previously all white, now, in 1957, integrated

American Eagle Tobacco Company, Detroit, Michigan Manufactur

Ford Motor Company Factory - Detroit, Michigan, USA. During 1923, the plant produced more than 7800 Ford motors daily and employed 68, 000 men! The site covered 278 acres. Date: 1923

Detroit, Michigan, USA

USA - Detroit Soldiers Memorial and Opera House - Memorial in foreground and Opera House in Background. Part of Box 5 Boswell collection. American Trip. Date: circa 1900

USA - Detroit City Hall - Detroit city Hall, Horses, Carriages, people in front. Part of Box 5 Boswell collection. American Trip. Date: circa 1900

The Bagley Memorial Drinking Fountain - Detroit, Michigan at the corner of Woodward Avenue and Fort Street. Erected in memory of John J

Maxwell Motor Company Factory, Detroit, Michigan, USA
View of the Maxwell Motor Company Factory at Detroit, Michigan, USA. Date: circa 1910

The Jewett Six automobile
The Jewett Six - an automobile built in Detroit, Michigan, USA by the Paige-Detroit Motor Car Company, named after Harry M. Jewett, president of Paige-Detroit. Date: circa 1923

A Fort Wayne and Elmwood horse-drawn street car in Detroit, Michigan, USA Date: circa 1920

Ontario Car Ferry in the ice on the Detroit River in Michigan, USA Date: 1900s

Children wading in the water at Belle Isle Park in Detroit, Michigan, USA Date: circa 1908

People swimming at an outdoor bath house in Detroit, Michigan, USA Date: 1900s

Children sailing toy boats at Water Works Park in Detroit, Michigan, USA Date: circa 1905

Car ferry, Michigan Central, entering slip, Detroit River, Michigan, USA Date: 1880s

Detroit Vintage Car, USA. Date: 1900s

Hotel Statler, Detroit, Michigan, USA
Hotel Statler, Grand Circus Park, Detroit, Michigan, USA, with 1000 rooms and 1000 baths. Date: circa 1930

YMCA, Telephone Building, Club, Detroit, Michigan, USA
YMCA, Telephone Building, and Detroit Athletic Club, Detroit, Michigan, USA. Date: circa 1916

Maccabees Building, Detroit, Michigan, USA
Maccabees Building, home of the WXYZ Radio Station, Detroit, Michigan, USA. Date: 1943

Interior of log cabin, Palmer Park, Detroit, Michigan, USA
Interior of a traditional log cabin, Palmer Park, Detroit, Michigan, USA. The land for the park was donated to the city by ex-Senator Thomas W Palmer in 1893

Entrance to Palmer Park, Detroit, Michigan, USA. Date: early 20th century

Spruce Log, Palmer Park, Detroit, Michigan, USA
Spruce Log at Palmer Park, Detroit, Michigan, USA. It was sent from Washington State. One end is hollowed out and contains a writing desk and benches. The other end is an animal cage. Date: circa 1910

Casino at night, Belle Isle, Detroit, Michigan, USA. Date: circa 1910

Greetings card from Detroit, Michigan, USA, showing the Mount, Belle Isle, and a red and blue triangular flag. If you would only spend a few hours with me at Detroit, I certainly would make you happy

Dietsche Sightseeing Co, Detroit, Michigan, USA
The Dietsche Sightseeing Co, Detroit, Michigan, USA, showing a group of people in a charabanc. circa 1911

Central Station and River Tunnel, Detroit, Michigan, USA
Michigan Central Station and entrance to Detroit River Tunnel, Detroit, Michigan, USA. Date: 1913

City Hall and Majestic Building, Detroit, Michigan, USA. Date: circa 1905

Woodward Avenue, Detroit, Michigan, USA
Woodward Avenue, looking north from the Majestic Building, showing New Hudson and Whitney Buildings, Detroit, Michigan, USA. Date: circa 1915

Factory workers at the Ford Motor Plant, Detroit, Michigan, USA. Date: circa 1912

Charles H Getzin Baseball Player Pitcher Detroit
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Thompson Right Field Detroit Gold Coin series
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Thompson Right Field Detroit Gold Coin Tobacco Issue
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White 3rd Base Detroit Gold Coin Tobacco Issue
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East River, 191314, Oil, canvas, 30 1 / 8 x 34 1 / 8, 76. 5 86. 7 cm, Paintings, Samuel Halpert
East River, 191314, Oil, canvas, 30 1/8 x 34 1/8, 76.5 86.7 cm, Paintings, Samuel Halpert, American, Bialystok, Russia, 18841930, Detroit, Michigan, 8, AM170720 101708

Flatiron Building 1919 Oil canvas 40 x 34 101. 6 86. 4 cm
Flatiron Building, 1919, Oil, canvas, 40 x 34, 101.6 86.4 cm, Paintings, Samuel Halpert, American, Bialystok, Russia, 18841930, Detroit, Michigan, Halpert studied, Robert Henri, 1912

Charles H Getzien Pitcher Detroit World Champions
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Long Exposure, Breintenbush River, Oregon Cascades, At Sunset

MICHIGAN TUNNEL, 1907. Sinking the first section of the Michigan Central Railway Tunnel into the Detroit River. Photograph, 1907

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