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New on Historic Detroit this week

The landmarks, historic homes, architects and builders added or updated this week, each with its own page.

By Victoria JacksonEditor In Chief Published 1 min read
Detroit, The Detroit skyline as it appeared from Windsor, Ontario on a sunny Labor Day 2025, known as the “Motor City,” Detroit...
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The counts on this page

  1. New pages 40
  2. Updated 0
The page's counts side by side. Each bar is drawn to scale from zero against the highest figure, 40 for New pages. Figures from Rebuild Detroit landmark pages and Historic Detroit.

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Every Detroit landmark

Detroit's past is still standing, brick by brick. Rebuild Detroit added 40 historic Detroit pages this week and brought 0 more up to date.

This week's pages

Comerica Park: Stadium, built 2000, by Populous. Little Caesars Arena: Stadium, built 2017, by HOK.

Ford Field: Stadium, built 2002, by Rossetti. 1001 Woodward: Skyscraper, built 1965, International, by Smith, Hinchman & Grylls.

300 River Place: Building, built 1929, Romanesque Revival, by Smith, Hinchman & Grylls. 1307 Broadway: Building, built 1908, Classical, by Gustave Mueller.

35W Capitol Park Apartments: Building, built 1922, Neo-Classical, by Brown, Derrick & Preston. 6001 Cass: Building, built 1920, by Albert Kahn.

7300 Woodward: Building, built 1910, by Albert Kahn. Abraham Lincoln statue: Monument, built 1958.

Final word

Every building links to its architect, its builder and its neighborhood. Stay tuned.

The buildings

  1. Comerica Park New

    Stadium, built 2000, by Populous

  2. Little Caesars Arena New

    Stadium, built 2017, by HOK

  3. Ford Field New

    Stadium, built 2002, by Rossetti

  4. 1001 Woodward New

    Skyscraper, built 1965, International, by Smith, Hinchman & Grylls

  5. 300 River Place New

    Building, built 1929, Romanesque Revival, by Smith, Hinchman & Grylls

  6. 1307 Broadway New

    Building, built 1908, Classical, by Gustave Mueller

  7. 35W Capitol Park Apartments New

    Building, built 1922, Neo-Classical, by Brown, Derrick & Preston

  8. 6001 Cass New

    Building, built 1920, by Albert Kahn

  9. 7300 Woodward New

    Building, built 1910, by Albert Kahn

  10. Abraham Lincoln statue New

    Monument, built 1958

  11. Academy of the Sacred Heart New

    School, built 1862, English Gothic, by James W. Wall, demolished 1920

  12. Adams Theatre and Fine Arts Building New

    Theater, built 1905, Arts and Crafts, by C. Howard Crane, demolished 2009

Sources

Victoria Jackson

Victoria Jackson

Editor In Chief, Detroit Ledger

Victoria Jackson is a lifelong student and sharp-eyed documentarian of all things Detroit, from its rich musical roots and cultural icons to its shifting neighborhoods, storied architecture, and underground legends.

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