Forgotten Landmarks of Detroit

Once the fourth largest in the United States, Detroit’s streets were filled with bustling crowds and lined with breathtaking landmarks. Over the years, many of the city’s most beautiful buildings—packed with marble, ornate metalwork, painted ceilings and glitz and glamour—have been reduced to dust. From the hallowed halls of Old City Hall to the floating majesty of steamships to the birthplace of the automotive industry, Dan Austin, author of Lost Detroit and creator of Historic Detroit, recaptures stories and memories of a forgotten Detroit, giving readers a glimpse into some of the most stunning buildings this city has ever known. Published by the History Press, 264 Pages.