Grand Circus Park Local Historic District

The Grand Circus Park Local Historic District includes the park itself and the buildings across the half-circle of streets that surrounds it, including East and West Adams Avenue, and Witherell Street and Park Avenue, south from Adams to Woodward. You can read details about the district and its buildings in the Proposed Grand Circus Park Local Historic District Final Report (local copy), which I recommend highly to anyone interested in Detroit's history. A Wikipedia Page also describes the district.

Grand Circus Park

2001 Park, The Park Avenue Building, 1922

More photos and more description of this building can be found at HistoricDetroit.org.

76 West Adams, Kresge Company Building (Kales), 1914

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44-58 West Adams, The Fine Arts Building, 1905

28-36 West Adams & 25 West Elizabeth, The Stroh Tower, 1920

18-24 West Adams, First National and Central Savings Bank, 1924

10 West Adams, The Fyfe Building, 1919

More photos and more description of this building can be found at HistoricDetroit.org.

23 East Adams, Central United Methodist Church, 1867

47 East Adams, Women Exchange Building, 1915

1526 Broadway, Capitol Theater (Detroit Opera House), 1921

The east side of Broadway Avenue, looking north from John R Road (the Detroit Opera House)

Details on the Broadway face of the Detoit Opera House

More photos and more description of this building can be found at HistoricDetroit.org.

10 Witherell, Eaton Tower (David Broderick Tower), 1928

1553 Woodward, David Whitney Building, 1914

1539-65 Washington Boulevard, Statler Hotel (Heritage Hotel), 1914

More photos and more description of this building can be found at HistoricDetroit.org.