Nice stuff. Reminds me of parts of AMC. Newer...but not too new 😂

That Merch piece on the outside is really rad; only a few of his from his last trip here are still riding. I knew right where this was because of that! 😂 Nice stuff, as always.

Cool place

Google cowtown rodeo 😅😅

Don’t forget the one in woodstown New Jersey cowtown rodeo 😂😂😂

You missed the one in San Jose Ca

The ghetto nigs ruined this place like all of flint

Awesome video

Great video.

I love all the graffiti

They should have took care of the buildings

Saint LOUIS ??

Looks like a body & paint shop

c/o 99 I stay on Hamburg between Gratiot and 6 mile from 1995 to 2003..now living in Houston

I grew up in Salishan in the 1970s. This was part of our playground. We used to call it Bummers Gulch. It wasn't until I was an adult that I found out why it was called that. In the past (long long ago) the hobos or bums would jump off the trains and go up into the gulch to camp, probably entering off Pioneer Way or Waller Road. The mine mentioned at about 2:55 is where we used to catch frogs. In the creek itself, we used to catch crawdads.

Man.. glad you got these amazing shots in and documented before the blaze! Jealous!

Is it for sale 🤔

I recognize this building. It's on Fort Street. I drive by it at least once a week usually. Thanks for making this video

These apartments look tiny! I guess all of them were studio apartments in this building.

So many memories ... Awesome place

My great grandpa Harold Elrod owned it in the in the 1950s❤️❤️ wish we still had it

looks like an albert khan designed building similar to the old boblo boat dock place they just tore down looked.

That one has been on my list to finish researching for ages. If I remember right, it was a car dealership originally and most recently Leonard Bros. Van & Storage. Crazy to see all that graff, saw a lot of names I haven't seen in like 10 years. Kefallinos owns it now; of course! Great video as always.

Another neat building I wish I could restore. What a cool shop that would be.

Yummy reflections

I see evidence of the original 1906 building: Check room, knob and tube electrical wiring & radiators. Probably all original from the bank, before it was added on for future purposes

Lmao go in the basement, that’s where at the rats are now

Посмотрел видео и задумался га минуту, а есть ли такие дома в которых кто то живет или они все пустые в плоть до стен? 🎉❤

I don't see how these were apartments? There's no bathroom or Kitchen areas, just rooms like it was a hospital or something?

Making our own Pripyat and we don’t need radiation to do it.

dope to see the paint i layed in a video🤣

Shannon ?😢

I used to bowl there every week. It's Cherry Hill Lanes in Dearborn Heights! Wow, I see they left some of the pinsetters there. Excellent video, my friend.

At 0:40, I have that exact same towel in my kitchen. Hey, at least they removed all the pinsetters before they abandoned the building. Bowling is now a dead sport. So sad to see all that stuff go to waste.

That was the hang out when i was in high school! I have a few fond memories in that place 😏🤫😏.... RIP Star Taylor ❤

Wow... This really brings back some memories for real. Every person who went there had a home classroom. Mine was room 315. Ms. Pinkard and Ms. Johnson were my homeroom teahers. Mrs. Wolf was the Media/Auditorium teacher. And for a short period of time; Mrs. Wallace was one of the gym teachers. She was the gym teacher from Lingemann Elementary. She taught 6th grade gym class at Foch. She left Foch to go to teach somewhere else. And who can forget the Male Hall Monitor...Man he had that long skinny wooden stick board pointer. He would tear your legs up if he caught you running in the hallways trying to get to class before the late bell rang....haha. Mr. Harris (Mr. Hill??) caught me quite a few times. It was hard trying to get to your class especially if some of the classes were in the opposite end of the hallway or if some of the classes were on different floors from each other. I also remember running indoor track when it became too cold to run track outside. My favorite class by far was Swimming. For me it was the last class of the day...but the downside of that was if you had swim class during the winter. Unfortunately I didn't get to graduate from Foch...My Stepdad passed away while I was in the seventh grade. And my family and I ended up moving away from Detroit that year in 1977. It was also Gang Central. The school was surrounded by various Gang members from different rival gangs. There were the Errol Flynns...The Girl Errol Flynns..The Baby Errols...The BK's...The Coney Only...and The Murphy Boys just to name a few. Despite it all....for those who didn't get caught up with the gangs...and or ended up dropping out...or got pregnant... you were able to get a good education from there. Yup...Those were Fun times...Fun times indeed

One of my favorite spots, probably went 11 times total went my last time about 2 weeks ago they’ve now shut done some floors and have workers there in the morning, when did you go? Even got caught here once Lol but Dearborn police gave us a warning thankfully, when did you go? And yea no more security

My grandma taught class at the Everest institute

So many floors to explore... so many documents, flyers and signs... so many hours of work and manufacturing, business and learning... I love exploring these types of locations. Thank you for this. Melancholy, always, and I wouldn't forget the plans they made, and the restorations they never finished. Plans mean nothing if you don't act on them. The fully imagined complex looked like a good idea to me.

Wow amazing coverage man I'm from Michigan so i love anything about Michigan sad to see a beautiful building go empty

My mom and grandparents lived there in the 1970s when it was the Apple Tree Co-op... She said it was a vibrant family-oriented building. They bought a house and moved in 1981

My Lawyer was in that building..and I worked in the red brick building in front of it facing Michigan Ave. It was a Michigan Bell building at the time..i have no idea what it is now..

I’m pretty sure this was the abandoned hospital that I almost got arrested at for trespassing 😭

I would wear a respirator going in there. It's full of asbestos and lead paint dust. Cute school. Absolutely. Was a nice area until about 1980-82. Even 1987 was not too bad.

Let the migrants live here

I graduated from here! So sad 😢

One of my childhood schools is a condo now, it's kinda funny because there was no such things as condos when I went to school.

Not much was shown of my old elementary school. I went there from’68-‘73 and enjoyed it immensely. Not much of the gym was shown, the science wing, the principals office. Too much in the auditorium. I would have loved to have see the whole school 1st and 2nd floors.

Thanks for sharing great old Hospital I wish the morale picture could've saved Fabulous work of Art R.i.p old southwest Detroit Hospital ❤