A detail of a supraporte on the Wayne County Building in Detroit.
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A detail of a supraporte on the Wayne County Building in Detroit.
The Wayne County Building, “one of the most sumptuous buildings in Michigan” as seen on 9/13/2017. Construction of some sort seemed to be going on all around downtown Detroit, including here. A picturesque nighttime photo (taken with a really wide-angle lens) of this building from a couple of years ago can be seen here.
Wayne County Building
View of Alanson P. Brush driving 1903 Cadillac Model A car up steps at Wayne County Building, as part of a publicity stunt. Handwritten on back: "1903 Cadillac, Model A ~ 1 cy., 10 h.p. 70" whb., 1320 lbs. 2-p. runabout. $750 f.o.b. Testing/publicity stunt: climbing steps of the Wayne County Building, Detroit. Driver: Alanson P. Brush. Note this photograph was used in Cadillac's national advertising campaign, being reproduced in such publications as Country Life (April 1903, p. 212)."
Courtesy of the National Automotive History Collection, Detroit Public Library
Detroit’s Wayne County Building was dedicated on October 11, 1902. The building graces the front of this c. 1910 leather postcard, manufactured by A.C. Dietsche.
Our Online Collection features several more leather postcards.
Nighttime view of Wayne County building; building windows are illuminated, moon overhead in sky. Printed on front: "Wayne County building, Detroit, Mich., 202,268." Printed on back: "Published by Wolverine News Co., Detroit, Mich. Printed in Great Britain." Handwritten on back: "Received your card but am still at my old trick at neglecting to write expect to go to Sarnia this summer. J.C." Card is postmarked March 16, 1909.
Courtesy of the Burton Historical Collection, Detroit Public Library
The Wayne County Building, Detroit
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