1 Shot from the roof of the CPA Building
2 Shot from the roof of the CPA Building
3 Shot from the roof of the CPA Building
4 Shot from the roof of the CPA Building
5 CPA Building
This was originally the home of the Conductors Protective Association, a UAW of sorts for train employees. Hence why it was built across Michigan Avenue from Michigan Central Station. It was designed by Alvin E. Harley, who is better known for his residential designs.
The building housed a bank with a drive-through teller in its later days. It has been abandoned for at least a decade and is in rough shape inside.
This was originally the home of the Conductors Protective Association, a UAW of sorts for train employees. Hence why it was built across Michigan Avenue from Michigan Central Station. It was designed by Alvin E. Harley, who is better known for his residential designs.
The building housed a bank with a drive-through teller in its later days. It has been abandoned for at least a decade and is in rough shape inside.
6 CPA Building
This was originally the home of the Conductors Protective Association, a UAW of sorts for train employees. Hence why it was built across Michigan Avenue from Michigan Central Station. It was designed by Alvin E. Harley, who is better known for his residential designs.
The building housed a bank with a drive-through teller in its later days. It has been abandoned for at least a decade and is in rough shape inside.
This was originally the home of the Conductors Protective Association, a UAW of sorts for train employees. Hence why it was built across Michigan Avenue from Michigan Central Station. It was designed by Alvin E. Harley, who is better known for his residential designs.
The building housed a bank with a drive-through teller in its later days. It has been abandoned for at least a decade and is in rough shape inside.
7 CPA Building
This was originally the home of the Conductors Protective Association, a UAW of sorts for train employees. Hence why it was built across Michigan Avenue from Michigan Central Station. It was designed by Alvin E. Harley, who is better known for his residential designs.
The building housed a bank with a drive-through teller in its later days. It has been abandoned for at least a decade and is in rough shape inside.
This was originally the home of the Conductors Protective Association, a UAW of sorts for train employees. Hence why it was built across Michigan Avenue from Michigan Central Station. It was designed by Alvin E. Harley, who is better known for his residential designs.
The building housed a bank with a drive-through teller in its later days. It has been abandoned for at least a decade and is in rough shape inside.
8 Sunrise over Detroit - Shot from the CPA Building
9 Michigan Central Terminal, Ambassador Bridge - Shot from the CPA Building
10 Michigan Central Terminal, Ambassador Bridge - Shot from the CPA Building
CPA Building