About This Site
About This Site
This site is devoted to the practice of Chapter 13 Bankruptcy in the Eastern District of Michigan. Our goal is also to help promote greater awareness of the area served by this office and provide information of general assistance to everyone in our community. The pictures on this site are provided to highlight areas of interest in the area covered by this office. Inclusion on this site is not meant to imply that the place shown has any involvement with bankruptcy. All pictures are copyright 2013 by Rich Collins, unless otherwise indicated.
Diego Rivera painted the Industry murals from 1932 - 1933.
The old Detroit Fire Department Headquarters was built in 1929.
American Coney Island was founded by Gust Keros in 1917.
Formerly the Veterans Memorial Building, the building now houses the UAW-Ford National Programs Center
The Eastern Market is home to dozens of murals that celebrate the culture and history of the area.
The Detroit Historical Museum houses collections dating back to the 1700's.
Detroit soda institutions, Vernors began making ginger ale in 1880 and Faygo pop production began in 1911.
The Mariner's Church is located near the Detroit-Windsor Tunnel
This statue of Joe Louis is in the lobby of Cobo Hall.
Detroit's Eastern Market first opened in 1841.
The Guardian Building makes extensive use of Pewabic Pottery in the tile work.
The historic Guardian Building was built between 1928 - 1929.
Lafayette Coney Island was founded by Bill Keros, brother of Gust Keros.
Wigley's Corned Beef has been sold in the Eastern Market since 1924.
Yates Cider Mill has been operating since 1863.
The bronze Spirit of Detroit statue is one of the best known landmarks in the city.
The Industry Murals are in the central courtyard of The Detroit Insitute of Arts
Part of the world famous Diego Rivera Industry murals at the Detroit Institute of Arts.
The architecture and design elements of the Guardian Building make it a unique skyscraper on the city skyline.
Cobo Hall, located where Cadillac landed in 1701, has been the site of many historic conventions, concerts and other gatherings.
The Monument to Joe Louis was donated to the city by Sports Illustrated magazine.
The Detroit Zoo opened in 1928.
The Savoyard Centre has had a building on it since 1779.
The Soldiers and Sailors Monument is located in Campus Martius.
This copy of Rodan's Thinker stands at the entrance to the Detroit Institute of Arts.