The ceiling features green ceiling tiles, to give visitors the feeling that they are underwater.
Anthony Barchock (www.facebook.com/francisfotos) for HistoricDetroit.org
The ceiling features green ceiling tiles, to give visitors the feeling that they are underwater.
Anthony Barchock (www.facebook.com/francisfotos) for HistoricDetroit.org
Anthony Barchock (www.facebook.com/francisfotos) for HistoricDetroit.org
The ceiling features green ceiling tiles, to give visitors the feeling that they are underwater.
Anthony Barchock (www.facebook.com/francisfotos) for HistoricDetroit.org
Anthony Barchock (www.facebook.com/francisfotos) for HistoricDetroit.org
The aquarium and the Anna Scripps Whitcomb Conservatory
Photo by KARI SMITH for HistoricDetroit.org
Photo by KARI SMITH for HistoricDetroit.org
Photo by KARI SMITH for HistoricDetroit.org
Photo by KARI SMITH for HistoricDetroit.org
The Baroque entrance of the aquarium.
Dan Austin/HistoricDetroit.org
The city seal above the aquarium's entrance
Dan Austin/HistoricDetroit.org
Neptune hangs out above the aquarium's entrance.
Dan Austin/HistoricDetroit.org
The wait to get inside the aquarium were two hours long at times Feb. 4, 2012 - proof that Detroit wants the aquarium reopened full time.
Dan Austin/HistoricDetroit.org
A backstage area at the aquarium.
Paul Hitz (www.paulhitzphotography.com) for HistoricDetroit.org
A backstage area at the aquarium.
Paul Hitz (www.paulhitzphotography.com) for HistoricDetroit.org
A backstage area at the aquarium.
Paul Hitz (www.paulhitzphotography.com) for HistoricDetroit.org
Paul Hitz (www.paulhitzphotography.com) for HistoricDetroit.org
Paul Hitz (www.paulhitzphotography.com) for HistoricDetroit.org
A backstage area at the aquarium.
Paul Hitz (www.paulhitzphotography.com) for HistoricDetroit.org