Park Avenue Hotel - Photos
Park Avenue Hotel
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A room inside the Park Avenue Hotel in March 2015.
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A room inside the Park Avenue Hotel in March 2015.
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Doors inside the Park Avenue
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Chairs left behind after the building closed.
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The ballroom and stage of the Park Avenue
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The Park Avenue was in rough shape, but was still salvageable at the time it was imploded.
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Like many buildings in Detroit, when the Park Avenue was abandoned, furniture was left behind.
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The Park Avenue was a substance-abuse center at the end of its life, hence the focus on religion.
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A room inside the Park Avenue Hotel in March 2015.