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After my explorations in Windsor, I had about an hour and half to explore Detroit just for my scheduled city tour. With its stunning twentieth-century architectural heritage, Detroit has fascinated me for a long time and I would like to explore the city closely over the next four days.

My destination for my last two days in Detroit was the Inn on Ferry Street, a beautifully restored complex of six historic buildings in the Midtown area of ​​Detroit. It includes four buildings and two coaches, each of which was built for prominent Detroit families. After many years of languor, these buildings once again functioned in 42 beautiful rooms. The historic district of East Ferry Avenue is a historic area in downtown Detroit, also called Detroit's cultural center. The elegant and well-preserved residences of the 1880s and 1890s line the streets and recall to time when these villas were owned by some of Detroit's wealthiest citizens. This historic district is one of the largest and least changed collections of Detroit's leading architects since the late 19th century.

Having learned a lot about architecture during my morning walk in downtown Detroit, we embarked on a new exploration of the city: a walking tour of Brush Park, one of Detroit's historic residential areas with a location close to the city center. Bob Goldsmith, our local touring expert in Detroit, welcomed us to 97 Winder Street, the location of a recently restored bed and breakfast, and began to explain the history of the area. In its period of Victorian Splendor, Brush Park was a thriving community center with numerous villas for families of the highest classes. The beginning of the area goes back to 1850 when the local businessman Edmund Brush began to divide the property of his family. The activity of construction reached its peak in the years between 1870 and 1880 and in 1906 one of the last residences that was built was the personal residence of the famous architect Albert Kahn.