Photo essay: Once-grand Gratiot Avenue in Detroit is deteriorating

By Steve Neavling on March 28, 201413 Comments

Abandoned commercial building, 7650 Gratiot

Former Timbuktu Academy of Science and Technology, 9980 Gratiot

Total Life Christian Ministries, 13158 Gratiot

Williams Hand Car Wash, 13920 Gratiot

Obama Tires, 8600 Gratiot

Vacant liquor store, 8200 Gratiot

A block on Gratiot at Saratoga, 14085 Gratiot

Ron's Rib Cage, 9992 Gratiot — Ron’s Rib Cage, 9992 Gratiot

Abandoned sign for Dream Wings, 1200 Gratiot

Abandoned Detroit Library, 3520 Gratiot, owned by city

Vacant liquor store, 6407 Gratiot

Mural commemorating graffiti artist Nekst on Monique's One Stop Shop, 8417 Gratiot — Mural commemorating graffiti artist Nekst on Monique’s One Stop Shop, 8417 Gratiot

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Photo essay: Once-grand Gratiot Avenue in Detroit is deteriorating added by Steve Neavling on March 28, 2014
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Steve Neavling lives and works in Detroit as an investigative journalist. His stories have uncovered corruption, led to arrests and reforms and prompted FBI investigations.

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