Third Street Apartment Building Detroit, Buildings—Apartment buildings like this one are scattered throughout the city. Region 1
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	Nickels Arcade Ann Arbor, Spring, City—Built 1915-1918, two levels of shops and offices extend along a 265 foot skylighted passageway between S. State and Maynard, Fronted by a 3-story open portico. Unique. Region 2
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Museum of African American History Detroit, Spring, City— Detroit's newest museum, dedicated to the history of the African American. Photo from Museum of African American History Archives. Region 1
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	Jefferies Project Detroit, Spring—A large urban renewal (1960s) housing project, multiple story apartment-type buildings surrounded by deteriorating single family dwellings neighborhoods. High rise low income housing. Photo from the Michigan Film Office. Region 1
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Fisher Building Detroit, Summer— The soaring Fisher Building stands north of the city center. Inside, the barrel vaulted arcade is ornamented with paintings, marble, mosaic, bronze. Film-friendly. Photo from David Clements. Region 1
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	Board of Water and Light Power Station Lansing, Summer, City— The unique Art Deco power station, circa 1937, stands above the Grand River in downtown Lansing. Photo from the Michigan Film Office. Region 2.
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Stroh River Place Detroit, Spring, City— A unique-looking business area of brick and cast-iron, formerly home of Stroh's Brewery. Located just upriver from downtown Detroit. Photo from Susan A. Clark Witham. Region 1
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	Grand Rapids City Hall Grand Rapids, Summer, City— The La Grand Vitesse sculpture by Alexander Calder adds distinction to the city hall and plaza. Photo from Kent County CVB. Region 3
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Gerald R. Ford Museum—Oval Office Grand Rapids, Summer, City—The museum features a duplicate of the Oval Office. Photo from the Michigan Film Office. Region 3.
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	Grand Haven Train Station Grand Haven, Autumn, Town— Pleasant small town train station. Photo from the Michigan Film Office. Region 3.
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View of the Capitol Lansing, Summer, City— Michigan Avenue, looking west to the state capitol. Photo from the Michigan Film Office.
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Updated 2/12/2008

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