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marmar

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Sat Jun 8, 2024, 06:52 AM Jun 2024

First public tours of Michigan Central Station: 'Spectacular,' 'off the charts,' 'so cool' [View all]


(Detroit Free Press) Like pilgrims in a cathedral, thousands of visitors from metro Detroit and beyond trekked to the Michigan Central Station on Friday to marvel at the restored beauty of the longtime eyesore.



They took in every detail from the polished floors to the majestic ceilings to the craftsmanship that went into the original clock. The mood was festive as people moved through the building. Dramatic music played in a loop ending with a voice telling them that trains were pulling into the station.



"You see the work they did out here: They re-created everything the right way,” said Tom Toft, as he waited outside for his tour to begin. "It's spectacular."

Toft toured with his wife, Renee, and her cousin, Sylvia Ross-Schultz and her husband, Tom Schultz. The families had relatives who worked in the building back in the day.



“We’re so glad to see it getting so much better, and it's beautiful. … It’s just in my heart, it’s been the neatest thing,” said Ross-Schultz. “It’s another crown jewel in the renovation of Detroit.” ................(more)

https://www.freep.com/story/news/local/michigan/detroit/2024/06/08/michigan-central-public-tours-rave-reviews/74013320007/





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