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Was she involved with it or just talked your way in? It is a beautiful piece of architecture and grateful it wasn’t destroyed before Ford committed to restoring it.
She was not involved with the station. But, a lot of other projects in the city. One of those good to know someone kind of thing. Ford announced the renovation when I was still working for them and I saw the original photos and the photos of the state it was in before the start. Needless to say it was in pretty rough condition. Many of the architectural features had been removed/taken. However, many of the missing items , light fixture, clocks and other brass pieces found there way back to the building after the renovation was announced. People freely returned the items hoping to see it once again in its former glory. People LOVE the city of Detroit. I among them.
 
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