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The Ford was Detroit's fourth skyscraper - and is its second oldest surviving skyscraper.
A detail of one of the arches just below the roofline
Some of the Neo-Classical details on Daniel Burnham's otherwise Chicago School skyscraper
The Ford's construction helped establish Griswold Street as the city's business district.
The lovely top of the Ford was once even more beautiful, but its decorative cornice was removed nearly half a century ago.
Looking down the back of the Ford from the roof. Burnham designed this recess to allow for more natural light for offices.
A detail of the terra cotta exterior
The Ford stands among Detroit's best and most beloved skyscrapers, including the Buhl, left, and Penobscot, right.
The top of the Ford
Some of the Neo-Classical details on Daniel Burnham's otherwise Chicago School skyscraper
The Neo-Classical columns illuminated at night along Griswold Street
From left, the Buhl, Ford and Penobscot buildings tower over Griswold Street.
A banner celebrates the Ford's 100th birthday in November 2009
A detail of the roofline
Some of the Neo-Classical details on Daniel Burnham's otherwise Chicago School skyscraper
Some of the more intricate details higher up on the building can be seen from only inside the building.
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