An interactive look at the growth, decline, and revival of the city of Detroit through historic and present-day pictures.

Cass Tehcnical High School as it changed over the years.

A former naval armory, now getting picked over by scrappers and scavengers.

Calvary Presbyterian closed after being damaged in a fire and never reopened.

After sitting vacant for several years, Cleveland School reopened as a charter school.

The Eastown Theater once hosted the likes of Alice Cooper and The Who. It has been abandoned since the 1990's.

East Catholic High School was once one of the top performing schools in the city before it closed in 2005.

The Kronk Gym boxing program was run by Emmanuel Stewart until a broken water pipe caused the closure of the center.

Miller High School was a historic school that served Detroit's early black neighborhoods. After closing in 2007, it reopened as a charter school in 2013.

St. Agnes closed in 2006 when it was merged into another parish.

A former hospital and homeless shelter in the suburb of Highland Park, burned and scrapped.

The Twain Library closed in 1997 for minor repairs and never reopened.

The University Club was once an important social club where Detroit's elite met.