Veteran's Memorial Recreation Center in River Rouge was an abandoned recreaction center that was demolished in 2021.

Richard branch library anchored the neighborhood around Grand River and Livernois from 1923 until it closed in 2011 and was abandoned.

The western branch YMCA is a former recreation center in southwest Detroit that closed in 2001.

The John S. Gray branch of the Detroit Public Library closed in 1971, later serving as an outreach ministry for the homeless until it was abandoned in 2000.

The City Sports Center is a former indoor tennis and hockey facility that closed in 2014 and later reopened as a soccer club.

The Fine Arts Theater is a vacant theater in downtown Detroit.

The Columbia and Ste. Claire were two passenger ferries that served Boblo Amusement Park until service stopped in 1991.

Bloomfield Park was a commercial and residential development in Pontiac, MI that was halted in 2008 due to the recession. It was abandoned and later demolished in 2017.

Cloverlanes was an iconic bowling alley located in Livonia, MI. It closed in 2015 and was demolished in 2016.

The United Artists Theater is one of Detroit's most amazing ruins, abandoned for over 20 years until it was demolished in 2022.

Pinnacle Race Course was a horse racing track in suburban Detroit that operated for only two years before closing and being abandoned.

The Hosmer Branch Library was built in 1910, and was later converted into a health climic. It has been abandoned since the mid 2000's.

The Pontiac Silverdome was a vacant sports stadium, formerly the home of the Detroit Lions football team, and the Detroit Pistons basketball team.

The Mark Twain Branch of the Detroit Public Libraries closed in 1998 for renovations and never reopened.

The former Belle Isle Nature Zoo or Safariland was a small zoo on Belle Isle. It closed in 2004 due to budgetary problems.

The Henry & Edsel Ford Memorial Auditorium was a historic music venue located in Hart Plaza, downtown Detroit. It closed in the mid 90's and was demolished in 2011.

The former Grande Ballroom on Grand River Street is one of Detroit's many abandoned music venues.

The Eastown Theater was a large theater in Detroit. After being vacant for many years, the theater was demolished in 2015.

The Vanity Ballroom is one of several music halls built in the musical heyday of the roaring 20's and 30's. It is currently abandoned.

The Belle Isle Aquarium is America's oldest aquarium. Built in 1904, millions of visitors passed through its doors before its closure due to budgetary reasons in 2005. It reoped in 2012.

The Brewer Recreation Center in Detroit closed in 2006 due to budget problems. It was demolished in 2010.

The Highland is an abandoned theater on Woodward Avenue in the Detroit suburb of Highland Park, MI.

The National Theater is one of Detroit's last surviving burlesque / vaudeville venues.

The Guild is an abandoned adult theather on the north side of Detroit.

The Kronk gym is a historic abandoned recreation venue in west Detroit, home to boxing trainer Emmanuel Steward.

The Grand Quarter was a former night club on Grand Boulevard that played host to acts like Jane's Addiction, Red Hot Chillipeppers, and Sammy Davis Jr.

The Cannon Recreation / Community Center was a learning and athletics facility on the east side of Detroit.

The Detroit Boat Club is the oldest boating association in the country, created in 1839. After losing two previous clubhouses to fire, the club built the Belle Isle location in 1902. The building has been vacant since 1996, when the club moved to another location.

Redford Bowl is an abandoned bowling alley located in the Redford neighborhood of Detroit.

The Hannan Memorial YMCA is an abandoned community center in Detroit.

Kimball Arena was an unfinished hockey arena near Port Huron, MI. It was demolished in 2014.

An abandoned park in Highland Park made mostly out of concrete.

The O'shea Recreation Center is one of several closed in the 2000's by the city of Detroit.

The Campus Ballroom was a music venue on the northwest side of Detroit, abandoned for many years.

The abandoned Brewster-Wheeler Recreation Center is located in the shadow of the Brewster-Douglass project towers.

The Ukrainian Workers Home was an ethnic hall just north of Hamtramck in Detroit.

The former hall of a German organization in Detroit, and later a choir. Currently abandoned.

The former Phelps Lounge is an important part of Detroit's soul music scene.

Little Champs Restaurant was a diner on the west side of Detroit.

An abandoned 9-hole golf course located on Belle Isle. Closed since 2008.

Built in 1911, the Lothrop Branch was a west side library that was demolished in 2009.

The Maheras-Gentry playfield is an abandoned rec center in north Detroit.

The Dorias Velodrome was a banked track for bicycle racing in one of Detroit's parks. After sitting abandoned for many years, restoration has begun by a group of cyclists.

An abandoned park and stadium in Hamtramck, a suburb of Detroit.