OMG, love my city and love this painting.
11 years ago
This is the corner of Griswold and State. Detroit Business Institute was housed at 115 State Street and Theodore's Family Dining used to be McDonalds. Also, you captured the corner of 1431 Washington Blvd (where I used to live). Would love a copy. Where can I find it? This corner holds many precious memories for me!
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