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Ambasador Bridge
This
impressive landmark spans the Detroit River west of the twin
downtowns of Detroit and Windsor. It rises 150 feet above
the river, allowing even the tallest ships to pass.
Lafayette
at I-75, Detroit, MI 48201
(877) 680-6446
Visit:
AmbassadorBridge.com
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Masonic
Temple
500 Temple Street, Detroit, MI 48201
313 / 832-7100
The most famed Temple ever erected dates back to the days
of King Solomon. This wise ruler determined to erect a structure
that would fittingly express his adoration of God whom he
devoutly worshiped and served. To assist him in his glorious
undertaking he selected two skilled counselors, Hiram, king
of Tyre, and Hiram Abiff, a widow's son, whose devotion
stands without parallel in history. With these skilled helpers,
Solomon erected a magnificent temple of God that stands
at the beginning of all Masonic activity.The largest Masonic
Temple in the world, this ornate 14-story building opened
in 1926.
Visit:
TheMasonic.com
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National
and State Historic Landmark
170 E Jefferson Avenue, Detroit, MI 48226
313 / 259-2206
MarinersChurchOfDetroit.org
Dating to the 1840s, Mariners Church was modeled
after seamen's chapels on the U.S. East Coast.
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Comerica
Michigan Tastefest
3011 West Grand Boulevard, Detroit, MI 48202
313
/ 872-0188
This annual event in Detroit's New Center is an excellent
opportunity
to sample the wares of the area's incredibly diverse
cuisines.
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Diamond Jack's River Tours
P.O. Box 707, Lincoln Park, MI 48146
313-843-9376 * DiamondJack.com
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