
“Adding to Detroit’s beer landscape, the Packard Plant Brewery plans to open at the historic site by mid-2019, officials say.” Read More
The Packard Plant Project is committed to the restoration and revitalization of the abandoned Packard Plant in Detroit, Michigan.
“Adding to Detroit’s beer landscape, the Packard Plant Brewery plans to open at the historic site by mid-2019, officials say.” Read More
“An ambitious multimillion dollar redevelopment of Detroit’s historic Packard Plant began last May and it appears more developments have arisen since the groundbreaking.” Read More
“Walking amid the sprawling, ghostly buildings and debris of Detroit’s Packard Automotive Plant on Sunday, about 30 people in white hard hats took photos and asked questions.” Read more
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“Could a new club from the Tresor cofounder help revitalize Detroit’s nightlife? Max Pearl heads there to find out.”
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“The sprawling, ruinous Packard Plant in Detroit saw new life today as 40 people took part in the inaugural Pure Detroit tour on Saturday.”
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To sign up for a tour go to Pure Detroit
Loney Planet writer Trisha Ping wrote an article about Detroit and included the Packard Plant Project.
A piece of automotive history makes a comeback
If you’ve seen pictures of the ‘ruins’ of Detroit (or the movie Transformers), you’ve seen the Packard Plant. Read more
We are excited to announce, in partnership with Pure Detroit, tours of the Albert Kahn Associates designed Packard Automotive Plant! Tours will start Saturday, August 12, 2017. Please visit Pure Detroit Packard Plant Tours to sign up for tours.
“You can now take a tour of the historic Packard Plant in Detroit thanks to Pure Detroit.
The company is now offering tours of the ruins of the Packard Plant on Grand Blovd for $40 per person.
The ticket will get you a 90 minute tour that covers the 40 acres that the massive plant covers in Detroit. According to Pure Detroit, you must be 18 to take the tour and you have to sign a waiver.”
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“Starting next week, ticket holders can explore facilities of the Packard Plant on a tour about the past and learn about future developments.”
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