GM Factory ZERO, Detroit-Hamtramck Assembly Center — Attraction in Detroit

For those who are interested in working for the big three. Go directly to the source GM, FORD, CHRYSLER. Now the GM, And FORD are making the Electric Cars, CHRSYSLER will soon follow. Ford is making there Electric Trucks over at there Roughe plant in Dearborn, Michigan. GM reopened the plant for the Electric Hummers, Colbolt, and other small truck along with The batteries that will be rolling out in August. The plant use to roll out Oldsmobiles, diagonally across off of exit 215 C I94 Beaubien and Picquett you would see a huge tall white building with broken windows and Graffiti written all over it. Cadillac's rolled out of there. That is slated to be torn down, along with the Creamy plant that made Borden's Milk and other dairy products.

" Elsie the Cow would say " If it's Borden, it's got to be good!"

Then there is numerous warehouses that Hudson's had owned that are going to be torn down, including the one diagonally across from the Cadillac Factory Plant.

Every day I drive past those buildings including Henryford's first Factory Plant where the Model T' and the Model A's rolled out. It is located on Beaubien, and Picquett just off of I94 exit 215C.

Henry Ford's is knocking down those Vacant burnt out Arson homes, and they are rebuilding Condos and Apartments, Doctors and Nurses who work at The Henry Ford Hospital, and are on call rest at those Apartments and Condos. When they are called to report to the Hospital, minutes count...Henry Ford's Hospital sends a Shuttle bus to the residency. They are always told to leave the car at home. The shuttle bus runs 24 hours/ 7 days a week including holidays.

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Good Evening, I live at 3608 Holborn Detroit , Mi., directly across from the GM Zero plant, lived there all my life of almost 62 years, seen my church Immaculate Conception Parish torn down while I was an alter boy, for the plant, & my across the bridge ( so to speak ) torn down, but we managed in the name of progress, now we are to start the GM Zero Center, the President of the US, as well as the Mayor have been there to deliver speeches from the plant, now at 62 , I am asking a favor , for all my last say 40 or so years, I have picked up every piece of paper, cut all lawns, called the city on signs issues, tree issues, road issues and everything else to keep things beautiful in the neighborhood, the favor I am asking is: could the plant join me in helping me with the issues outside of the plant fence, the perimeter of the entire plant is hardly drivable, the right lane on Mt Elliott, you wouldn’t need a front end alignment, you could lose your whole front end, the entire outside of the fence has some many knocked over signs, the outside grounds are so full of bottles & trash, the trees that were so beautiful when GM first opened are either one here, one there, or none at all, the streets and sidewalks are full of bumpers torn off cars, garbage, bottles, clothing & dumpers items, the streets on my side & GM’s are dirty & dusty, my favor is to ask for help to make the outside of the perimeter look as nice as the grass maintained on the inside of the plant fence, the city doesn’t help here, so could you take it under consideration, Thank You,...

Read Poletown by Jeannie Wylie. More than 4,200 residents of Detroit's "Poletown" community lost their homes in the 1980s when the neighborhood was razed to accommodate construction of a Cadillac plant on land where generations of Polish immigrants had lived, worked, and worshipped. Poletown is the story of the only group in Detroit to oppose the construction plan: the Poles and blacks who fought side by side to save their neighborhood, one of the city's oldest integrated communities. If a foreign government obliterated 465 acres in the middle of a major American city, causing the destruction of 144 local businesses, sixteen churches, two schools, and a hospital, it would mean war. Poletown tells what happened when these same actions were carried out by the City of Detroit and General Motors. Poletown is the story of the only group in Detroit to oppose the construction plan: the Poles and blacks who fought side by side to save their neighborhood, one of the city's oldest integrated...