Own a Piece of Detroit History: Original Michigan Central Station Stone

Take home a tangible piece of one of Detroit's most iconic landmarks, a 1913 historical landmark (Beaux-Arts architectural piece).

This unique keepsake is an original stone from historic Michigan Central Station, the magnificent Detroit train depot that first welcomed travelers more than a century ago.

Opened in 1913, Michigan Central Station became one of Detroit's most recognizable landmarks. After the last train departed in 1988, the once-grand station stood vacant for decades before undergoing an extraordinary restoration that brought this Detroit treasure back to life.

Now you can own a small piece of that remarkable history.

This gold-colored stone measures approx. 2" x 7" and comes presented in a black velvet pouch.

It's a distinctive collectible for anyone who loves Detroit history, architecture, railroads, or the story of the city's renewal.

Item Includes:

• Original stone from Michigan Central Station
• Approximately 2" x 7"
• Gold-toned natural coloring
• Black velvet storage/presentation pouch

More than a keepsake, it's a little piece of the Detroit that was-and the Detroit that continues to reinvent itself.

A wonderful conversation piece and a truly unique piece of Motor City history.