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Mr Sam Mackey 91 yrs, the artist's (Tyree Guyton) grandfather. We signed his guest book
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'Your World', Detroit Art; derelict houses stylised decorated; 3679 Heidelberg Road, Detroit, MI
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Our car in Heidelberg Street, Detroit. The yellow house is No. 3600, the brick house has since been demolished
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"Fun House", Heidelberg Street, Detroit, MI - since demolished
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"Fun House", Heidelberg Street, Detroit, MI - since demolished
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Heidelberg Street, Detroit, MI - looking northeast to Mt Elliott Street
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Looking across to the house that Sam Mackey is sitting outside. He lives in the house on the right (red) on Benson Street.
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The house in front of which Sam Mackay was sitting. It has since been demolished but the house on the right at 3658 Heidelberg Road, Detroit remains
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Liz outside an Art Deco diner, the Elwood Bar and Grill, East Adams Ave, Detroit
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The newly renovated Fox Theatre on Woodward
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The Whitney restaurant on Woodward Avenue at W Canfield Street, Detroit
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Hitsville, USA; original home of Motown Records, 2648 W Grand Boulevard, Detroit, MI
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Inside the studio at Hitsville
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Inside the studio at Hitsville with Connie Peterson
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Inside the studio at Hitsville
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Peter and Liz at our home in 15529 Longmeadow, Dearborn, MI
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Connie Peterson and Peter at our home in 15529 Longmeadow, Dearborn, MI
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1930 Auburn Speedster Boattail, part of a private museum, Carail, which Peter visited with work colleagues. It was established by Richard Kughn who owned Lionel toy trains, 17455 Grand River Avenue, Detroit, MI
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1929 Duesenburg Model J, part of a private museum, Carail, which Peter visited with work colleagues. It was established by Richard Kughn who owned Lionel toy trains, 17455 Grand River Avenue, Detroit, MI
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1929 Duesenburg Model J, part of a private museum, Carail, which Peter visited with work colleagues. It was established by Richard Kughn who owned Lionel toy trains, 17455 Grand River Avenue, Detroit, MI
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A private museum, Carail, which Peter visited with work colleagues. It was established by Richard Kughn who owned Lionel toy trains, 17455 Grand River Avenue, Detroit, MI
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Kelly O'Meara and Lynne Curtin, 360 West Oakridge, Ferndale, MI
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Kelly Curtin, 360 West Oakridge, Ferndale, MI
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Caren Curtin and Jim, 360 West Oakridge, Ferndale, MI
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Mrs Curtin, 360 West Oakridge, Ferndale, MI
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Pat, Carolyn and Kevin Curtin, 360 West Oakridge, Ferndale, MI
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Liz, Kevin and Patty near Lake George, MI
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The Curtin's cottage on Shingle Lake near Lake George, MI
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Shingle Lake near Lake George, MI
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Shingle Lake near Lake George, MI
