1915 Detroit Grand Circus Park Street Scene Photo

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Photo of Grand Circus Park in Detroit, Michigan. Nice view of the park and surrounding buildings in the early 19th century. Photograph dates to around 1915.

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Photo of Grand Circus Park in Detroit, Michigan. Nice view of the park and surrounding buildings in the early 19th century. Photograph dates to around 1915.

About Grand Circus Park

A part of Augustus Woodward's plan to rebuild the city after the fire of 1805, Detroit established the park in 1850. The Detroit Opera House faces Grand Circus Park. The grounds include antique statuary and old-fashioned water fountains. Near this historic site, General George Armstrong Custer delivered a eulogy for thousands gathered to mourn the death of President Abraham Lincoln. Architect Henry Bacon designed the Russell Alger Memorial Fountain (1921) in Grand Circus Park. The fountain contains a classic Roman figure symbolizing Michigan by American sculptor Daniel French who sculpted Abraham Lincoln inside the Lincoln Memorial.