Abandoned Greek Orthodox Church in Detroit

The final service was held in 1977. The church was severely damaged in a storm resulting in the complete abandonment of the church. In 2009 the copper was stripped from the dome of the building which let water pour inside causing the church to rapidly deteriorate. A newer Church was built in 1976 to replace this one.

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