Baltimore takes a trip to Detroit
A Baltimore resident visits family in Detroit and takes in more culture than she imagined, with visits to the opera, DIA, Detroit Historical Museum and impressive digs at the Inn on Ferry Street.
A Baltimore resident visits family in Detroit and takes in more culture
than she imagined, with visits to the opera, DIA, Detroit Historical
Museum and impressive digs at the Inn on Ferry Street.
Excerpt:
My cousin and I stayed in the three-story Roehm House, which featured a
wraparound porch that made me want to bring out some sweet tea and wave
to the neighbors. But it was too cold for that. Our third-floor room
was small – more like an attic where we were sure the help must have
stayed in another era. But with its olive and peach walls and its views
of the garden terrace, it was snug and perfect.
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