<span style="font-weight: bold">3Jakes</span>, East Grand Blvd was near the edge of the city limits when the Packard plant was built, it also had some of the grandest homes in the city on it, especially towards the river. To the north, and west of Packard it was heavy industrial that quickly filled in the land near the railroads. EGB is the only street in Detroit that follows its own numbering system, starting on each end from the river, and ending at each side of Woodward. Attached is a map (from the OCF thread page 1) that I marked the Packard factory (bright green), the former Briggs plant that Packard used in the 50s (red X ), some mystery Packard facility near the river (medium blue), and East Grand Blvd (purple). Wayne State would be to the west of the map, and a bit south of West Grand Blvd, and the GM and Fisher Bldg. I'd really like to see the Hupmobile, building sign. I just spent a lot of time researching the Hupp plants, so if you can email me a copy, maybe I can get it into the correct size for posting here, or host it somewhere.