I’m always watching the History Channel, the Discovery Channel,
or any other TV station that any of the rest of my crew would
consider “nerd sh*t”. Every so often, I’ll catch some special
about ancient ruins, and the meanings behind their creation and
so on and so forth, and it always brings up the question to me
that although the evidence is very convincing, people day may
have no clue what the hell some obscure ruins were built for.
All we can do is give it our best guess. So what about in 1,000
years, when people see our modern ruins, what will they
speculate the purpose of an abandoned water park, subway
station, or sea fort was back in “our day”? The Ruins of
Detroit. In the United States, few cities have felt the burn of
urban decay more than Detroit. To capture its slow fade into
history, photographers Yves Marchand and Romain Meffre explored
some of Detroit’s dying landmarks for their photo series The
Ruins of Detroit. As the industrial revolution came to a close
and race riots crippled a once bustlin