At least Building 22 [[Concord Ave. at I-94), and the other surviving Packard buildings west of the railroad, north of Grand Blvd. are still used by various companies. It would have been nice to see some of the main Grand Blvd. frontage reused. The City of Detroit Employment and Training Dept. occupied the administration building as late as summer 1987. It was a real gut punch when the "PACKARD" emblazoned entrance stonework was yanked out in 2008 and perhaps hauled to the Dayton Packard museum. Did that actually get installed there?
https://www.autoweek.com/news/a20446...headed-museum/
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