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400 S Old Woodward Ave Ste 100
Birmingham MI 48009

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Michigan Central Station, a landmark of Detroit’s history

DETROIT & MICHIGAN HISTORY FILMS

Detroit Stories.
On Film.

Watch History Loves Company on YouTube. Explore Detroit landmarks, Michigan neighborhoods, historic homes, and the people keeping their stories alive. Start with a film, read deeper, then discover the place for yourself.

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WATCH. READ. REMEMBER.

Start with a story that stays.

History Loves Company aboard the SS Ste. Claire

BOBLO MEMORIES · 18 MINUTES

Aboard the Boblo boat

Step inside the Ste. Claire, then follow the island’s history and contribute a memory of your own.

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STREETS OF HISTORY · 25 MINUTES

Detroit’s Black Bottom

Begin with the community behind the freeway. Continue into Hastings Street and the surviving archive.

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FEATURED HLC FILMS

Two places. Two ways to see a city.

Begin with Detroit’s skyline, then go inside the Pontiac marketplace where History Loves Company has a home.

DETROIT · ARCHITECTURE & CITY HISTORY

The Renaissance Center story

Explore the ambition behind Detroit’s landmark towers and the questions they raise about how a city changes.

Watch on YouTube ↗Explore Detroit →

PONTIAC · THE FOUNDRY

A new chapter inside an old building

Meet The Foundry by History Loves Company: makers, small businesses, and creative space inside downtown Pontiac’s historic Riker Building.

Watch on YouTube ↗Visit The Foundry ↗Read the Foundry story →

There’s always another story.

Discover the full film collection and follow new releases on the History Loves Company YouTube channel.

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WHAT YOU'LL FIND HERE

Every place leaves something behind.

Sometimes it's architecture. Sometimes it's memory. Usually, it's both.

HISTORIC HOMES

The houses that still tell their story.

Architecture, craftsmanship, restoration, notable owners, and homes whose character survived generations.

Explore Historic Home Stories →

NEIGHBORHOODS

The streets that made a city.

Explore historic districts, overlooked neighborhoods, city planning, architecture, and the people who called them home.

Explore Neighborhoods →

Aerial view of demolition and changing city blocks in Pontiac

LOST & REMEMBERED

The places people refuse to forget.

Schools, stores, factories, landmarks, and gathering places that disappeared — but still live in the memories people carry.

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WATCH HISTORY LOVES COMPANY

History wasn't meant to sit still.

From street-level neighborhood explorations to long-form films about the decisions that reshaped American cities, HLC brings these stories to life on screen. Visit the YouTube Channel →

NEIGHBORHOOD SERIES

Streets of History

Walk the streets, explore the architecture, and discover how neighborhoods became the places they are today.

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THE BIGGER STORY

They Lied to Us

Streetcars. Urban renewal. Train stations. Factories. Suburbs. The stories behind how America actually changed.

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ARCHITECTURE & REAL ESTATE

Homes of Michigan

Character-rich houses, historic estates, unusual homes, and the people preserving Michigan's residential history.

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Keep the story close.

Explore books, history gifts and HLC goods connected to the places you watch and read about here.

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THE WRITTEN ARCHIVE

Read the stories.

Go deeper into Michigan history, historic homes, architecture, preservation, neighborhoods, forgotten places, and the research behind History Loves Company. Explore the Written Archive →

Detroit Stories.
On Film.