Detroit — Woodward Avenue, Early Morning (Artifact Print)

Artifact Print · One Document, One Moment

Woodward Avenue, empty and open.

Woodward Avenue is Michigan’s main street — the road that connects Detroit to Pontiac, that carried the auto industry north, that defined the corridor of a state. Designated in 1818 as one of the first roads in Michigan Territory, Woodward became the spine of the American automotive age: the route along which Ford, GM, and Chrysler built their empires, the avenue that gave its name to the Woodward Dream Cruise, the road that still runs from the Detroit River to Pontiac’s downtown. In the early morning, before the commuters and the commerce, it belongs to itself. This photograph was made in that window, when the avenue is just a road and the city is still deciding what kind of day it wants to have.

Print Details

• Museum-quality matte fine art print
• Printed on demand — produced after your order is placed
• Available in multiple sizes: 14″×11″, 20″×16″, 24″×18″, 36″×24″
• Unframed
• Ships rolled in a protective tube

Provenance

• Photographed by Chris Hubel / History Loves Company
• Location: Woodward Avenue, Detroit, Michigan
• Time: Early morning
• Part of The Archive — The Foundry’s permanent print collection

Fulfillment & Shipping

• Produced on demand — allow 5–7 business days before shipment
• Ships from a US-based print facility
• Standard and expedited shipping available at checkout
• Available for local pickup at The Foundry, 35 W Huron Street, Suite 101, Pontiac, Michigan — select at checkout

Returns

Printed to order. All sales final unless the print arrives damaged. Contact us within 7 days of delivery with photos and we will make it right.

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