Broderick Tower - Historic photos
Broderick Tower
The Broderick in the distance as Detroiters cross the street, possibly headed to Hudson's.
The Broderick and David Whitney Building illuminated at night
The Broderick and Madison Theatre, all lit up at night.
The Broderick in the background with a crowd going to Hudson's in 1941.
The Broderick and the Wright-Kay Building about 1940.
The Broderick and the David Whitney Building about 1940.
The Broderick Tower's lobby
Lucky sightseers take to the sky in a construction hoist as the Broderick (then the Eaton) is under construction
Workers and a cameraman take to the skies as the Broderick (then the Eaton) is under construction.
The Broderick in 1965, looking south down Woodward.
The Broderick about 1940.
The Broderick under construction.
The Broderick and the bustling corner of Woodward and Grand Circus Park
The Broderick and the bustling corner of Woodward and Grand Circus Park
A brightly lit Broderick and Madison Theatre
The Broderick Tower illuminated. It was known as the Eaton Tower at this time.
A view looking southwest from Y.M.C.A. building showing, from left, Hudson's, Penobscot Building, the David Stott Building under construction, the Broderick Tower, David Whitney Building, Book Tower and Hotel Statler. The photo was taken Nov. 26, 1928.
A panorama of Grand Circus Park's skyscrapers, looking south down Woodward Avenue and Washington Boulevard. From left are the Broderick Tower, David Whitney Building, Statler Hotel and the Tuller Hotel.
The David Whitney Building, center, with the Broderick Tower at left and the Hudson's Department Store's 1928 addition under construction