Packard Automotive Plant - Early large-scale auto manufacturing

The Packard Automotive Plant at 2001 East Grand Boulevard was built for the Packard Motor Car Company and served as a major automobile manufacturing complex in Detroit during the early 20th century. The multi-building facility housed engineering, production, and assembly operations that contributed to the city's early automotive industry. The complex is widely cited as an example of early large-scale automotive industrial architecture in Detroit.