Postmarked 1916; aerial view; "Detroit, Mich., looking east from Dime Bank Building [Griswold Street]. Detroit River and Belle Isle in distance. This view overlooks the Eastern centre of Detroit. Cadillac Square and Pontchartrain Hotel in foreground"; in the foreground (right side of card) is the Pontchartrain Hotel, designed by George D. Mason and located at the southeast corner of Cadillac Square and Woodward Avenue; built in 1907, it was initially 10 stories high and had 298 rooms; in 1909, five additional stories were added to the top and are visible in the postcard view; the Pontchartrain was demolished in 1920; in the distance is the Wayne County Building located at 600 Randolph Street; designed by John and Arthur Scott, it was built between 1897 and 1902 in Roman Baroque Revival style; as of 2017, the building still stands; addressed to Miss Ethel Askew from Mrs. F. L. Baker