The restored Michigan Central Station in Detroit opened its doors to the public for the first time in decades, showcasing a stunning transformation that left visitors in awe. From the grand Guastavino tile ceilings to the shiny marble floors, guests marveled at the meticulous restoration of this historic landmark. Emotions ran high as visitors reminisced about the station's glory days and shared personal stories of its significance in their lives. The tour highlighted the station's rich history with interactive displays and a sculptural timeline, offering a glimpse into its past and promising a bright future for Corktown and the city. Ford Motor Co.'s investment in the station as part of a $1 billion project to create an advanced technology hub signifies the revitalization of Detroit. With plans for retail, restaurants, and a greenway, Michigan Central Station is poised to become a thriving community hub and a symbol of innovation in mobility.