Description:
The West
Side Dom
Polski
served
as a
social
and
cultural
hub for
Detroit’s
west
side
Polish
neighborhood
from its
construction
down to
the
1960s.
Built in
two
stages,
in
1916-17
and
1925,
the
building
was
designed
by one
of
Detroit’s
Poland-born
architects,
Joseph
D.
Gwizdowski,
who is
best
known in
Detroit
for his
buildings
for
Polish
churches
and
cultural
institutions.
St.
Casimir
Roman
Catholic
Church -
Site No.
2
Address:
3401
Twenty-Third
Street,
Detroit
Status:
Parish
Closed,
Building
pictured
above,
demolished
