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Driving to Port in Acre / Giant Grape Logo on Taxi Cab / Signage for Acre Fortress Museum of Heroism / Signage for Central Prison Acre / Touring the fortress / Acre Fortress on September 01, 1974 in Acre, Israel (Footage by Getty Images)

Dolly shot of Lettuce heads in a row on a field

Tracking Shot of Lettuce plants in a row

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Rubble and graffiti are all that remain about the shell of the Packard auto plant built in the early 1900's. Production at the plant ceased by 1960, and the 40 acre site was sold at auction for back taxes by Wayne County in 2013.

Rubble and graffiti are all that remain about the shell of the Packard auto plant built in the early 1900's. Production at the plant ceased by 1960, and the 40 acre site was sold at auction for back taxes by Wayne County in 2013.

Rubble and graffiti are all that remain about the shell of the Packard auto plant built in the early 1900's. Production at the plant ceased by 1960, and the 40 acre site was sold at auction for back taxes by Wayne County in 2013.

Rubble and graffiti are all that remain about the shell of the Packard auto plant built in the early 1900's. Production at the plant ceased by 1960, and the 40 acre site was sold at auction for back taxes by Wayne County in 2013.

Rubble and graffiti are all that remain about the shell of the Packard auto plant built in the early 1900's. Production at the plant ceased by 1960, and the 40 acre site was sold at auction for back taxes by Wayne County in 2013.

Rubble and graffiti are all that remain about the shell of the Packard auto plant built in the early 1900's. Production at the plant ceased by 1960, and the 40 acre site was sold at auction for back taxes by Wayne County in 2013.

Rubble and graffiti are all that remain about the shell of the Packard auto plant built in the early 1900's. Production at the plant ceased by 1960, and the 40 acre site was sold at auction for back taxes by Wayne County in 2013.

Rubble and graffiti are all that remain about the shell of the Packard auto plant built in the early 1900's. Production at the plant ceased by 1960, and the 40 acre site was sold at auction for back taxes by Wayne County in 2013.

Rubble and graffiti are all that remain about the shell of the Packard auto plant built in the early 1900's. Production at the plant ceased by 1960, and the 40 acre site was sold at auction for back taxes by Wayne County in 2013.

Rubble and graffiti are all that remain about the shell of the Packard auto plant built in the early 1900's. Production at the plant ceased by 1960, and the 40 acre site was sold at auction for back taxes by Wayne County in 2013.