Joe Louis Arena: Also with a connecting hall to this vast center we come to Detroit's own Joe Louis Arena. This arena has been a fabulous tourist attraction to Michigan and the Motor City for over two centuries. The Joe Louis Arena also nicknamed The Joe by its die hard fans; has over 20,000 in seating capacity.
Slippery elm bark is a very valuable remedial agent in mucous inflammations of the lungs, bowels, stomach, bladder, or kidneys. It is also highly beneficial in diarrhoea, dysentery, coughs, pleurisy, strangury, and sore throat, in all of which it tends powerfully to allay the inflammation.
Good for helping pitchers throw spitballs, making medicine and casting off a lot of shade on a sunny, hot summer day, slippery red elm trees can live long and grow big. Tomorrow, Masonic Homes of Kentucky on Frankfort Avenue gets recognized as having the largest slippery elm tree in the country. The giant tree behind Davies Hall caught the eye of Masonic Homes Grounds Director Donna Hibbs, who thought it might be one for the record books.