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Isn’t there an embassy in that building too?
The Danish Consulate is located in this building, the historic Hecker-Smiley Mansion. The home is as spectacular inside as it is outside. Every once in awhile, the Detroit Historical Society arranges a tour for the public. Charfoos & Christensen, the law firm that owns the building, recently put it up for sale.