Named for Odawa war chief Pontiac; the county seat and the second European-American settlement in metro Detroit, founded 1818 source
Community character
Oakland County's seat, founded in 1818 as metro Detroit's second European-American settlement and named for the Odawa war chief Pontiac; its auto heritage now fuels a motorsports revival source
M1 Concourse
87-acre motorsports campus on Woodward with 250-plus private garages and the 1.5-mile Champion Motor Speedway, host of Roadkill Nights and the American Speed Festival source
Erebus Haunted Attraction
Four-story haunt that held the Guinness World Record for largest walk-through haunted attraction from 2005 to 2009 source
Pontiac Silverdome site
Former stadium that hosted Super Bowl XVI in 1982 and WrestleMania III in 1987, whose claimed 93,173 crowd was billed as North America's largest indoor attendance source
M1 Concourse events
Public car culture calendar including the Woodward Dream Show and Cars 'n' Coffee gatherings source
Pontiac city recreation
City parks and community programming for the county seat source
