Kelley's has adapted nimbly to post-industrial depressions and shifting musical landscapes. (Photo: LoopNet) "Here is your chance to own a piece of history," touts a real estate listing for Kelly's Bar, a Hamtramck survivor that opened in 1917 and still serves $1.50 PBRs. Its two-story Holbrook Avenue building is listed at $380,000, including the liquor license. To loyalists such as Detroit actor-author-rocker Jimmy Doom, the place seems priceless in a sense -- and not just because he was a bartender there last decade. Crude Society System, Swedish hardcore punk pioneers, played at Kelly's in April 2019. (Photo: Instagram/Timothy Jenkins) "The funky, somewhat dilapidated shack in the shadow of the maroon [Kowalski] sausage, is the real deal," he writes Thursday at Eater Detroit in an "Ode to a Dive Bar in Transition."