Published In
Ann Arbor News, July 9, 1957
Caption
MODERN LANDMARK: This stainless steel clock -- 7 feet high and weighing more than a ton -- soon will be installed at the Ann Arbor Bank at Main and Huron Sts. It revolves on an axis, making it a timepiece for shoppers on both streets. The new clock will be illuminated at night by 160 feet of neon tubing. Here, A. C. Freeman, who delivered the timepiece, compares the size of his watch with the clock.

Published In
Ann Arbor News, October 8, 1928
Caption
Facing the Entrance from Inside New F. & M. Bank Building A patron entering the new Farmers & Mechanics Bank building immediately has a commanding view of the elaborately-decorated interior. The above picture shows the well-appointed desk provided for patrons, while in the left background is the balcony, where the directors' room is located.

Published In
Ann Arbor News, October 8, 1928
Caption
Lofty Ceiling Features Interior of New Bank Building: This view of the interior of the new Farmers & Mechanics bank building shows the elaborate system of decoration used on the ceiling of the structure. In the left foreground is shown the writing desk provided for patrons.