Pretzel Bell Will Reopen On Wednesday
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27
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March
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1970
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Openness Marks Greenhills School
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22
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August
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1968
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New School Additions Set For Openings
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29
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January
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1955
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Bank Branch Nears Completion
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4
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October
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1954
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Ann Arbor Bank To Show Addition And Branch Office
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19
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October
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1954
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Extra-thick concrete poured for walls and floor of the Phoenix Memorial Building on North Campus, August 1954 Photographer: Pete Mann
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1954
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Ann Arbor News, August 16, 1954
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Workmen of the Henry W. deKoning Construction Co. pour a special barium sulfate aggregate concrete, said to be the heaviest ever mixed in Michigan at 220 pounds per cubic foot, for walls of the Phoneix Memorial Building rising on the North Campus site. Normal weight is 150 pounds. The extra-heavy concrete, supplied by the Ann Arbor Construction Co., is necessary to screen out radiation hazards from atomic experimental caves to be constructed in the building. The walls will be three feet thick and the floors four feet thick, according to Architect Cornelius L. T. Gabler of Detroit.
Ann Arbor News, August 16, 1954
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Workmen of the Henry W. deKoning Construction Co. pour a special barium sulfate aggregate concrete, said to be the heaviest ever mixed in Michigan at 220 pounds per cubic foot, for walls of the Phoneix Memorial Building rising on the North Campus site. Normal weight is 150 pounds. The extra-heavy concrete, supplied by the Ann Arbor Construction Co., is necessary to screen out radiation hazards from atomic experimental caves to be constructed in the building. The walls will be three feet thick and the floors four feet thick, according to Architect Cornelius L. T. Gabler of Detroit.
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Local Builder Gets Greenhills Contract
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29
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August
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1967
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Leonard Verduin Laying Cornerstone for Christian Reformed Church Students Evangelical Chapel, November 1948 Photographer: Attributed to Eck Stanger
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1948
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Ann Arbor News, November 20, 1948
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Chapel Cornerstone Laid: Rev. Leonard Verduin, pastor of Students Evangelical Chapel, of the Christian Reformed Church, is pictured at the ceremony which marked the laying of the cornerstone yesterday afternoon for a new $75,000 student center and chapel at Washtenaw and Forest Aves. The building, of modified Gothic design, was planned by the architectural firm of Kasurin & Kasurin, and is being built by the Henry De Koning Construction Co.
Ann Arbor News, November 20, 1948
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Chapel Cornerstone Laid: Rev. Leonard Verduin, pastor of Students Evangelical Chapel, of the Christian Reformed Church, is pictured at the ceremony which marked the laying of the cornerstone yesterday afternoon for a new $75,000 student center and chapel at Washtenaw and Forest Aves. The building, of modified Gothic design, was planned by the architectural firm of Kasurin & Kasurin, and is being built by the Henry De Koning Construction Co.
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