Victorian Tea Party at Kempf House Museum, February 1997 Photographer: William Jordan
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1997
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Ann Arbor News, February 9, 1997
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From left, 6-year-old Ana Wyborski puts sugar in her tea while Jan Ennis and Marnie Paulus request fresh pots of tea from the kitchen.
Ann Arbor News, February 9, 1997
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From left, 6-year-old Ana Wyborski puts sugar in her tea while Jan Ennis and Marnie Paulus request fresh pots of tea from the kitchen.
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Welcoming Guests to the Victorian Tea Party at Kempf House Museum, February 1997 Photographer: William Jordan
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1997
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Exploring an Antique Doll House at the Victorian Tea Party at Kempf House Museum, February 1997 Photographer: William Jordan
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1997
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Tea Time - Visitors Jam Kempf House For Victorian Party
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International Meeting at Kempf House Museum, December 1981 Photographer: Robert Chase
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1981
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Greek Holiday Foods Displayed at Kempf House Museum, April 1981 Photographer: Robert Chase
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1981
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Holiday Crafts Demonstration at Kempf House Museum, April 1981 Photographer: Robert Chase
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1981
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Ann Arbor News, April 21, 1981
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Holiday Crafts - During an open house in the very American setting of Ann Arbor's historic Kempf House, people representing different nationalities demonstrated through crafts and other means how Easter and Passover are celebrated in other lands. Blanche Ehrenkreuta, a Polish American, demonstrates cutout decorations. Americans of German, Ukrainian, Italian, Greek, Irish and Jewish backgrounds also took part in the event, sponsored by the Ann Arbor Multi-Ethnic Alliance.
Ann Arbor News, April 21, 1981
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Holiday Crafts - During an open house in the very American setting of Ann Arbor's historic Kempf House, people representing different nationalities demonstrated through crafts and other means how Easter and Passover are celebrated in other lands. Blanche Ehrenkreuta, a Polish American, demonstrates cutout decorations. Americans of German, Ukrainian, Italian, Greek, Irish and Jewish backgrounds also took part in the event, sponsored by the Ann Arbor Multi-Ethnic Alliance.
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New Roof Installed at Kempf House Museum, March 1991 Photographer: Robert Chase
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1991
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Ann Arbor News, March 8, 1991
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New Roof - Jim Adams heaves rotten roofing from atop the Kempf House Thursday in preparation for putting new cedar shingles on the historic structure at 312 S. Division St. in Ann Arbor. The work is being done by the Bob Behnke Co.
Ann Arbor News, March 8, 1991
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New Roof - Jim Adams heaves rotten roofing from atop the Kempf House Thursday in preparation for putting new cedar shingles on the historic structure at 312 S. Division St. in Ann Arbor. The work is being done by the Bob Behnke Co.
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New Cedar Roof at Kempf House Museum, March 1991 Photographer: Robert Chase
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1991
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Kempf House Museum Garden, August 1987 Photographer: Larry E. Wright
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1987
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Ann Arbor News, August 10, 1987
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Double Dividend - Louisa Pieper examines flowers on the magnolia tree in front of Ann Arbor's historic Kempf House on 312 S. Division St. The tree usually blooms just once -- in early spring. This year, passersby have been startled to note the tree is in flower again. A horticultural assistant at Matthaei Botanical Gardens who has seen the tree in bloom speculates that because the entire tree is not in flower, the blossoms are the result of left over buds that simply were not mature enough to open in the spring. These buds, however, did continue to develop throughout the recent warm weather until they eventually opened.
Ann Arbor News, August 10, 1987
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Double Dividend - Louisa Pieper examines flowers on the magnolia tree in front of Ann Arbor's historic Kempf House on 312 S. Division St. The tree usually blooms just once -- in early spring. This year, passersby have been startled to note the tree is in flower again. A horticultural assistant at Matthaei Botanical Gardens who has seen the tree in bloom speculates that because the entire tree is not in flower, the blossoms are the result of left over buds that simply were not mature enough to open in the spring. These buds, however, did continue to develop throughout the recent warm weather until they eventually opened.
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