East Ann Arbor Business District - Packard Road, July 1956

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1956
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Ann Arbor News, August 1, 1956
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EAST ANN ARBOR: Located within the boundaries of Pittsfield township is the city of East Ann Arbor, a community of about 2,000 persons and 425 homes. This is a part of the city's business district. East Ann Arbor is seeking annexation to Ann Arbor and the matter will likely be placed on the November ballot. Residents here favor annexation.
Ann Arbor News, August 1, 1956
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EAST ANN ARBOR: Located within the boundaries of Pittsfield township is the city of East Ann Arbor, a community of about 2,000 persons and 425 homes. This is a part of the city's business district. East Ann Arbor is seeking annexation to Ann Arbor and the matter will likely be placed on the November ballot. Residents here favor annexation.
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Local Hardware Stores Face Hard Times In Today's Market

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June
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Businessmen of East Ann Arbor Shopping Center landscape area, September 1963 Photographer: Doug Fulton

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1963
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Ann Arbor News, September 7, 1963
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Businessmen's Project: This 300-foot-long landscaped area is an attractive addition in front of the East Ann Arbor Shopping Center at Packard and Platt Rds. The landscaped area has 10 flowering crab trees, four large clumps of bushes and such perennial flowers as mums, zinnias, daisies, petunias and crocuses. Both the owners and employees of the Community Drug and East Ann Arbor Hardware provided the plantings and did the major share of the work. Albert J. Coudron, owner of Community Drug, said plans are to extend the landscaping another 300 feet to the east, where he plans to plant 200 tulip bulbs this fall, with the flowers to be in bloom during the next spring season.
Ann Arbor News, September 7, 1963
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Businessmen's Project: This 300-foot-long landscaped area is an attractive addition in front of the East Ann Arbor Shopping Center at Packard and Platt Rds. The landscaped area has 10 flowering crab trees, four large clumps of bushes and such perennial flowers as mums, zinnias, daisies, petunias and crocuses. Both the owners and employees of the Community Drug and East Ann Arbor Hardware provided the plantings and did the major share of the work. Albert J. Coudron, owner of Community Drug, said plans are to extend the landscaping another 300 feet to the east, where he plans to plant 200 tulip bulbs this fall, with the flowers to be in bloom during the next spring season.
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East Ann Arbor Hardware, 1972

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1972
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Die-Hard Gardeners Don't Wait To Run For The Border

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April
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1993
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