Popkins School may be revived as part of complex
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June
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1998
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Much Space Available At Research Park - 'Slightly Behind' Schedule
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September
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1964
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Albert Duckek Home In New Riverside Hills Subdivision, September 1957
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Ann Arbor News, September 21, 1957
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Project's First: Albert Duckek, contractor-developer of Riverside Hills Subdivision at the city's easternmost limits, considers his home (above)[ this photo] the project's first. Six of 35 others are completed or under construction on nearby Chestnut Rd. All but one of the lots is sold. Mr. and Mrs. Duckek's living room (left) uses one brick wall and plenty of windows. One of the many bedroom floor to ceiling closets in the home (below) reflects skill in design.
Ann Arbor News, September 21, 1957
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Project's First: Albert Duckek, contractor-developer of Riverside Hills Subdivision at the city's easternmost limits, considers his home (above)[ this photo] the project's first. Six of 35 others are completed or under construction on nearby Chestnut Rd. All but one of the lots is sold. Mr. and Mrs. Duckek's living room (left) uses one brick wall and plenty of windows. One of the many bedroom floor to ceiling closets in the home (below) reflects skill in design.
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Riverside Hills Found A Haven For Custom Homes
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September
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1957
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Homes Are Set Amidst Rolling Landscape In New Riverside Hills Subdivision, September 1957
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1957
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Ann Arbor News, September 21, 1957
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Hills Serve: The back of this Riverside Hills home on Chestnut Rd., shown from the Huron Municipal Golf Course, illustrates how well a hillside may be used to obtain one and two-floor levels at different areas.
Ann Arbor News, September 21, 1957
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Hills Serve: The back of this Riverside Hills home on Chestnut Rd., shown from the Huron Municipal Golf Course, illustrates how well a hillside may be used to obtain one and two-floor levels at different areas.
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Sitting Area In Albert Duckek Home In New Riverside Hills Subdivision, September 1957
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1957
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Floor-to-Ceiling Closets A Feature of Albert Duckek Home In New Riverside Hills Subdivision, September 1957
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1957
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Ann Arbor News, September 21, 1957
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Project's First: Albert Duckek, contractor-developer of Riverside Hills Subdivision at the city's easternmost limits, considers his home (above) the project's first. Six of 35 others are completed or under construction on nearby Chestnut Rd. All but one of the lots is sold. Mr. and Mrs. Duckek's living room (left) uses one brick wall and plenty of windows. One of the many bedroom floor to ceiling closets in the home (below) [this photo] reflects skill in design.
Ann Arbor News, September 21, 1957
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Project's First: Albert Duckek, contractor-developer of Riverside Hills Subdivision at the city's easternmost limits, considers his home (above) the project's first. Six of 35 others are completed or under construction on nearby Chestnut Rd. All but one of the lots is sold. Mr. and Mrs. Duckek's living room (left) uses one brick wall and plenty of windows. One of the many bedroom floor to ceiling closets in the home (below) [this photo] reflects skill in design.
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Homes Overlook Golf Course In New Riverside Hills Subdivision, September 1957
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1957
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Living Room of Albert Duckek Home In New Riverside Hills Subdivision, September 1957
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1957
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Ann Arbor News, September 21, 1957
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Project's First: Albert Duckek, contractor-developer of Riverside Hills Subdivision at the city's easternmost limits, considers his home (above) the project's first. Six of 35 others are completed or under construction on nearby Chestnut Rd. All but one of the lots is sold. Mr. and Mrs. Duckek's living room (left) [this photo] uses one brick wall and plenty of windows. One of the many bedroom floor to ceiling closets in the home (below) reflects skill in design.
Ann Arbor News, September 21, 1957
Caption:
Project's First: Albert Duckek, contractor-developer of Riverside Hills Subdivision at the city's easternmost limits, considers his home (above) the project's first. Six of 35 others are completed or under construction on nearby Chestnut Rd. All but one of the lots is sold. Mr. and Mrs. Duckek's living room (left) [this photo] uses one brick wall and plenty of windows. One of the many bedroom floor to ceiling closets in the home (below) reflects skill in design.
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