Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 13, 1973
Caption:
It takes guts to bare your home to visitors on a home tour and run the risk of having your decorating tastes called on the carpet. But the Barry Siegels forged ahead and agreed to include their home in the recent Ann Arbor Women's City Club tour. In News' Photographer Jack Stubbs' photographs, you'll find some of the women who oohed and aahed their way through the Siegel residence.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 17, 1972
Caption:
The Art's The Thing - Art is a true adventure when you visit the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Ackley on Berkshire road. Among their collected works are these paintings which bring the living room wall to life. At left, above the antique chest, is a Richard Wilt oil entitled "Tomato Plant." Above the fireplace is an untitled original oil by the Ackley's son, David. Its message has been variously interpreted as a snowstorm in a canyon or a portrait of Arab women. The haunting face on the wall at right is another by the couple's son. It expresses the character of the Mexican Indian, as felt by David after time spent in Mexico. The Ackley home is one of nine on the Women's City Club Tour.