Published In
Ann Arbor News, January 25, 1936
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SPHINX CARVED FROM SNOW - Members of Alpha Rho Chi student architects' fraternity carved the sphinx, shown above, from snow which drifted in front of their house at 608 E. Madison St.

Published In
Ann Arbor News, March 24, 1956
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CITY UNDER SNOW: Motorists to the contrary, Ann Arbor looked its prettiest of the winter this morning in the sunny aftermath of yesterday's 7-inch snowfall, heaviest of the season. Views of white beauty were visible all over the city. One of Ann Arbor's principal landmarks, the Burton Memorial Tower (top picture) stands above the whiteness of the Rackham Building grounds. Below, the wooded intersection of Scottwood Ave. and Norway Rd. is silently cloaked by the thick snow.

Published In
Ann Arbor News, March 24, 1956
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CITY UNDER SNOW: Motorists to the contrary, Ann Arbor looked its prettiest of the winter this morning in the sunny aftermath of yesterday's 7-inch snowfall, heaviest of the season. Views of white beauty were visible all over the city. One of Ann Arbor's principal landmarks, the Burton Memorial Tower (top picture) stands above the whiteness of the Rackham Building grounds. Below, the wooded intersection of Scottwood Ave. and Norway Rd. is silently cloaked by the thick snow.

Published In
Ann Arbor News, March 23, 1956
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DISCOURAGING, ISN'T IT? An unidentified shopper wistfully studies the fashions in an Ann Arbor store that are supposed to be seasonal for this time of year. But the fur coat, overshoes and umbrella were more appropriate as Ann Arbor was hit by a snowstorm today.

Published In
Ann Arbor News, March 1, 1938
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ELEPHANT OF THE SNOWS: One of the more ambitious snow art projects of the current renaissance in Ann Arbor folk sculpture is this behemoth by the boys of Phi Sigma Kappa at 1043 Baldwin Ave.

Published In
Ann Arbor News, January 3, 1940
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LIKE A ROLLERCOASTER: The terraced lawns of Elder Blvd., afford a thrilling, fast ride for the youngsters of the neighborhood. Here are shown Billy Vogel and Paul Pope of Lutz Ave., getting the most out of the last day of vacation.