Old 7th Ward Public Hall, March 1977 Photographer: Wystan Stevens

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1977
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Demolition Of The Philip Bach House, April 1968 Photographer: Eck Stanger

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1968
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Ann Arbor News, April 23, 1968
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One of the first signs that the westward expansion of Packard has become a reality with the razing of this turn-of-the-century house on the west side of S. Main at the present foot of Packard. The house was built by merchant Philip Bach - after whom a local elementary school is named - but has not served as a private home for years, having served as one of the first local fraternity houses, later as the sales office of the former Staebler-Kempf Oil Co., and most recently as a foreign car garage and showroom. Old gasoline pumps may be seen in the foreground.
Ann Arbor News, April 23, 1968
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One of the first signs that the westward expansion of Packard has become a reality with the razing of this turn-of-the-century house on the west side of S. Main at the present foot of Packard. The house was built by merchant Philip Bach - after whom a local elementary school is named - but has not served as a private home for years, having served as one of the first local fraternity houses, later as the sales office of the former Staebler-Kempf Oil Co., and most recently as a foreign car garage and showroom. Old gasoline pumps may be seen in the foreground.
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Demolition Of The Philip Bach House, April 1968 Photographer: Eck Stanger

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1968
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Razing Begins Packard Extension Job

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April
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1968
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Saline's York Mill Being Razed, June 1948

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1948
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Ann Arbor News, June 23, 1948
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YORK MILL, SALINE LANDMARK FOR 112 YEARS, BEING RAZED: After more than a century of service to farmers of the neighborhood the York Mill, at the Saline city limits and Milan Rd. is being razed to make way for a new slaughter house for poultry. The old water mill and dam will be preserved for scenic purposes. Gerhardt Cekau is the present owner of the property.
Ann Arbor News, June 23, 1948
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YORK MILL, SALINE LANDMARK FOR 112 YEARS, BEING RAZED: After more than a century of service to farmers of the neighborhood the York Mill, at the Saline city limits and Milan Rd. is being razed to make way for a new slaughter house for poultry. The old water mill and dam will be preserved for scenic purposes. Gerhardt Cekau is the present owner of the property.
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York Mill, Saline Landmark, Being Torn Down

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June
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1948
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Interior Of The Newly Opened Gandy Dancer Restaurant, December 1970 Photographer: Eck Stanger

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1970
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Ann Arbor News, January 1, 1971
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The newly opened Gandy Dancer restaurant has followed the owner's previous philosophy of "unique settings" for restaurant operations. Two of the old benches used in the waiting room by Penn Central Railroad customers remain in the main dining room. The solid brass light fixtures were brought in from the closed portion of the Penn Central station in Detroit. The 24-foot-high ceiling still contains the inlaid solid oak floor, which, of course, now has been refinished.
Ann Arbor News, January 1, 1971
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The newly opened Gandy Dancer restaurant has followed the owner's previous philosophy of "unique settings" for restaurant operations. Two of the old benches used in the waiting room by Penn Central Railroad customers remain in the main dining room. The solid brass light fixtures were brought in from the closed portion of the Penn Central station in Detroit. The 24-foot-high ceiling still contains the inlaid solid oak floor, which, of course, now has been refinished.
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Dexter Public Library - 8050 Main Street, May 1952

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1952
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Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church on North Fourth Avenue, July 1958 Photographer: Duane Scheel

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1958
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Ann Arbor News, July 3, 1958
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LANDMARK CHURCH: One of the oldest churches in Ann Arbor is the Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church at 632 N. Fourth Ave., built in 1891. Funds for building the church were contributed by city businessmen and the labor was furnished free by the church members.
Ann Arbor News, July 3, 1958
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LANDMARK CHURCH: One of the oldest churches in Ann Arbor is the Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church at 632 N. Fourth Ave., built in 1891. Funds for building the church were contributed by city businessmen and the labor was furnished free by the church members.
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Gratton Drug Store, c. 1930 Photographer: Rick Cocco

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c.1930
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