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Father & Son - Keith & Tony Bostic, June 1993 Photographer: D. A. Biermann

Father & Son - Keith & Tony Bostic, June 1993 image

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1993

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Father & Son - Keith & Tony Bostic, June 1993 Photographer: D. A. Biermann

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1993

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Keith Bostic, Homecoming King, & Candidates For Homecoming Queen - Pioneer High School, October 1978 Photographer: Robert Chase

Keith Bostic, Homecoming King, & Candidates For Homecoming Queen - Pioneer High School, October 1978 image

Year:
1978

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 26, 1978
Caption:
Homecoming activities at Pioneer High School end Friday with a football game and crowning of the homecoming queen. While Keith Bostic, front row center, has reigned all week as homecoming king, only one of the young women will have the crown placed on her head. Candidates for the queen are, from left, Tina Carras and Julie Holdaway in the front row. In the back row are Francine Jones, Tera Cope, Kila Kindig, Joanna Bullard and Susan Johnson.

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Old Neighborhood Reunion - A Film by Kameron Donald

Thu, 12/12/2024 - 3:17pm

In this documentary short, filmmaker Kameron Donald lets us spend a day at the 25th Old Neighborhood Reunion, a (mostly) annual gathering of former residents of Ann Arbor's Historically Black Neighborhood. Attendees eat, dance, and share memories of growing up in a very different Ann Arbor at a very different time.

Ann Arbor Can Claim Its Own Buffalo Soldier

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Ann Arbor News, February 18, 2001

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Month

February

Year

2001

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AACHM Oral History: Thekla Mitchell

Sun, 11/08/2020 - 9:27am

Thekla Mitchell: Thekla White was born in 1921 in Newport, Arkansas, the youngest of nine siblings. At age 22, she traveled to Ann Arbor to visit her sister. After getting a job at Cunningham’s Drug Store, she decided to stay. She worked at the University of Michigan Hospital as a nurses’ aid and laboratory assistant in the Pathology Department for 24 years. Known as “Dimples” to friends and family, Mrs. Mitchell was active in community organizations including the Ann Arbor Civic Club and the Order of the Eastern Stars.

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