Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 8, 1955
Caption:
Staring At The Ceiling Can Be Fun: Harold A. Schumann, 23-year-old polio patient at the Ann Arbor Convalescent Home, is reading a book -- on the ceiling -- and it's quite an accomplishment. The only part of his body he can move is his head, from left to right. With that movement he can press a button which controls a ceiling projector. The projector flashes a book on the ceiling, page by page. As he finishes a page, he presses the button to advance the film to the next page.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 27, 1936
Caption:
A Therapeutic Bath Tub: Included in the equipment of the remodeled physical therapy department at University hospital are metal bath tubs for paralysis patients, who recline in water heated to a temperature of 90 degrees. The tubs are used when for reasons it may be deemed undesirable for patients to enter the large pool, which was formally opened today.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 27, 1936
Caption:
Swimming Season Opens At Hospital: Infantile paralysis patients at University hospital take their first "dip" when the new pool of the physical therapy department goes into service. Above [this photo] is shown a group of three boys "having fun" while receiving treatment to strengthen paralyzed muscles. The top picture shows an adult patient being lifted out of the pool following a treatment. A derrick arrangement, with trolley, conveys patients between dressing rooms and the pool.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 27, 1936
Caption:
Swimming Season Opens At Hospital: Infantile paralysis patients at University hospital take their first "dip" when the new pool of the physical therapy department goes into service. Above is shown a group of three boys "having fun" while receiving treatment to strengthen paralyzed muscles. The top picture [this photo] shows an adult patient being lifted out of the pool following a treatment. A derrick arrangement, with trolley, conveys patients between dressing rooms and the pool.