Published In:
Ann Arbor News, July 3, 1956
Caption:
Moving farther west of Miller Ave. more subdivisions come into range, as viewed in the bottom aerial. The roads being constructed (center) are in Martin Acres subdivision, scheduled to have more than 100 homes when completed. Five houses have been started there. Miller ave. is seen at an angle cutting across the lower left corner of the picture. At the extreme left center (fronting Miller Ave.) are completed homes in Arbor Heights subdivision. Bruce and Duncan Streets enter Miller Ave. at left. Note ponds at upper right.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, July 7, 1956
Caption:
Growing Northwest: The northwest area of Ann Arbor is partially seen in this aerial photo as an area of new homes. Haisley School (left, center) is flanked by the newly started Westaire subdivisions. The street leading from the school extends to Duncan St., which with its parallel Bruce St., constitutes Arbor Heights No. 2. The dirt area at the right is Arbor Heights No. 3. The original Arbor Heights is at the bottom left. Bruce and Duncan Sts., at their top portion, reach Miller Ave. Above this Martin Acres Nos. 1 and 2. These end at the pond near the top of the picture.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, January 8, 1955
Caption:
Martin Acres - Another Link in City Expansion: This aerial photo shows Martin Acres No. 1 subdivision, abutting Miller Ave. near the Haisley School, where 50 homes are under construction and 24 others are completed, 18 of which are occupied. This and Martin Acres No. 2 (now fields in the upper right) will have a total of 222 homes where completed. Miller Ave. crosses the lower left corner of the picture. Subdivision streets visible are, Saunders Crescent (lower right extending from Miller Ave.), which runs into winding Creal Crescent, and Hatcher Crescent (upper left).