Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 7, 1965
Caption:
Library Branch Nearly Finished - The Nellie Seymour Loving Branch Library, located at Packard and Creek, stands nearly ready for occupancy, set for the middle of this month. The $51,455 library is named for Ann Arbor's first librarian who served the city from 1883 until her retirement in 1922. Dedication for the library is scheduled for next fall. The building is being constructed by the Don Butcher Construction Co., and David W. Osler is architect.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 28, 1966
Caption:
Skeleton Draws Interest - This female Indian skeleton is a source of new interest for children using the Loving Branch Library. Viewing the display are (from left) Lori Lipcaman, Lisa Lipcaman, Armand Ternak and Melinda Ternak. The skeleton was discovered in a gravel pit near Manchester last fall. Little is known about it except that itis the remains of a woman who died at the age of 25 to 30. The skeleton is owned by the University.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 13, 1965
Caption:
Branch Library Being Built - The Nellie Seymour Loving Branch Library takes form on the corner of Creek and St. Aubin near Packard. The Ann Arbor school district's first branch library building is being built by the Don Butcher Building Co., under a $51,455 contract. It is named for Miss Loving, Ann Arbor's first librarian, who served from 1983 to 1922.