State Street Liquor, Window Painting, 340 S State St, December 25, 2023 Photographer: Steve Jensen
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2023
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The Beer Depot, 1971 Photographer: Rick Cocco
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1971
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Campus Corner, May 16, 2020 Photographer: Amy Cantu
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2020
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The Party Center, May 11, 2020 Photographer: Amy Cantu
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2020
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The Campus Corner, 1978 Photographer: RJ Godin
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1978
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Ralph's Market, 1978 Photographer: RJ Godin
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1978
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The Beer Vault Interior, 1977 Photographer: RJ Godin
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1977
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The Beer Vault Interior, 1977 Photographer: RJ Godin
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1977
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Liquor & Snails Display At Big Ten Party Store, November 1955
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1955
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Ann Arbor News, November 5, 1955
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NO PUPPY DOG TAILS: But nearly everything else in the way of exotic foods is available in Ann Arbor. Snails, it seems, come unshelled in cans, and have to be put back and then baked with garlic and other seasonings, but many of the rare foods such as fried Mexican worms and fried grasshoppers may be eaten right from the container, usually crumbled and served as hors d'oeuvres.
Ann Arbor News, November 5, 1955
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NO PUPPY DOG TAILS: But nearly everything else in the way of exotic foods is available in Ann Arbor. Snails, it seems, come unshelled in cans, and have to be put back and then baked with garlic and other seasonings, but many of the rare foods such as fried Mexican worms and fried grasshoppers may be eaten right from the container, usually crumbled and served as hors d'oeuvres.
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The Campus Corner, 1976 Photographer: RJ Godin
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1976
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