Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 7, 1986
Caption:
A group of devoted historians and history buffs turned out Sunday for the dedication of an 1837 log house on the grounds of the Cobblestone Farm, above, left, Elizabeth Dusseau serves mulled cider to the group. The cabin, which originally stood near Willis, was moved to the Packard Road site in 1981 through efforts of the Washtenaw County Historical Society and the Ann Arbor Area Foundation. The restored and furnished cabin will be open for public display and a hands-on Pioneer Living Program for children. For more information call, 994-2928.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, January 16, 1987
Caption:
At right, forester Ron Cummins reaches for a broken branch some 40 feet above the ground. He uses the rope to raise and lower himself.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, January 16, 1987
Caption:
In the lower photo, Newland and Cameron Knight try their hands at the buck saw.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 17, 1977
Caption:
Martha Buhr Hahn and her year old son Joseph (left) look over an illuminated "Christmas Garden" at Cobblestone farm. The garden, complete with miniature homes, churches, a farm, a working water wheel and fountain, highlighted Cobblestone Farm Association's recent " Country Christmas" celebration. The Christmas garden became a custom in many German homes in Ann Arbor and Washtenaw County as each generation added to the original display set under the Christmas tree. Mrs. Hahn and Joseph are direct descendants of Joseph Frank Buhr, founder of the Buhr Machine Tool Co., which donated the land for Buhr Park to the city. Also enjoying the garden are members of Girl Scout Troop 30 (right) dressed in old-fashioned garb. They are: Jennifer Pierce, Sara Arscott, Barb Loos, Stacey Sutfin and Traci Burmley.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 17, 1977
Caption:
Martha Buhr Hahn and her year old son Joseph (left) look over an illuminated "Christmas Garden" at Cobblestone farm. The garden, complete with miniature homes, churches, a farm, a working water wheel and fountain, highlighted Cobblestone Farm Association's recent " Country Christmas" celebration. The Christmas garden became a custom in many German homes in Ann Arbor and Washtenaw County as each generation added to the original display set under the Christmas tree. Mrs. Hahn and Joseph are direct descendants of Joseph Frank Buhr, founder of the Buhr Machine Tool Co., which donated the land for Buhr Park to the city. Also enjoying the garden are members of Girl Scout Troop 30 (right) dressed in old-fashioned garb. They are: Jennifer Pierce, Sara Arscott, Barb Loos, Stacey Sutfin and Traci Burmley.