Published In
Ann Arbor News, May 9, 1955
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CLAY HOUSE COMES DOWN: This ancient landmark at Scio Church Rd. and Greenview Dr. is being torn down by order of the Ann Arbor Board of Education, which acquired the land where the house stands as part of the new high school site. An estimated 150 years old, the clay-brick, stucco-covered building has been unoccupied since last fall.

Published In
Ann Arbor News, July 31, 1956
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Old Lohr Homestead: This house at 4448 Lohr Rd. was built during the Civil War and is one of Pittsfield township's best preserved old houses. The two-family dwelling at 300-acre farm is owned jointly by Mr. and Mrs. Julius Schnirring and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Diuble, relatives of the first Lohr to occupy the place. The house has more than 200 hard-carved brackets, on the exterior of the home. It was built during the Civil War.

Published In
Ann Arbor News, October 21, 1995
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The scaffolding is down now, and the Greek Revival shelter at Island Park has been carefully restored to its original architecture. Here Jennifer Kalter, a University of Michigan student, uses a warm afternoon to study for a mid-term exam. A re-dedication ceremony Oct. 29 will celebrate the temple's renovation.