Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 6, 1984
Caption:
ENERGY AT WORK -- The windmill of Project Grow is pumping water again. Broken sine last year, the windmill on Maple Road near M-14 was repaired recently by Cindy Donahey, left, director of the program, and volunteer Andrew Richards. Another volunteer repairman, Robert Eckstein, is not pictured. Schlenke Hardware custom-made a replacement part for the mill, which pumps water storage tanks for gardeners. Project Grow offers gardens to the public at 13 sites in the Ann Arbor-Ypsilanti area. Plots are still available. For information, call 996-3169 between 9 a.m.-1 p.m.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, July 27, 1975
Caption:
'Turn-Up Green . . . In Seed We Trust' says sign which greets visitors to Project Grow site at Maple Road and M-14.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, July 21, 1956
Caption:
The Rough Stage: Now in the rough, raw building stage - that describes Westaire subdivision, now teeming with construction activity in the city's northwest area. This is S. Circle Dr., a new street which starts at Miller Ave. west of Arbor Heights subdvision and curves past Haisley School to Maple Rd. That's Haisley School in the background. There are a part of 68 homes being built by the Prospect Hill Construction Co.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, July 14, 1956
Caption:
Activity in Scio: A portion of Scio township land is being developed for new homes in what is called Huron Heights subdivision. Maple Rd. cuts across this aerial photograph near the bottom as it divides Scio township (to the top of it) and Ann Arbor township (to the bottom of it). Land under development is just above maple Rd. Dirt roads shown cut through the fields form the subdivision streets. They follow natural valleys at the base of hills upon which future homes are expected to be built. This subdivision, platted into 59 lots, each an acre or more in size, extends north to overlook the W. Huron River Dr. and the river (extreme right and not shown). The farm which fronts Maple Rd. on the Scio township side belongs to James B. Craig.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, July 9, 1955
Caption:
'BRIDGING' THE HEAT WAVE: These youngsters, seeking relief from the current heat problem, are diving (and jumping) off the Foster Bridge into the Huron River. At top left, they're ready; at top right, they're en route; and at bottom, they're cool.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, July 9, 1955
Caption:
'BRIDGING' THE HEAT WAVE: These youngsters, seeking relief from the current heat problem, are diving (and jumping) off the Foster Bridge into the Huron River. At top left, they're ready; at top right, they're en route; and at bottom, they're cool.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, July 9, 1955
Caption:
'BRIDGING' THE HEAT WAVE: These youngsters, seeking relief from the current heat problem, are diving (and jumping) off the Foster Bridge into the Huron River. At top left, they're ready; at top right, they're en route; and at bottom, they're cool.