Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 21, 1941
Caption:
This was an airport hangar before windstorm. A bomb dropped by an invading airplane could have done little more damage, except to dig a hole, than was caused to a hangar and workshop being constructed at the Ann Arbor airport by what apparently was a tip of a cyclone during Saturday night's windstorm. The wreckage, shown scattered over the landscape, formerly stood atop the building blocks in the foreground. An airplane also was damaged, bringing the total loss to nearly $3,500.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 1, 1962
Caption:
'NESTING' AIRPLANE: Fierce winds deposited this smashed airplane in a tree on the David Potter farm at 8684 McKean Rd. just northeast of Willis in Augusta township. The plane, tethered near a landing strip on the Potter property, is owned by Ballard Runyon, jr., of nearby 9280 Macey Rd. It was valued at $4,300. Another plane tethered nearby escaped damage from the freakish winds.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, July 5, 1957
Caption:
Gov. Williams At Tornado Scene: Gov. G. Mennen Williams (center) talks with persons in the Saxony Subdivision last night following the tornado which destroyed two homes and damaged 11 others. The governor and Lt. Gov. Philip A Hart arrived at the scene shortly after they had heard a state police broadcast of the disaster.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, July 5, 1957
Caption:
Total Loss: The Leonard Kroczak barn on US-23 just south of the Saxony subdivision was leveled by the tornado. The Kroczak home close by was untouched by the storm.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, July 5, 1957
Caption:
Tornado Destruction: This is the rear of the Glenn Griffin residence following last night's storm. The barn was destroyed and rubble strewn throughout the are but no one in the Griffin family was hurt. There were no serious injuries in the area.