Collection: Pictorial History of Ann Arbor - Institutions - Michigan Memories Search Results

Advertising; retail; stores; industry; industries; 1850s; 1850's; Eighteen fifties; retail trade; furniture; DeForest; catalogs; catalogues; recipes; cooking; food; furnishing establishment; 1851; Publication; A. De Forest; De Forest; catalog; catalogue; Store; shops11
Local government; government; 1830's; City Charter; City Ordinance; Ordinances; charters; 1833; Ann Arbor city charter; village of Ann Arbor; Statute; Bylaw; Bylaws; Statutes8
Advertising; arts; buildings; music; business; businesses; recreation; education; Schools; pamphlet; Advertisements; Granger Academy Orchestra; booklet; booklets; brochures; pamphlets; Advertisement; 1900s (decade); 1900's (decade); Nineteen hundreds; Nineteen hundreds (decade); Granger; dancing; school; catalogs; catalogues; Granger's Academy of Dancing; Dance school; catalog; catalogue; dancing instructors; Dance schools; Dancing schools; dancing lessons; dancing instruction7
arts; education; Schools; pamphlet; Bulletin; Private education; 1890s; 1890's; Eighteen nineties; booklet; booklets; brochures; pamphlets; Bulletins; Ann Arbor Art School; private school; private schools; Latimer; 1899; catalogs; catalogues; 1898; Publication; leaflet; leaflets; catalog; catalogue; art school; independent schools6
Secondary education; education; public schools; Schools; Newspaper; 1880s; 1880's; Eighteen eighties; Newspapers; school; high school; Secondary school; public school; Ann Arbor high school; 1883; High school index; High Schools; Publication; Serial; Secondary schools3
theater; theatre; plays; Opera House; arts; entertainment; music; opera houses; theaters; theatres; recreation; Program; 1870s; Eighteen seventies; programs; Ann Arbor Opera House; 1874; Naiad Queen; Event; Performance; Performances; Amusement; Publication; play3
Gabriel Richard; religion; portrait; portraits; Richard; Rev. Gabriel Richard; priest; catholic; catholics2
1870s; 1870's; 1874 plat map; 1874; 1st ward; 2nd ward; 6th ward; A. Scott; A. Widenmann; Ann Arbor city; Ann Arbor maps; Ann Arbor township; Ann Arbor; Avery; B. Day; Baldwin; Baldwin’s addition; Banks; Benedict’s addition.; B. Benke; Benke; Booker; Brehm; Mrs Brehm; Bross; Brown & Bach’s addition.; Brown; J.H. Brown; Brown’s addition.; Burch; Burkhardt; C Millen; C. Henyon Est; C. McCamber; C.T. Wilmot; Carpenter; Ch. Eberbach; Clemons; Cook; Cooly; Cornish addition; Cornish; Crabbe; D. Doane; D’Ooge; Danforth & Wilson’s addition; Danforth; Davis; Day; S. Day; Doane; Douglass; Dr. C.B. Porter; Dr. Wells; Dygnatoski; E. Mann; E. Schmidt; E.W. Morgan; Eberbach; F. Avery; F. Kern; F. Kohn; F. Reuzler; Farmer; Fasque; first ward; Fisher; Flouran; Ford; Foundry; Fountain; G Bross; G. F. Houssr; G. Keal; G.S. Weed; George Fisher; German School; German Turner Park; Glinn Weber; Gott; H. Carpenter; H. Krause; Hall; Halleck; Hass; Hendricks; Hill; Hill’s addition; Hoffstatter; Hooker; Hortsen; Houssr; Hulbert; I. Hall; J. Dygnatoski; J. Hass; J. Schneider; J. Scott; J. Shipely; J.Baldwin; J.H.Brown’s addition.; J.N. GottJ.S. Weller; J.S.Weller’s addition; Jewett’s addition.; Jolly Halleck; Judge Cooly; Judge Lawrence; Judge Seaman; Keal; Kern; Kingley; Kingsley & Morgan’s addition; Kohn; Krause; L. Weil; L.D. Burch; Lawrence; Leek; M. Leek; M.E. Church; M.L. D’Ooge; Mann; maps; Markel; Markham; Mary Mulholland; McCamber; McMaster; Millen; Millen’s addition; Moran J; Morgan; Morgan’s addition; Mrs. A.M. Taylor; Mrs. C. Smith; Mrs. Fasque; Mrs. Freden; Mrs. Leek; Mrs. Patten; Mrs. Shady; Mrs.Ford; Mrs.Patten; Muhlig; Mulholland; Murkson; N. Murkson; P.Woodruff; Patten; Patten; Picnic Grove addition; plat maps; plats; Poor & Thompson’s addition.; Porter; Professor Douglass; R.S. Smith; Relief Fire Co. Park; Reuzler; Rogers; J.Rogers; Ronish addition; Root; S. Cook; S. Thompson; S. Weil; Saw Mill; Schmidt; Schneider; Scott; second ward; Shady; Shipely; sixth ward; Smith; Smith’s addition; T.W. Root; TanneryTaylor; Ten Brook; Ten Brook’s addition; Thompson; Union School; University Campus; W. Hoffstatter; W. Markel; wards; Weber; Weed; Weil; Weller; Weller’s addition; Wells; Widenmann; Wilmot; Wilmot’saddition; Wilson; Woodruff; Ann Arbor (Mich.)--Maps; Landowners--Michigan--Washtenaw County; Real property--Michigan--Washtenaw County1
1870s; 1870's; 1874 plat map; 1874; 1st ward; 2nd ward; 6th ward; A. Scott; A. Widenmann; Ann Arbor city; Ann Arbor maps; Ann Arbor township; Ann Arbor; Mann; B. Benke; J. Hass; George Fisher; Thompson S. Poor Add.; German Turner Park; Relief Fire Co. Park; Maynard's Add; J. Dygnaloski; J. Shipely; N. Murkson; A. H. Markham; Jewett's Add.; Mary Mulholland; Burkhardt Est. C. Schneider; W. Murkel; W. Hoffstatter; S. Day; J.N. Gott; E. Schmidt; J.H. Brown's Add.; Brown & Bach's Add.; Beneditt's Add.; C. Henyon Est. D. Donne; G. Brass; H. Krause; S. Weil; L. Weil; Weber & Glinn; Crabbe; Mrs. M. Leek; Dr. Wells; J. Moran; C. Henyon Est.F. Kern; F. Renzler; C. Brinttie; F. Kohn; D. G.G. Mrs. Shady; Mrs. Brehm; G. F. Houssr; Ann Arbor (Mich.)--Maps; Landowners--Michigan--Washtenaw County; Real property--Michigan--Washtenaw County1
1870s; Eighteen seventies; farms; 1870; 1870's; residence; residences; house; houses; Superior township; homes; home; illustration; illustrations; Superior; Klein; Klein, William; Superior (Washtenaw County, Mich. : Township); Farms--Michigan--Washtenaw County; Farmhouses--Michigan--Washtenaw County; Fences--Michigan--Washtenaw County; Dwellings--Michigan--Washtenaw County; Orchards--Michigan--Washtenaw County1
1890s; 1890's; Eighteen nineties; 1899; certificate; trees; Banner Peach; David Maier; Maier; Greening Brothers; nursery; nurseries; peach1
1920; 1920s; Nineteen twenties; house; houses; homes; 1927; dwellings; home; Bird Hills; Barton Hills Country Club; Walser; Oliphant; Graves; Barton Hills; Ann Arbor (Mich.)--Buildings; Huron River (Oakland County--Monroe County, Mich.); Dwellings--Michigan--Ann Arbor1
1940s; 1940's; social life; world war II; world war two; WWII; Postcard; USO; World War; 1939-1945; United Service Organizations (U.S.); World War, 1939-1945--Social Aspects--Michigan--Ann Arbor1
1950s; 1950's; Nineteen fifties; 1951; Kiwanis; Kiwanis Club; rummage sale; rummage sales; secondhand sales; thrift shop; thrift shops; secondhand shops; Kiwanis Club of Ann Arbor; Secondhand sales--Michigan--Ann Arbor1
1950s; 1950's; secondhand sales; thrift shop; thrift shops; secondhand shops; Thrift Shop Association; Ann Arbor Thrift Shop Association; Ann Arbor (Mich.)--Stores & shops1
Advertising; Classifieds; Dentists; Grocery stores; Drug stores; Banks; entertainment; recreation; confectioneries; Haller's Jewelry; pharmacy; pharmacies; drug store; pamphlet; Advertisements; Chapin; 1890s; 1890's; Eighteen nineties; Merchan's carnival; 1890; carnivals; brochures; pamphlets; Advertisement; Drake; Haller; Hardware; dry goods; shoes; bookstores; Event; Amusement; Publication; Douglas; Cole; Taylor; Hicks; Jewelers; Grocer; Grocers; Apothecary; Apothecaries; Condon; Mann; Druggists; Brown; Stafford; Tailor; Tailors; Goodyear's; Goodyear; Wilsey; Hyde; Mack; Beckwith; Richmond; Blake; leaflet; leaflets; Brown's Drug Store; Ann Arbor Savings Bank; bank; Goodyear's drug store; Bennett; Penny; Leonard; Childs; Miley; Seyler; Grossmann & Schlenker; Grossmann; Schlenker; Williams & Son; Nichols; Mayer & Co.; Artistic Millinery Store; Lovejoy; Carpenter; Gibbes; Dunster; Bourns; Raffensberger; Divine; Garrigues; Waldron; Cornwell; Haverlin; Banker; Leas; Cowan; Hawes; McLemore; Wines; Bradley; Baxter; Truesdel; Culver; Jaycox; Breakey; Janes; Meyers; bookshops; shoe stores; pharmacists; time pieces; household furnishings; groceries; framing; Hallers; Staffords; confectioners; general stores; financial services; household goods; milliners; home furnishings; Mileys; Miss Miley; A. D. Seyler and Son; Seylers; Grossman and Schlenker; Schlenkers; Williams and Son; J. M. Stafford; Meyer and Company; Meyer & Company; Blakes; Mary F. Miley; seamstresses; millinery stores; fabric stores; dental services; glassware; art supplies1
Advertising; Classifieds; Drug stores; Banks; Apparel; entertainment; recreation; confectionery; confectioneries; bicycle; bicycles; bicycling; pharmacy; pharmacies; drug store; pamphlet; Advertisements; 1890s; 1890's; Eighteen nineties; Merchan's carnival; 1890; carnivals; brochures; pamphlets; Advertisement; Calkin Pharmacy; Calkin; Staebler; Hardware; painters; decorators; shoes; furniture; clothing stores; Eberbach; bookstores; Event; Amusement; Publication; Apothecary; Apothecaries; clothiers; Kempf; Jacobs; Druggists; Robison; Livery; Moore; Mack; Hutzel; leaflet; leaflets; Calkins; Henne; plumber; plumbers; Schmid; The Palace; Moore & Taber; Taber; Sorg; Mack & Schmid; Harkins; Mellor; Reinhardt; Farmers and Mechanics Bank; bookshops; booksellers; shoe stores; Eberbachs; Christian Eberbach; hardware stores; household furnishings; tinware; metals; haberdashery; haberdasheries; bicycle shops; paper products; Robinsons; J. T. Jacobs and Company; Liveries; plumbing services; haberdashers; financial services; Schmids; household goods; Staeblers; home furnishings; wallpaper; wall coverings; Hutzels; Moore and Tabor; Sorgs; Mack and Schmid; Hennes; William Reinhardt and Company; Reinhardts; Hutzel and Company; James Harkins; Charles W. Mellor; Mellors; pharmicies; heating systems; painting supplies; cooling systems; bicycle stores1
Advertising; Classifieds; Grocery stores; Drug stores; concerts; entertainment; recreation; pharmacy; pharmacies; drug store; pamphlet; Advertisements; Manufacturing; 1890s; 1890's; Hall; Eighteen nineties; Merchan's carnival; 1890; carnivals; brochures; pamphlets; Advertisement; Millen; mills; dry goods; furniture; Event; Musical event; Musical performance; Amusement; Publication; Grocer; Grocers; Apothecary; Apothecaries; Allmendinger; Noble; Mann; Druggists; Hangsterfer; Photographer; Photographers; Milliner; leaflet; leaflets; Randall; Koch & Henne; Cousins & Hall; Cousins; Schairer & Millen; Schairer; Mills & Co.; Noble's; instruments; Stabler; Ann Arbor Soap Works; Rinsey & Seabolt; Rinsey; Seabolt; Mann Brothers; florists; haberdashery; haberdasheries; hatters; general stores; haberdashers; Randalls; Koch and Henne; Flowers; Cousins and Hall; Schairer and Millen; Schairers; Allmendinger P and O Company; Allmendingers; C. F. Staebler; Staeblers; Rinsey and Seabold; Seabold; Manns; Hangsterfer Ice and Ice Cream Office; H. Randall; David F. Allmendinger; Albert Mann; ice merchants; Edward Hangsterfer; milliners; home furnishings; piano stores; ice cream shops; wallpaper; wall coverings; soaps1
Advertising; Classifieds; Grocery stores; beer; bakery; bakeries; transportation; guide; pamphlet; Davidson; Advertisements; 1890s; 1890's; Hall; Eighteen nineties; brochures; pamphlets; Advertisement; Hardware; 1893; Davidson's Guide; Davidsons Guide; Eberbach Hardware; Eberbach; Publication; Grocer; Grocers; Livery; leaflet; leaflets; guides; Ann Arbor Brewing Co.; Polhemus; Cousins & Hall; Cousins; Teufel; harness; Salyer; booksellers; Eberbachs; hardware stores; florists; laundry services; cleaners; Liveries; stables; K. J. Rogers' Seed and Implement Store; Ann Arbor Brewsing Company; Hacks; Eberbach Hardware Company; Flowers; Flowers for Everybody and Everything; K. L. Rogers; packing services; Excelsior Laundry; Cousins and Hall; Teufels; Saylers; bakers; laundries; luggage stores; bus services; taxis; taxicabs1
Advertising; Classifieds; Haller's Jewelry; guide; pamphlet; Davidson; Advertisements; 1890s; 1890's; Eighteen nineties; brochures; pamphlets; Advertisement; Haller; 1893; Davidson's Guide; Davidsons Guide; Publication; Jewelers; Cook House; leaflet; leaflets; McClure; Schmid; guides; department stores; jewelry stores; household furnishings; Hallers; The Store; The Cook House; Schmids; McClures; E. T. McClure; opticians; fancy goods; wholesale goods; household goods; home furnishings1
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