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941. The Brusher Ann Arbor Antiques Market

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The Ann Arbor Antiques Market held at Farm Council grounds. Founded by Margaret Brusher.
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University of Michigan. Libraries
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Saline Area Historical Photos

942. Dan's Bar - Uptown

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Interior of Dan's Bar uptown Saline. Formerly George's Bar. Opened as Dan's by Dan Kolander in 1998.
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University of Michigan. Libraries
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Saline Area Historical Photos

943. Ed Feuerbacher at Blacksmith Shop at Rail Tracks

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Block Shop built in 1930. Housed Feuerbacher Blacksmith Shop. Later operated by John Cornish. In the 1940s, shop reduced wooden blass on site near depot. Now auto parts store.
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University of Michigan. Libraries
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Saline Area Historical Photos

944. Payeur Sugar Maple Plant

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Located on Waterworks Road.
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University of Michigan. Libraries
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Saline Area Historical Photos

945. Dry Cleaners

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1970's. Clarence Wiebusch at Dry Cleaners, 101 E. Michigan Avenue.
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University of Michigan. Libraries
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Saline Area Historical Photos

946. Minnie Ruckman's Greenhouse

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Minnie Ruckman's Greenhouse on W. Michigan Avenue, north side, at Pretzel Company Building. Now veterinary. Ruckman Farm was on Monroe Street. Just past Saline River Bridge. Later the Finch Farm.
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Saline Area Historical Photos

947. Half Way Inn Between Saline and Clinton

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The Half Way Inn was located on Chicago Road at Feldkamp Road. Photo caption: "On the last of its 45,560 days: wreckers this summer will tear down the 125-year-old Half Way Inn, on US-112, midway between Saline and Clinton and across from the Polar Bear Inn. Along-side the site, Robert Finkbeiner is building a new home. In pioneer days the Half Way Inn, with its 17 rooms, bar, private distillery, dining room and stables (in the rear) was a scheduled stop for all horse-drawn stage coaches running from Detroit to Chicago. There was (and still is) a small dance floor upstairs, laid with unsupported and unsecured 'spring' boards to give it 'bounce.' The present farm on which the old inn is located is owned and operated by Finkbeiner who lives on another of his farms one half mile south."
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University of Michigan. Libraries
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Saline Area Historical Photos