Michigan - Washtenaw County: Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti
Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti have a pretty large number of markers between them so I broke them out here.
This first one, originally the state map had it about 7 miles away from its actual location. I sent them a correction.
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| Sutherland-Wilson Farm |
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| Sutherland-Wilson farm marker |
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| St. Patrick's Church |
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| Ticknor-Campbell House - obverse |
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| Bethlehem United Church of Christ |
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| Kempf House |
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| Antislavery Society |
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| Michigan Becomes a State |
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| Ann Arbor and LGBTQ+ History |
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| Ann Arbor and Human Rights |
These glass markers are along Huron Street near the courthouse and civic building
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| Hospitality on Courthouse Square |
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| Architecture & Business on Courthouse Square |
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| The Growth of City Services |
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| St. Andrew's Episcopal Church |
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| St Andrew's Episcopal Church - obverse |
The Michigan Central Railroad Depot is now the Gandy Dancer, a nice midrange restaurant.
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| Michigan Central Railroad Depot |
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| Michigan Central Railroad Depot AKA Gandy Dancer |
St. Thomas the Apostle is a very pretty stone building.
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| St. Thomas the Apostle Church |
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| St. Thomas the Apostle Church - back side |
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| St. Thomas the Apostle Church |
Moving to the University of Michigan central campus area:
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| Governor Alpheus Felch |
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| Michigan's First Jewish Cemetery Site |
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| The Central Forty and the Diag |
Moving away from downtown:
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| Earhart Manor |
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| Earhart Manor |
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| Earhart Manor - obverse |
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| Central Title Service Building |
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| Central Title Service Building marker |
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| Ann Arbor's New "Streamlined" Bus Depot |
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| From Interurbans to Buses |
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| The Last Deposit |
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| Building New Around Old: The Construction of the Present Courthouse |
This group of 3 are next to one another on the west side of the courthouse:
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| Departing Heroes and the Home Front |
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| Courthouse Square: A Center of Civic Life |
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| Politics and Processions on Courthouse Square |
And on the outskirts of town:
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| Michigan Municipal League |
In Ypsilanti:
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| Michigan Central Freighthouse |
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| Early Days in Depot Town |
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| Ypsilanti Woolen Mill Company |
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| The Thompson Building |
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| Michigan Central Railroad Depot |
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| Michigan Central Railroad Gardens |
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| The Real McCoy |
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| The Oliver House |
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| The Last Hudson Dealership |
Down in the park:
Over near Depot Town
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| Main Street in the 1890s |
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| Shopping on East Huron Street |
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| A Corner Landmark on Huron and North Fourth |
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| The Changing Face of North Fourth Avenue |
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| A Meeting Place for Ann Arbor's Black Community |
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| A Former Bank and Estate on Ann Street |
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| Commerce on the "Ann Street Block" |
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| The Streets Around Courthouse Square |
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| First United Methodist Episcopal Church |
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| Ypsilanti Area Sesquicentennial |
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| 220 N. Huron |
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| Ypsilanti |
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| Ypsilanti (obverse) |
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| In Loving Memory of Carpenter Post No. 180 |
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| 107th Field Signal Batallion |
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| First City Hall |
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| Facing the Fire |
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| Ypsilanti High School World War Memorial |
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| 100 Years of Free Public Education |
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| Reverend John D. Pierce |
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