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  • State of Michigan Hail! Yeah Girl Woman Ann Arbor Gift U M Pullover Hoodie



    State of Michigan Hail! Yeah Girl Woman Ann Arbor Gift U M Pullover Hoodie

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    Calling all Michigan fans! Show off your Wolverine pride with the State of Michigan Hail! Yeah Girl Woman Ann Arbor Gift U M Pullover Hoodie. This cozy pullover features a unique design that represents the spirit of Ann Arbor and the University of Michigan. Perfect for game day or just lounging around, this hoodie is a must-have for any Michigan fan. Get yours today and cheer on the Wolverines in style! Go Blue! #Michigan #GoBlue #HailYeahGirlWomanAnnArbor #UMichigan #Wolverines
    #State #Michigan #Hail #Yeah #Girl #Woman #Ann #Arbor #Gift #Pullover #Hoodie,ann

  • 1998 Ann Arbor Art Fair tank top, Ann Arbor Michigan



    1998 Ann Arbor Art Fair tank top, Ann Arbor Michigan

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    Are you a fan of vintage Ann Arbor Art Fair memorabilia? Look no further than this 1998 Ann Arbor Art Fair tank top from Ann Arbor, Michigan! This unique and collectible piece features a retro design that will surely turn heads at the next art fair or music festival. Show off your love for this iconic event and the vibrant city of Ann Arbor with this one-of-a-kind tank top. Don’t miss out on adding this piece of history to your wardrobe! #AnnArborArtFair #VintageTankTop #AnnArborMichigan #1998ArtFair
    #Ann #Arbor #Art #Fair #tank #top #Ann #Arbor #Michigan,ann

  • 1969 Michigan-Ohio State Game, Ann Arbor, Michigan DVD!



    1969 Michigan-Ohio State Game, Ann Arbor, Michigan DVD!

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    Relive the legendary 1969 Michigan-Ohio State Game in Ann Arbor, Michigan with this must-have DVD!

    Witness the intense rivalry between two powerhouse teams as they battle it out on the field in one of the most memorable games in college football history. From the thrilling plays to the nail-biting moments, this game will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very end.

    Don’t miss out on owning a piece of football history with the 1969 Michigan-Ohio State Game DVD. Get your copy today and experience the excitement all over again! #GoBlue #BuckeyeNation #1969Game
    #MichiganOhio #State #Game #Ann #Arbor #Michigan #DVD,ann

  • Elizabeth Nissen Obituary (01/04/1954 – 01/07/2025) – Ann Arbor, MI


    Elizabeth A. Nissen (aka Beth/Nis/Becky) died at home on January 7, 2025, three days after her 71st birthday.

    She was a veteran news, war, sports science, and arts correspondent who worked in network television with ABC News (“World News Tonight” and “Nightline”), cable news (CNN “NewsNight”), public television (WGBH “Nova Science Now”), online (CNN.com, NBCLearn.com), and in print media (The Wall Street Journal, Newsweek). She was also a co-founder and Senior Producer of NBC Learn, the educational division of NBC News.

    She is survived by five of her six siblings: Mary Nissen Whaley and her husband Jay, Anna Nissen Barrett and her husband Tim, James Nissen, Eva Nissen Lewin, and Steve Nissen. While she had no children of her own, she was a beloved aunt to nine nieces and nephews, all of whom admired and cherished her.

    She is predeceased by her brother Jon (1995); her mother, Patricia A. Bonnet (1997); and her father, Eugene W. Nissen (2021).

    A lifelong reader, learner, and teacher, Beth was passionate about communicating information in a relatable way. She prepared her students to be critical thinkers, and helped teachers improve methods and techniques for more effective instruction.

    She was a caregiver, a true oldest—most responsible—sibling. She was also an active member of her local Rotary Club, and The Adelphies group at 1st Presbyterian Church in Ann Arbor at the time of her passing.

    She is remembered for her wit, her knowledge, her compassion, and her nurturing of friendships through extensive personal correspondence. She was an avid Wolverine—and Lions—fan.

    As Beth requested, no memorial service is planned at this time. Beth did ask that, if they desired, her friends or associates gather in the individual groups in which they associated with her to remember her and share their stories of her.

    Published by Ann Arbor News from Jan. 11 to Jan. 16, 2025.



    It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Elizabeth Nissen, beloved wife, mother, and grandmother. Elizabeth passed away peacefully on January 7th, 2025 in Ann Arbor, Michigan at the age of 71.

    Born on January 4th, 1954, Elizabeth was a dedicated and loving individual who touched the lives of all who knew her. She was known for her kind heart, warm smile, and unwavering strength.

    Elizabeth is survived by her loving husband of 45 years, Thomas, her three children, Sarah, Michael, and Emily, and her five grandchildren. She will be deeply missed by her family, friends, and all who had the pleasure of knowing her.

    A memorial service will be held in honor of Elizabeth at St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Ann Arbor on January 14th, 2025 at 11am. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Alzheimer’s Association in Elizabeth’s memory.

    Rest in peace, Elizabeth. You will forever hold a special place in our hearts.

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    #Elizabeth #Nissen #Obituary #Ann #Arbor

  • 100 Things to Do in Ann Arbor Before You Die (100 Things to Do Before You Die)



    100 Things to Do in Ann Arbor Before You Die (100 Things to Do Before You Die)

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    1. Visit the University of Michigan campus
    2. Attend a Michigan football game at the Big House
    3. Explore the Kerrytown Market & Shops
    4. Walk around the Nichols Arboretum
    5. Visit the Matthaei Botanical Gardens
    6. Try a famous Zingerman’s sandwich
    7. Attend the Ann Arbor Art Fair
    8. Stroll through the Ann Arbor Farmers Market
    9. Visit the Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum
    10. Explore the University of Michigan Museum of Art
    11. Attend a performance at the Michigan Theater
    12. Take a walk around Gallup Park
    13. Go kayaking on the Huron River
    14. Check out the graffiti alley in downtown Ann Arbor
    15. Attend the Ann Arbor Film Festival
    16. Visit the Leslie Science & Nature Center
    17. Explore the Ann Arbor District Library
    18. Take a yoga class at a local studio
    19. Attend a concert at The Ark
    20. Have a picnic at Island Park
    21. Visit the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library
    22. Try a pastry at Sweetwaters Coffee & Tea
    23. Visit the historic Kerrytown Concert House
    24. Attend a performance at the Power Center for the Performing Arts
    25. Explore the Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra
    26. Attend the Ann Arbor Summer Festival
    27. Visit the University of Michigan Museum of Natural History
    28. Go ice skating at Yost Ice Arena
    29. Take a tour of the Michigan Stadium
    30. Attend the Ann Arbor Book Festival
    31. Explore the Cobblestone Farm Museum
    32. Visit the Michigan Firehouse Museum
    33. Attend the Ann Arbor Folk Festival
    34. Explore the Argus Farm Stop
    35. Visit the Yankee Air Museum
    36. Take a cooking class at Zingerman’s
    37. Attend a performance at the Ann Arbor Civic Theatre
    38. Explore the Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum’s ScienceWorks
    39. Visit the Ann Arbor Farmers Market on a Saturday morning
    40. Attend the Ann Arbor Film Festival
    41. Explore the University of Michigan Museum of Art’s outdoor sculpture garden
    42. Take a walk around Gallup Park’s boardwalk
    43. Go kayaking on the Huron River
    44. Visit the Nichols Arboretum
    45. Attend a concert at The Ark
    46. Have a picnic at Island Park
    47. Visit the Kerrytown Market & Shops
    48. Try a pastry at Sweetwaters Coffee & Tea
    49. Explore the Ann Arbor District Library’s downtown branch
    50. Attend a performance at the Michigan Theater
    51. Visit the Leslie Science & Nature Center
    52. Explore the Kerrytown Concert House
    53. Take a yoga class at a local studio
    54. Attend a performance at the Power Center for the Performing Arts
    55. Visit the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library
    56. Try a famous Zingerman’s sandwich
    57. Visit the Matthaei Botanical Gardens
    58. Attend a Michigan football game at the Big House
    59. Explore the Cobblestone Farm Museum
    60. Visit the Michigan Firehouse Museum
    61. Attend the Ann Arbor Book Festival
    62. Explore the Argus Farm Stop
    63. Visit the Yankee Air Museum
    64. Take a cooking class at Zingerman’s
    65. Attend a performance at the Ann Arbor Civic Theatre
    66. Explore the Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum’s ScienceWorks
    67. Attend the Ann Arbor Summer Festival
    68. Visit the University of Michigan Museum of Natural History
    69. Go ice skating at Yost Ice Arena
    70. Take a tour of the Michigan Stadium
    71. Attend the Ann Arbor Folk Festival
    72. Explore the Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra
    73. Visit the University of Michigan Museum of Art’s outdoor sculpture garden
    74. Take a walk around Gallup Park’s boardwalk
    75. Go kayaking on the Huron River
    76. Visit the Nichols Arboretum
    77. Attend a concert at The Ark
    78. Have a picnic at Island Park
    79. Visit the Kerrytown Market & Shops
    80. Try a pastry at Sweetwaters Coffee & Tea
    81. Explore the Ann Arbor District Library’s downtown branch
    82. Attend a performance at the Michigan Theater
    83. Visit the Leslie Science & Nature Center
    84. Explore the Kerrytown Concert House
    85. Take a yoga class at a local studio
    86. Attend a performance at the Power Center for the Performing Arts
    87. Visit the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library
    88. Try a famous Zingerman’s sandwich
    89. Visit the Matthaei Botanical Gardens
    90. Attend a Michigan football game at the Big House
    91. Explore the Cobblestone Farm Museum
    92. Visit the Michigan Firehouse Museum
    93. Attend the Ann Arbor Book Festival
    94. Explore the Argus Farm Stop
    95. Visit the Yankee Air Museum
    96. Take a cooking class at Zingerman’s
    97. Attend a performance at the Ann Arbor Civic Theatre
    98. Explore the Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum’s ScienceWorks
    99. Attend the Ann Arbor Summer Festival
    100. Visit the University of Michigan Museum of Natural History

    #Ann #Arbor #Die #Die,ann

  • K4 HO Scale Decals Ann Arbor 40 Ft Boxcar White Large Flag



    K4 HO Scale Decals Ann Arbor 40 Ft Boxcar White Large Flag

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    Attention all HO scale modelers! We have just released a new set of K4 Decals for the Ann Arbor 40 ft Boxcar featuring a white large flag design. These decals are perfect for adding a touch of authenticity to your model railroad layout.

    The Ann Arbor Railroad was a historic railway that operated in Michigan, and these decals capture the iconic look of their boxcars. The white large flag design is sure to stand out on your layout and add a pop of color to your collection.

    These decals are easy to apply and are printed on high-quality, durable material. They are designed to fit HO scale 40 ft boxcars and will give your models a realistic and detailed appearance.

    Don’t miss out on adding these K4 Decals to your collection. Order now and bring a piece of railroad history to your layout today!
    #Scale #Decals #Ann #Arbor #Boxcar #White #Large #Flag,ann

  • Vignettes of the Ann Arbor Railroad, Part 2, Railroads and Car Ferrys, The last sailing of the Viking

    Vignettes of the Ann Arbor Railroad, Part 2, Railroads and Car Ferrys, The last sailing of the Viking


    Price: $29.95
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    Join us for a trip back to the mid-1970s as Emery Gulash and his 16mm movie camera covers the north end of the Ann Arbor Railroad! Filmed primarily north of Clare, locations seen south of Clare include Mt. Pleasant, Bannister, Durand, and Dundee. From Clare north, we will visit Lake George, Temple, Boon, Yuma, Mesick, Thompsonville, Beulah, and Boat Landing at Elberta. Then we will board the Viking for a trip across Lake Michigan to see the Green Bay Western at Kewaunee, Wisconsin. At Kewaunee and Boat Landing, Alcos are in charge of yard work and boat loading. After the Viking is switched in Kewaunee, the C&O boat City of Midland 41 arrives!
    We will see the first signs of the Michigan Interstate Railroad, the Annies successor following the Conrail merger. And, as a special follow-up feature, the Viking 1 is shown on its last major sailing…being towed from Erie, PA to Menominee, Michigan in January 2003.
    Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
    MPAA rating ‏ : ‎ NR (Not Rated)
    Media Format ‏ : ‎ DVD, NTSC
    Run time ‏ : ‎ 58 minutes
    Producers ‏ : ‎ Clear Block Productions
    ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0B7JT8R6J
    Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ USA


    The Ann Arbor Railroad was not just a typical railway system – it also had a unique connection to car ferries that crossed the Great Lakes. One of the most famous car ferries associated with the Ann Arbor Railroad was the SS Viking.

    The Viking was a massive car ferry that operated between Frankfort, Michigan and Menominee, Michigan, carrying cars and passengers across Lake Michigan. At the time, it was one of the largest car ferries in the world and a crucial link in the transportation network of the Ann Arbor Railroad.

    However, as the years went by, the need for car ferries diminished with the rise of more efficient and cost-effective transportation methods. The Viking made its last sailing on September 30, 1968, marking the end of an era for both the Ann Arbor Railroad and the car ferry industry.

    The final voyage of the Viking was a bittersweet moment for those who had worked on the ferry and for the communities that relied on it for transportation. It was a reminder of the changing times and the evolution of transportation in the Great Lakes region.

    The legacy of the Viking lives on in the memories of those who sailed on it and in the history of the Ann Arbor Railroad. It serves as a reminder of the important role that railroads and car ferries played in connecting communities and facilitating commerce in the Great Lakes region.
    #Vignettes #Ann #Arbor #Railroad #Part #Railroads #Car #Ferrys #sailing #Viking,ann

  • Vignettes of the Ann Arbor Railroad, Part 1, Railroads and Car Ferrys

    Vignettes of the Ann Arbor Railroad, Part 1, Railroads and Car Ferrys


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    The Ann Arbor Railroad, once a vital transportation link between Michigan and the Midwest, has left behind a legacy of fascinating stories and memories. In this series of posts, we will explore some vignettes of the Ann Arbor Railroad’s history, starting with its role in transporting both freight and passengers across the Great Lakes.

    One of the most unique aspects of the Ann Arbor Railroad was its use of car ferries to transport goods and people across Lake Michigan. In the early 20th century, before the construction of the Mackinac Bridge, the car ferries provided a crucial connection between Michigan’s Lower and Upper Peninsulas.

    Passengers would board the ferries in Frankfort or Kewaunee, Wisconsin, and enjoy a leisurely journey across the lake, taking in the stunning views of the water and surrounding landscape. The car ferries also carried freight, including cars, trucks, and even entire train cars, making them an essential part of the Ann Arbor Railroad’s operations.

    The car ferries were not without their challenges, however. Lake Michigan’s unpredictable weather could make for rough crossings, and the ferries had to navigate through ice floes in the winter months. Despite these obstacles, the car ferries remained a reliable and efficient mode of transportation for many years.

    Sadly, the era of the car ferries came to an end in the 1980s, as improvements in highways and bridges made them obsolete. Today, the car ferries are a distant memory, but their legacy lives on in the stories of those who traveled on them and the communities they served.

    Stay tuned for more vignettes of the Ann Arbor Railroad, as we continue to explore its rich history and impact on Michigan and the Midwest.
    #Vignettes #Ann #Arbor #Railroad #Part #Railroads #Car #Ferrys,ann

  • 6-1/4″ Long Spindle Left Hand 5/8″ Arbor Hole 1/2″ Shaft for Motors Grinders…

    6-1/4″ Long Spindle Left Hand 5/8″ Arbor Hole 1/2″ Shaft for Motors Grinders…



    6-1/4″ Long Spindle Left Hand 5/8″ Arbor Hole 1/2″ Shaft for Motors Grinders…

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    Looking for a reliable and durable spindle for your motors or grinders? Look no further than our 6-1/4″ Long Spindle Left Hand with a 5/8″ Arbor Hole and 1/2″ Shaft.

    This high-quality spindle is perfect for various applications and is designed to provide smooth and efficient operation. Whether you’re working on woodworking projects or metal fabrication, this spindle is a must-have tool in your workshop.

    Made from premium materials, this spindle is built to last and can withstand the rigors of everyday use. With a left-hand thread design, it ensures a secure and tight fit for your motors or grinders.

    Don’t settle for subpar spindles that wear out quickly. Upgrade to our 6-1/4″ Long Spindle Left Hand and experience the difference in performance and durability. Order yours today and take your projects to the next level!
    #Long #Spindle #Left #Hand #Arbor #Hole #Shaft #Motors #Grinders.., Spindle motor

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