Ann Arbor historic architecture captured in new book
A hero to some, a villain to others, there's little doubt that The Ann Arbor Historical Foundation has deep love and appreciation for Ann Arbor's architectural identity. To wit, they have released a new book: Historic Ann Arbor: An Architectural Guide, which describes over 350 vintage local buildings. There's a book signing event with the authors tomorrow at the Ann Arbor City Club at 1830 Washtenaw Ave from 4-8pm. Check it out. More info here.
A hero to some, a villain to others, there’s little doubt that The Ann Arbor Historical Foundation has deep love and appreciation for Ann Arbor’s architectural identity. To wit, they have released a new book: Historic Ann Arbor: An Architectural Guide, which describes over 350 vintage local buildings.
There’s a book signing event with the authors tomorrow at the Ann Arbor City Club at 1830 Washtenaw Ave from 4-8pm. Check it out.
More info here.
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