Frieze Building, bicycles in front of School of Social Work, May 1962 / HS1791
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- Title
- Frieze Building, bicycles in front of School of Social Work, May 1962
- Date
- 196205
- Collection Title
- University of Michigan News and Information Services Photographs
- Collection Creator
- University of Michigan. News and Information Services. Photographs.
- Box / Drawer
- 7, Series B
- Folder / Container / Volume
- 2483
- Photographer / Artist
- University of Michigan. News and Information Services.
- Notes
- Malcolmson & Higginbotham, architecture firm. The Ann Arbor High School was built in 1905 and purchased by the University of Michigan in 1956, when it was renamed the Henry S. Frieze Building. Demolished in 2007 and replaced by North Quadrangle with the original facing preserved.
- Subjects
- Frieze Building (University of Michigan)
- University of Michigan--Buildings--1961-1970
- Universities & colleges--Michigan--Ann Arbor
- Item Number
- HS1791
- Scan Source
- Photo Print
- Repository
- Bentley Historical Library
- Date Added/Updated
- 2016-03-12 06:10:53
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- Image Size
- 2686 x 2232
- File Size
- 664 KB
- Record
- HS1791
- Link to this Item
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https://quod.lib.umich.edu/b/bhl/x-hs1791/hs1791
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"Frieze Building, bicycles in front of School of Social Work, May 1962; HS1791." In the digital collection Bentley Historical Library: Bentley Image Bank. https://quod.lib.umich.edu/b/bhl/x-hs1791/hs1791. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed April 18, 2024.