Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 4, 1972
Caption:
The driver of this truck loaded with 800 Christmas trees, which flipped over in the northbound lane of US-23 near M-14, north of Ann Arbor this morning, walked away from the accident without a scratch, according to the State Police at the Ypsilanti Post. Name of the driver was not available. Officers said that the mishap was caused by the slippery road conditions. Traffic was backed up for a while after two separate chain-reaction accidents involving about 10 cars in the same area where the truck turned over. No one was reported injured. (News Photo by Cecil Lockard).

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 6, 1946
Caption:
WAYFARERS GROPE THROUGH FOG: A fog crept in over Ann Arbor in the early hours of this morning and lay heavily over the city until almost noon. Motorists, as shown in the above picture taken at S. Main and Washington Sts., turned on their headlights to cut through the gray blanket. Before noon, however, the mists had lifted and the day had become bright.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, November 24, 1947
Caption:
TREES BEND UNDER SNOWY BURDEN: This morning's snowfall brought hazard and inconvenience in the form of slippery streets and sloppy going underfoot. But it also produced scenes of striking beauty such as this one as trees and shrubs donned a sparkling white mantle and bent gracefully under its weight. This picture was taken in front of the home of Victor H. Lane, jr., 2108 Brockman Blvd.