Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 17, 1943
Caption:
Lucy Thomas Barnwell of Hill St., and Capt. David Kenneth Easlick, of Ann Arbor and Camp Atterbury, Ind., were leaving St. Andrew's Episcopal church in the picture above, taken after their wedding there yesterday. They will return to Ann Arbor after a short trip, and will spend Christmas here.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 15, 1974
Caption:
New Use For Harris Hall Steve Clark (left) and Ralph Martin, leaders of the Word of God community, stand in front of the community's new headquarters, the 88-year-old Harris Hall, on the northwest corner of State and Huron Streets. The building was purchased from the Episcopal Student Foundation, which operated Canterbury House. The hall was originally build by the Episcopal Diocese of Michigan on land purchased by St. Andrew's Episcopal Church in Ann Arbor. Besides its use as an Episcopal student center, the United Service Organization was housed there from 1944-1946, and then the U-M leased the building for use by various musical groups. Previous Word of God headquarters was 122 1/2 E. Liberty, above the Pretzel Bell. Charismatic Renewal Services, a religious organization, made the actual purchase agreement for the hall, but details of the agreement were not available. (News photo by Robert Chase)