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There Went The Neighborhood: Old Neighborhood Walking Tour

This filmed walking tour was created during production of There Went The Neighborhood: The Closing of Jones School by the Ann Arbor District Library and 7 Cylinders Studio (7CS).

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Reverend Lyman S. Parks, Pastor of Bethel AME Church From 1954 to 1964

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AACHM Oral History: Carol Allen

Carol AllenCarol Allen was born in Alton, Illinois in 1945. Her parents Janie and Thomas Ross moved to Ann Arbor in 1951 and purchased a home on Fifth Avenue. Her father was a cook and her mother was a nurse’s aid and custodian. Carol recalls raising her son Carl Jr.

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2017 Calendar - The Village That Raised Their Children: The History of Ann Arbor's Black Community

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2012 Calendar - The Village That Raised Their Children: The History of Ann Arbor's Black Community

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Bethel AME Church Centennial Souvenir Program, 1957 clone

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8
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September
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1957

AACHM Oral History: Jennifer and Hershal Brown

Jennifer and Hershal BrownHershal Brown was born in 1946. He lived off and on with his parents in Gary, Indiana, but he was raised primarily by his grandparents in Ann Arbor. He remembers having many role models at Bethel AME Church. After graduating from Ann Arbor High School, Brown served in the military in Spain.

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Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church on North Fourth Avenue, July 1958

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Ann Arbor News, July 3, 1958
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TV Series On Negro To Open

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Ann Arbor News, August 28, 1964
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August
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1961
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Tom Thumb Wedding at Bethel AME Church, undated

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VISUAL ART

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FILM & VIDEO

UMich professor emeritus Andy Kirshner’s latest film, "Sex Radical," tells the tale of a little-known feminist, spiritualist, and educator
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THEATER & DANCE

Farce With a Bite: Ann Arbor Civic Theatre's "Dracula: A Comedy of Terror" looks to the original book for emotional inspiration, jokes
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Purple Rose’s revival of "Norma & Wanda" is an on-stage sitcom filled with physical comedy and double entendres
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WRITTEN WORD

U-M lecturer Molly Beer's "Angelica” tracks a woman's soft-power connections during the Revolutionary War and the turbulent years after
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PULP LIFE

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