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LGBTQ+ Washtenaw Oral History Project - Maggie Hostetler

photo of older white woman with glasses and short gray hair Maggie Hostetler was born in 1944 in Bay City, Michigan, where she grew up with four siblings.

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AADL Talks To: Margaret Parker, Artist and Arts Activist

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Guilty Of Wrong

Parent Issue

Ann Arbor Courier, January 9, 1880

Day

9

Month

January

Year

1880

Copyright

Public Domain

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Adrift On The Ice

Parent Issue

Ann Arbor Argus, February 6, 1891

Day

6

Month

February

Year

1891

Copyright

Public Domain

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Financially Embarrassed

Parent Issue

Ann Arbor Argus, January 16, 1891

Day

16

Month

January

Year

1891

Copyright

Public Domain

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Commencement Week

Parent Issue

Ann Arbor Argus, June 29, 1888

Day

29

Month

June

Year

1888

Copyright

Public Domain

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