main street, ann arbor, mi, usa – 1952, a few years back.
when transportation options were booming
and parking was more flexible.
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“all the stories i’ll ever need are right here on main street.”
-robert corbier
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photo credits: ann arbor townies, carol nordman
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This. Is a cool picture! 🐎 on the main street.
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Here’s to Main Street – hip-hip-hooray!!
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nothing like it
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Nostalgic
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Yes-
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Wonderful photo. I’ve just got back from Egypt where horses join the rest of the traffic chaos. Your photo show me that perhaps it is not quite as long ago as I thought that we had horses on our streets.
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A great point
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Heard at the lunch counter at Woolworth’s: One grilled cheese sandwich to stay and a bucket of oats to go, please.
Great find that shot is, Beth!
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Ha – perfect
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Great picture. About 30 years ago when I started to travel to Greece there were always lots of donkeys. For some older folk it was the preferred method of transport. There are no donkeys now!
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I would have loved that
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Much easier to parallel park with a horse than with a stick shift I think. ;-)
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So much easier!
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Great post
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thanks –
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Wonderful photo, though I imagine a horse was not a common site in Ann Arbor in 1952. I remember going to Woolworths!
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Me too
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Wow, cool seeing Ann Arbor (anywhere in Michigan) that far back. Thanks for sharing.
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I think so too)
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I just returned from a trip to D.C. and I could have used this mode of transportation or even a parking spot. Thanks for taking us back a little. :-)
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It would be much easier at times
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Yep, I think so.
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I’ll bet the horse was beginning to feel a little lonely.
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unless another one showed up soon after –
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oh, that dear horse!!!!!
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A sweetheart
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Just a few years back. Quaint!
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Just a few)
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Hehehe!
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WOW! So neat <3
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Thanks)
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