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<h2>Site 11. STATE and HURON: northwest corner</h2>
Ann Arbor is famous as a city of schools, but its church life is hardly less vigorous and influential. The two institutions have been as closely linked in their purposes as they have in location, notably on this corner. The connection is nicely symbolized by Harris Hall, built by St. Andrews Church for the activities of the Hobart Guild of Episcopal students, across the street from the former Unitarian Church. The exhibit documents the development of the corner as it relates to the nearby neighborhood.
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Sperry House, 1865

Sperry House, 1865 image
Year:
1865

Harris Hall

Harris Hall image
Year:
1886

Nellie Loving

Nellie Loving image

Ladies Library Plaque, 1885

Ladies Library Plaque, 1885 image
Year:
1885

Carnegie Library Interior

Carnegie Library Interior image
Year:
1910

Carnegie Library

Carnegie Library image
Year:
1907

High School Physics Lab

High School Physics Lab image
Year:
1907