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Browse Ypsilanti Gleanings, 2000-2009

Below is a list of Ypsilanti Gleanings issues, 2000-2009. Browse a different decade. Jump to a specific year: 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

August 2000
2000 (Back to top)
Memories of the "Early Depot Town"Administration Committee Report Bob and Otto's Amoco (Standard) Begole School Skit
2001 (Back to top)
Autumn 2001	May 2001
House at 220 North Huron Street Beginnings of Ypsilanti Historical Museum (Part I)	Yesteryears: Historical Advertisements The Flu
2002 (Back to top)
April 2002	Summer 2002
Beginnings of the Ypsilanti Historical Museum (Part II) Ypsilanti Thrift Shop Brise Fans Ypsilanti Spells Trouble in Many Ways	Wedding Dresses Ordinances from the Past
Winter 2002
Ypsilanti Historical Museum: New Officers for the Year Memories of the Kitchen Stove Recipes of Olde Carrie A. Hardy Diary, December 1919
2003 (Back to top)
Spring 2003	Summer 2003
Advertisement for Normal Book Store Who Was Lewis S. White? Blue Bird Tea Room From the Archives: Record of Elections from 1827	Dred Scott Decision Memories of a Lifelong Ypsilantian Photographs of John King and John G. Lamb
Winter 2003
From the Past: The Quirk Family Bob Mayo–Memories of a Paper Carrier Christmas Story
2004 (Back to top)
Spring 2004	Summer 2004
History of Dentistry in Ypsilanti Growing Up in Ypsilanti Congressional Medal of Honor Ypsilanti Dairy	The Remarkable McAndrews Dutch Town Remember?
November 2004
Beyer Memorial Hospital Henry R. Scovill Really A Christmas Story for Grandma
2005 (Back to top)
Spring 2005	Summer 2005
History of the J. D. LaRue Insurance Agency The Fullerton House at 111 East Forest Name it What? My Memories Broken, Obsolete and Wildcat Banknotes Michigan Firehouse Museum Ypsilanti — It Just Had to Happen	The Glover House Lloyd Olds — “An Ypsi Legend” Interurban Days Really…Again!
Fall 2005	Winter 2005
One Hundred Eighty One Years of Methodism in Ypsilanti The Willoughby Family Lost Ypsilanti Speaks Mary Ann and John Starkweather Starkweather Memorial Chapel in Highland Cemetery Finds — Fletcher White Archives	Lost Ypsilanti — The Starkweather Fountain Lucy Osband Preston Thomas Tucker First Baptist Church of Ypsilanti Phyllis Diller's Time in Ypsilanti The Campbells — Jewels and Insurance
2006 (Back to top)
Spring 2006	Summer 2006
The Norton Family — 142 Years in Ypsilanti Lost Ypsilanti — The Malt House Community Education at Eastern Michigan University Patrick Roger (P.R.) Cleary Ypsilanti Tot makes a “Friend” of His Hero Interesting Facts about the Prohibition Era Edd Dykman and “The Handy Store”	Ypsilanti, Basketball's Gateway to the West A Love Story — Joe and Catherine Sesi The Ypsilanti High School Girls Drum & Bugle Corps 1935–1978 Yankee Air Museum Celebrates 25 Years — 1981–2006 The 50's: Rec Sports Were Prime Time Sidetrack Bar and Grill Stark Funeral Service/Moore Memorial Chapel — 108 Years in Ypsilanti
Fall 2006	Winter 2006
Tubal Cain Owen and the Healing Waters of Ypsilanti EMU Intern Agreement Implemented The Roman Catholic Church Here Has Almost No History Jacob Thumm — Indian Artifact Collector of Ypsilanti Gleanings — Where Did That Name Come From? Ypsilanti High School Boys Band and the Ypsilanti Community Band Company Coins From the 1800's	The Perfect Underwear for Progressive People Buried Water “Telling Stories and Swapping Lies” with the Ypsilanti Morning Coffee Group First Presbyterian Church of Ypsilanti — 1827–2006 Michigan Ladder Company Barney and Friends — Profile
2006 Special Issue
Yankee Air Museum Celebrates 25 Years
2007 (Back to top)
Spring 2007	Summer 2007
Charles Stewart Mott Dolls in the Dow House St. Luke's Episcopal Church of Ypsilanti — 1830–2007 Recollections of James Harland Fuller Was That You, Minerva? How Did the States Get Their Names? Richard Streicher Murder	Museum Treasure Ypsilanti Dairies Emmanuel Lutheran Church The Many Lives of the Ypsilanti Historical Museum Scent of Minerva History Changes Hands WWII Veterans: Joe Butko WWII Veterans: Owen Koch WWII Veterans: Austin Norton Ypsilanti Rocks and Rolls
Fall 2007	Winter 2007
Mellencamp's-The Center of My “Village” The John N. Goodsman Family Margaret Ryan Butman, In Her Family's Words The YHS Archives-You Will Never Know What You Will Find! World War II Veteran Series Jack's Marvels of Extraordinary Oddities around the Museum	Dick Ouellette…An Ypsilanti Basketball Icon! Home & The Handy Store-The Village Core We Remember Our Neighborhood Stores Dad Shot Down Lindbergh, Phyllis and Fang Diller are… Jack Looks at the “Time Pieces” in the Museum Minerva Visitations! Veteran Series: Charles "Chuck" Brown & Charles Kettles General Grant in Ypsilanti Newton Tombstone Returned to Canton
2008 (Back to top)
Spring 2008	Summer 2008
Brooks Food Center: An Ypsilanti Institution Washtenaw Community College-In the Beginning History of the Doctoral Degree at Eastern Michigan University The “New” Old West Side Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show Comes to Ypsilanti Highland Cemetery-The Beginning The City of Ypsilanti Tugboat How Times Have Changed! Wayside Signs & the Historical Museum	Highland Cemetery – The Gates The Ypsilanti Water Tower Cruising Down River Street “Let’s Play Two!” Patrick Dignan’s Twenty Years as Ypsi’s Baseball Coach An Ypsi Kid was the Catalyst for the National Mall in Washington, D.C. The Daniel Quirk Jr. House and Gardens Base Lake, Uncle Spen and “The City of Ypsilanti” Tugboat “What Me Worry” or “How I Was Found in the YHS Archives” Gabriel Godfrey Wasn’t the First
Fall 2008	Winter 2008
The Schmidt Family Antique Business Is Elijah the “Real McCoy”? Anhuts – Father and Son “The Real McCoy” Origin Owned by Ypsilanti (and others) Shoe Store Buddies Thrived on Success Peninsular Dam and Power Plant Attempted Murder, Suicide and Rabies The Huron Hotel: Vajen-Baker Smoke Protector Loaned to Firehouse Museum	John Burton, One of the First African American Mayors in Michigan Gone but Not Forgotten An YPSIAEROTROPOLIS! The Ypsilanti Community Band – The First 30 Seasons Historic Buffalo Street Property Awaits New Inhabitants The Circus Train
2009 (Back to top)
Spring 2009	Summer 2009
The Gilbert Mansion Diploma Received Sixty-One Years Late A Horse Named "Ypsilanti" Former Neighbors Discovered Hiding Out in Apartments They Called Him "Yip" 1909: A Look Back in Time Charles McKenny Union: An EMU Icon Nothing Less Than a Miracle Gone but Not Forgotten: Ypsilanti Area Dairies	R. S. Gerganoff: An Architect for the 20th Century Our Gal Rosie! The Cannon Caper in Prospect Park YHS Goes Online Wolverine Grill Radio in Ypsilanti The Chick Inn Drive-In Our First Bicentennial The Pioneer Life of Roccena Norris Ghost Hunting in the Museum Ypsilanti’s Checkered Past
Fall 2009	Winter 2009
The Sidetrack Bar and Grill From Ironwood to Ypsilanti “Cash for Clunkers” in the 1930s! Ypsilanti History – It’s a Test! Early Ypsilanti Manufacturing “Uncle Louie” Golczynski First “Governor” Not Well Received Here! Bridge Under Water Ypsilanti's Yonder Pettibone Cemetery The Sidetrack – A History The Roosevelt HS Class of 1959	The Thompson Block – Then and Now! Ypsilanti Christmas in the 1950s Austin George: Ypsilanti’s “Normal” Guy The Orange Lantern I Say Nauplion, You Say Ναúπλιον Childs Cemetery – A Peaceful Resting Place A Man Lives as Long As He is Remembered: The headstone of Private Barlow Simonds Louis Golczynski – The Rest of the Story Death at the Depot Hugh Davidson Muses about His Relative, Thomas Edison Pumping Station

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