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Starting at Fletcher on the east end of Washington, with your back to the Power Center and Top of the Park:

Contents 1 Fletcher Street 2 Thayer Street 3 State Street 4 Division Street 5 Fifth Avenue 6 Fourth Avenue 7 Main Street 8 Ashley Street 9 First Street 10 Ann Arbor Railroad underpass 11 Third Street 12 Seventh Street 13 Eighth Street

[edit] Fletcher Street

North side:

• Holocaust Memorial in fall
• Rackham Building (UM) fall 2005

South side:

• Alumni Association Building (UM) summer 2005
• Ingalls Mall
• Modern Languages Building (UM) postcard from Ann Arbor

[edit] Thayer Street

North side:

• Frieze Building
  • at some point in the future to be North Quad if things go to plan

South Side:

• New UM building to house programs from Frieze (name?)
• Corner House Lofts building, faces State, containing:
  • BW3, sports bar and Buffalo wing restaurant

[edit] State Street

night photo looking north

North side:

• church, faces State
• 517 E. First Baptist Church
• 423-425 E. The Ann Arbor Professional Building, containing:
  • The Prescription Shop
• 401 E. Old TCF training building, now owned by McKinley

South side:

• Lane Hall, faces State
• 514-518 E. Cadillac Building, containing:
  • Red Cross Trima Center
  • InSite
  • Johnson Hill Land Ethics Studio
  • InPrint
  • monkey.org
    • formerly:
    • the People's Ballroom (1972)
    • First Virtual Holdings
    • Anzen Computing
    • a Cadillac dearliship
• Tally Hall / Liberty Square, offices and parking structure
• The Neutral Zone (310 E.)
• McKinley Towne Center
  • Formerly TCF Bank regional headquarters
  • Formerly Great Lakes Federal Savings headquarters

[edit] Division Street

North side:

• Ann Arbor News, faces Huron 2001 view
• 315 E. SBC central office, colo entrance
• Bank of Ann Arbor, faces Fifth Street

South side:

• 314 E. Comerica bank (Washington Street)
• 310 E. Kolossus Printing

[edit] Fifth Avenue

North side:

• 221 E. Blue Nile, Ethiopian restaurant
• 215-217 E. empty building owned by Jeffery Spoon
• 211 E. Cafe Habana, Cuban-style restaurant
  • formerly Shalimar Cafe, Indian restaurant
• 205-207 E. vacant
  • formerly Jewel Heart
• 203 E. The Arena, sports bar
  • formerly Metzger's German restaurant, relocated to Zeeb Road && I-94
  • formerly Harry's Army Surplus 1978 photo

South side:

• Salvation Army building, inside:
  • The Linux Box

• Shehan-Shah, Indian restaurant

• 200 E. Wireless Toyz

[edit] Fourth Avenue

North side:

• Fourth and Washington parking structure
• 101 E. BankOne building

South side:

• 124 E. Northwest Mutual Financial
• 122 E. Amadeus, Eurpoean restaurant
• 116 E. Arbor Brewing Company, restaurant and brewpub
  • formerly Washington Street Station
  • formerly Bimbo's
  • formerly Conlin and Wetherbee Clothing Store
  • site of 1935 murder of Officer Clifford Stang
• 110 E. Schakolad Chocolate Factory

[edit] Main Street

North side:

• Republic Bank Building, faces Main
• 112 W. Cafe Zola
  • formerly The Cracked Crab
• 120 W. Grizzly Peak
• 122 W. The Del Rio, now incorporated into Grizzly peak

South side:

• BD's Mongolian Barbeque, faces Main
  • formerly Kresge's peeling sign
• 115 W. Logan
• 117 W. Soup Du Jour
• 119 W. Salon in the City
• 121 W. The Earle Building, containing:
  • The Earle, a restaurant in the basement
• 123 W. Sweetwaters

[edit] Ashley Street

• city parking lot
  • formerly First and Washington Parking Structure about to be torn down
  • proposed Ann Arbor City Apartments

[edit] First Street

• 301 W. Kiwanis Activities Center

[edit] Ann Arbor Railroad underpass

• 400 W. YMCA
  • formerly Ann Arbor Technology Center
  • artist's studio entrance 2003
  • formerly Ann Arbor Circuits
  • circuits w/graffiti 2003
• 415 W. Washington Street
  • former city maintenance facility - now proposed for redevelopment
  • parking lot ($2 drive in)

[edit] Third Street

[edit] Seventh Street

[edit] Eighth Street

• 120 Eighth Street at Washington, The Eighth Street Trekkers' Lodge B&B http://www.ofglobalinterest.com

Washington continues through 6 more blocks of residental neighborhood to Revena Boulevard.