📍 Things to Do in Ann Arbor, United States

Changing Patterns of Residential Life

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The Rock

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Pumas (1940)

Bronze sculpture (replicating the 1940 terrazzo originals). Gift of Jagdish C. and Saroj Janveja.

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Pumas (1940)

Bronze sculpture (replicating the 1940 terrazzo originals). Gift of Jagdish C. and Saroj Janveja.

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University of Michigan Museum of Natural History

📍 1105 North University Avenue, Ann Arbor 48109

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Positron

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McDivitt-White Plaza

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g Minus Two

"Commemorating the pioneering measurements of the magnetism of the free electron done 1953-1966 by H. R. Crane and his students. Sculpture by Jens Zorn, 2004"

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The Short, Rich Life of Positronium

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Veltman's Diagram

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The Lady of the Garden

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Arriving Home

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Deborah Gimbel Memorial Overlook

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Barbour Gymnasium

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Block M

Gift of the Class of 1953 to U-M president Harlan Hatcher, placed in May 1953 at the spot where the two diagonal walks cross. It is cast of bronze and set in granite. Campus legend has it that if you step on the M you will flunk your first blue book exam.

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Beal Books

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Sea Nymph

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Professors’ Monument

There is a half-broken column that stands upon a small pedestal at the southeast corner of Hatcher Library. Plaques for Professors Douglass Houghton (Geology), Charles Fox (Agriculture), and Samuel Denton (Medicine).

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Holocaust Memorial

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Daedalus

1977 “Five parallelograms … fan out and enclose a large concave space nearly eleven feet deep… The effect is of a serenity that is at odds with its size.” Original site to west allowed pedestrian traffic flow to view different shapes from all sides.

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Stiff Box No. 12

Artist American, born 1936 1971 Cor-Ten Steel

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Requiem

Arist American, 1934-1993 1988 Bronze

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Angry Neptune, Salacia, Strider

Artist American, born 1945 2008 Cast bronze

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Sunday Morning in Deep Waters

Bronze fountain sculpture. Gift from Charles Baird in memory of Thomas M. Cooley.

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Native American Land Gift

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Michigan League

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Rampant Unicorn

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Orion

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Michigan's First Jewish Cemetery Site

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Flame of Wisdom

Stainless steel sculpture. Gift of the Kaufman family.

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The Making of a Great University

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The Cube

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Book of Knowledge

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The Huron River Watershed

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Ann Arbor, Michigan Global Position

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Ann Arbor Downtown

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Roeda Studio

📍 319 South Main Street

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The Kerrytown Arch

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WSG Gallery

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Northeast Tower (Tisch)

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Southeast Tower

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Impressions

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Northwest Tower (Ross)

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Lorch Column

This architectural column, named after Emil Lorch, celebrates the Centennial of the Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning.

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SAI Sundial

A bronze sundial with a gnomen in the shape of a treble clef. Gift from Sigma Alpha Iota, an international music fraternity for women. Presented 1971-06-12. The area is lit at night by a nearby light pole.

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Koszonom Raoul Wallenberg

A memorial to Raoul Wallenberg, '35. Given in memory of Sol King, '34. Classmates friends and humanitarians.

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Argus Museum

📍 525 West William Street

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Southwest Tower (Levine)

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Tilted Donut with S, 2006

Gift of Norman C. Harbert (BSE '56) and the Class of 1956E.

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Relief Sculpture IV

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