312 resultados para Steele, Glen
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Back Row: Fred Parker, Dick Babcock, Walter Kunow, Syd Dewey, Vic Domhoff, Bruce Gregory
3rd Row: William Flora, Harry Hawkins, Harold Steele, Edliff Slaughter, Tom Edwards, Charles Grube, Carl Stamman
2nd Row: ass't coach Elton Wieman, Phillip Marion, Director Fielding Yost, captain Herb Steger, Robert Brown, Coach George Little, James K. Miller, Trainer Charles Hoyt
Front Row: Benny Friedman, F.A. Rockwell, William Herrnstein
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Back Row: manager Glen Donaldson, Wally Weber, Sam Babcock, Norman Gabel, Carl Stamman, James Oade, ass't coach Elton Wieman, Trainer Charles Hoyt,
3rd Row: William Flora, Bruce Gregory, Carl Thisted, R. George Babcock, Syd Dewey, John Molenda, Frederic Fuller, Charles Grube, Bennie Oosterbaan
2nd Row: Harry Hawkins, John Lovette, Benny Friedman, Coach Fielding Yost, Captain Robert Brown, Ray Baer, Tom Edwards
Front Row: Bill Puckelwartz, James R. Miller, Fred Parker, Louis Gilbert, William Herrnstein
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Back Row: Jim Hunt, Gerry Williams, James Maddock, Terry Barr, Edward Shannon, Glen Bearss
4th Row: Richard Hill, Louis Baldacci, Michael Rotunno, Jerry Goebel, Gene Snyder, Ron Kramer, Charles Brooks, Thomas Maentz
3rd Row: Thomas Hendricks, James Bates, John Peckham, William Kolesar, John Morrow, James Fox, George Corey, Robert Marion, Tony Branoff
2nd Row: Daniel Cline, Dave Hill, Charles Ritter, Ronald Geyer, John Veselenak, Donald Drake, Stanley Knickerbocker, Edward Hickey
Front Row: Duncan McDonald, Fred Baer, Fritz Crisler, Ted Cachey, Bennie Oosterbaan, Edgar Meads, Arthur Walker
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From above Glen looking east. On verso: University of Michigan News Service. 3528 Administration Bldg. Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104
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Chamberlin & Austin, architect. Built as Homeopathic Hospital 1891. Used until 1900. Became West Medical Ward 1900-1925. Convalescent Ward 1925-1927. Destroyed by fire in 1927. At corner of present day Catherine and Glen (Victor Vaughn residence)
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Chamberlin & Austin, architect. Built as Homeopathic Hospital 1891. Used until 1900. Became West Medical Ward 1900-1925. Convalescent Ward 1925-1927. Destroyed by fire in 1927. At corner of present day Catherine and Glen (Victor Vaughn residence). On verso: Univ. Hospital Catherine St.
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Built 1918. Buildings and Grounds Dept., architects. Torn down 1932. Located east of Glen, downhill and behind western-most hospital building
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Built 1918. Buildings and Grounds Dept., architects. Torn down 1932. Located east of Glen, downhill and behind western-most hospital building
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Built 1918. Buildings and Grounds Dept., architects. Torn down 1932. Located east of Glen, downhill and behind western-most hospital building
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The hospital heating plant (1897-1925) stood just north and downhill from the Dermatology Ward. The university railroad (1914) ran north of the heating plan and just east of Glen.
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Chamberlin & Austin, architects. Built in 1891 at corner of Catherine and Glen. Used as Homeopathic Hospital 1891-1900, Medical Ward 1900-1925, Convalescent Ward 1925-1927. Burned in 1927.
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Chamberlin & Austin, architects. Built in 1891 at corner of Catherine and Glen. Used as Homeopathic Hospital 1891-1900, Medical Ward 1900-1925, Convalescent Ward 1925-1927. Burned in 1927.
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Chamberlin & Austin, architects. Built in 1891 at corner of Catherine and Glen. Used as Homeopathic Hospital 1891-1900, Medical Ward 1900-1925, Convalescent Ward 1925-1927. Burned in 1927. Two images mounted on album page.
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Top Row: ass't coach Ernie Vick, ass't coach Tad Wieman, Herb Steger, J. Murray, William Henderson, Ed Vandervoort, Stanley Muirhead, Joseph Blahnick, William Van Orden, Paul Goebel, John Gunther, Rudolph Rosatti, Milton Heath, Leroy Neisch, Harold Steele, George Dunleavy, ass't coach Sturznegger
Middle Row: James Johns, Irwin Uteritz, Jackson Keefer, Edliff Slaughter, Jack Blott, head coach Fielding Yost, ass't coach George Little, Harry Kipke, Franklin Cappon, Douglas Roby, Joseph Lipscher, Bernard Kirk
2nd Row: Irwin Uteritz, Stan Muirhead, Harry Kipke, Coach Fielding Yost, captain Paul Goebel, Frank Cappon, Bernard Kirk, Douglas Roby
Front Row: William Foster, J. Stanley Carter, Daniel Rankin, Robert Knode
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Back Row: Fred Wall, Harold Steele, Howard Cedargreen, Howell White, Frank Mote, Harry Koenig, Ed VanDervoort, Stan Muirhead, LeRoy Neisch, Robert Ingle, Joseph Kruger,
Middle Row: Paul Goebel, Belford Lawson, Charles Stafford, James K. Miller, John Witherspoon, William Donnelly, Richard Vick, Robert Brown, Herb Steger, Charles Grube, Edliff Slaughter, Donald Swan, William Heath
Front Row: Lowell Palmer, William Herrnstein, Louis Curran, Jack Blott, Harry Kipke, Irwin Uteritz, Philip Marion, Merle Baker, Frederick Parker
