U. of M. League Bldg.

Image wooden forms for basement, south wing. On image: U. of M. LEAGUE BLDG. POND & POND, MARTIN & LLOYD ARCH'S. LOVERING-LONGBOTHAM CONT'S. MARCH 3, 1928 SHOWING B'M'T' FORMS, SO. WING. PHOTO BY KORWIN, ANN ARBOR 731. Verso: GEO.F. KORWIN COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHER ANN ARBOR, MICH. DIAL 4829 NEGATIVE NO. 731 (circular stamp)

U. of M. League Bldg.

View from the northwest corner showing contruction site with crane lifting metal frame. Korwin negative number 729. On verso: GEO.F.KORWIN COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHER ANN ARBOR, MICH. DIAL 4829 NEGATIVE NO. 729. (circular stamp) On image: U. of M. LEAGUE BLDG. POND & POND, MARTIN & LLOYD ARCH'S. LOVERING-LONGBOTHAM CONT'S MARCH 3, 1928 FROM NW COR. MAIN BLDG. PHOTO BY KORWIN, ANN ARBOR. 729

U. of M. League Bldg.

View from the northeast corner showing contruction site with home in the background. Verso: GEO.F. KORWIN COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHER ANN ARBOR, MICH. DIAL 4829 NEGATIVE NO. 730. On image: U.of M. LEAGUE BLDG. POND & POND, MARTIN & LLOYD ARCH'S, LOVERING-LONGBOTHAM CONT'S. MARCH 3, 1928. FROM N.E. COR MAIN BLDG. PHOTO BY KORWIN, ANN ARBOR, 730

Michigan League

View from the northwest. Verso: FRANCISCO-BOYCE PHOTO CO. Sparkletone Print ANN ARBOR, MICH, (circular stamp)

Michigan League

View from the southwest; snow covered ground. Verso: FRANCISCO-BOYCE PHOTO CO. Sparkletone Print ANN ARBOR, MICH. (circular stamp)

Michigan League

View from the northwest; automobiles parked by north side of the building. Verso: G.R. Swain, 213 East University Ave. ANN ARBOR, MICH (stamp) #9913 Mich. League

Michigan League

View of the front of the Michigan League.

Michigan League

View of the front of the Michigan League showing Carl Milles sculpture "Sunday Morning in Deep Waters"

Michigan League

View of the northside of the Michigan League. The image is crinkled.

Michigan League

View of the front of the Michigan League showing cars on street and students walking; trees along street hide most of the building.

Michigan League - statuary in garden

Statuary entitled "Sea Nymph" designed by Gerald Mast and executed by Clivia Calder and located in the garden of the Michigan League