Backpack-strapped students permeate the streets of Ann Arbor, home to The University Of Michigan. But there's more to the city than academia. A popular destination for families, Ann Arbor boasts child-friendly museums with exciting hands-on exhibits and art museums with prestigious collections. Couples and single travelers enjoy the eclectic shops, ethnic restaurants and hip night clubs, while book lovers are wowed by the more than 30 independent bookstores. From mysteries and crime to holistic healing and yoga, each store has a unique personality and area of expertise. Most of the major attractions are located in the same area, making it easy to hop from one to the next and enjoy all this vibrant city has to offer.
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The Kelsey Museum houses a collection of nearly 100,000 objects from the civilizations of the Mediterranean.
Ann Arbor was a long time ago for me. I remember the wonderful collection of the Kelsey being displayed in an old museum way in an old museum building. Times have changed: the glorious old building facade now guides the visitor to a modern and remarkable space that gives the collection the room it needs to speak to the visitors. It is very much worth your time.
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This 1853 building was designed in a ancient Greek motif. It was once the home of local musicians Reuben H. and Pauline Widenmann Kempf. Today it's a local history museum.
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I have lived in Ann Arbor, Michigan since 1977, so visiting this Historic Monument is like scratching or taking a bath. We do it at least once a month or more. We came to Ann Arbor on Aug.16th, 1977. Since then, we have had the luxury of watching the Behavings/Misbehavings of all our living Ex-Presidents, since Mr. Ford.
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