Published In:
Ann Arbor News, January 7, 1955
Caption:
Part of the Fire Toll: A few hours before they were shiny new stoves, refrigerators and washing machines that would have been the pride of any housewife, but now these appliances are nothing but burned and melted wreckage of interest only to the photographer. A big part of the Modern Appliance Co. loss was from such destroyed goods.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, January 7, 1955
Caption:
The Toll On Television: There will be no show, early or late, on these expensive TV sets devoured by flames in the Modern Appliance Co., one of two downtown stores burned out by fire early this morning. Also claimed by flames were scores of radios, washing machines and refrigerators, running the damage toll to many thousands of dollars. Eyeing the destruction above is Ralph (Socko) Bartolacci, a city Water Department meter man.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 8, 1950
Caption:
Campus Landmarks -- Pile Up - Wreckage is all that remains of two University campus landmarks -- one almost completely destroyed by fire and the other razed by the hand of man. In the right foreground is a roofless corner of Haven Hall, its interior burned out by fire on June 6. The farthest pile of rubble in the background is all that is left of Mason Hall, torn down to make way for the new Literary College classroom building which will replace Haven Hall. University Hall, whose skeleton dome rises in the background, is also scheduled to be demolished. Only building shown in the picture which is not to be razed is Angell Hall (center rear).