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Huron Street is the major river of traffic running east to west through downtown Ann Arbor - it turns to Jackson Road going west and Washtenaw Avenue headed east. Many other things share the name "Huron", including Huron Street (Ypsilanti).

We'll head west from

Contents 1 Washtenaw Avenue 2 Glen Avenue 3 Fletcher Street 4 State Street 5 Division Street 6 Fifth Avenue 7 Fourth Avenue 8 Main Street 9 Ashley Street 10 First Street 11 Ann Arbor Railroad overpass

[edit] Washtenaw Avenue

North side:

• Biomedical Science Research Building, under construction

South side:

• University of Michigan's Central Power Plant

[edit] Glen Avenue

North side:

• The Power Center for the Performing Arts, faces Fletcher Street

[edit] Fletcher Street

[edit] State Street

• 615 E. Campus Inn
• 512 E. First Baptist Church
• 413 E. Huron vacant, owned by Triangle Management
  • formerly Miesel Food Service Warehouse
  • formerly Michigan Bell
  • formerly A&P (1938-1975)
  • formerly Haunted Tavern (1930s)

[edit] Division Street

North side:

• 341 E. Ahmo's
  • formerly Big Market
• 333 E. Tios
• City Hall (address on Division)

South side:

• 340 E. Ann Arbor News
• telco central office

[edit] Fifth Avenue

• 220 E. Hands-On Museum (entrance on Ann Street)
• ~ 200 E.
  • Was a gas station
  • Site of the Cornwell Building

[edit] Fourth Avenue

• Washtenaw County Courthouse
  • formerly Old Courthouse

[edit] Main Street

North side:

• 115 W., 3d floor Ann Arbor Area Chamber of Commerce

South side:

• One North Main, faces Main Street
• 116 W. Greyhound Bus Depot

[edit] Ashley Street

• Brown Block

[edit] First Street

[edit] Ann Arbor Railroad overpass

• 401 W.: Illi's Service
• YMCA
  • Formerly Ann Arbor Tech Center