Chapter 21: Additional Resources
Save chapter as a PDF- 21.A General Principles
- 21.B Alumni/Alumnae
- 21.C Ann Arbor
- 21.D Bookstores
- 21.E Buildings
- 21.F Banks and Credit Unions
- 21.G Cultural Collections Council
- 21.H Cultural Events and Programming
- 21.I Information
- 21.J International Center
- 21.K Libraries
- 21.L Lost and Found
- 21.M Mail Service
- 21.N Maintenance
- 21.O Museums and Galleries
- 21.P Natural Areas
- 21.Q Observatories and Planetariums
- 21.R Printing, Graphic Design, and Photography
- 21.S Publications
- 21.T Religious and Spiritual Resources
- 21.U Sports and Recreational Resources
- 21.V Transportation
- 21.W University of Michigan Press
21.C Ann Arbor
Save section as a PDFAnn Arbor is home to over 116,000 people who enjoy its many offerings in the areas of education, business, emerging technology, culture, sports, festivals, parks, recreation, restaurants, shopping, and community neighborhoods. The following websites give a small taste of the attractions of this vibrant city.
Ann Arbor Area Convention and Visitors Bureau
<www.annarbor.org>
Ann Arbor District Library
<www.aadl.org>
Ann Arbor News Edition of MLive
<www.mlive.com>
Ann Arbor Observer’s ArborWeb
<www.arborweb.com>
Ann Arbor Transit Authority (AATA)
<www.theride.org>
City of Ann Arbor
<www.ci.ann-arbor.mi.us>
University of Michigan – Ann Arbor Campus
<www.umich.edu>
Washtenaw County (includes all the townships and villages within the county)
<www.ewashtenaw.org>