Ann Arbor
Ann Arbor is a city west of Detroit, in the Midwestern state of Michigan. It's home to the sprawling University of Michigan, known for its research programs. The University of Michigan Museum of Art displays works from around the globe and spanning centuries. Science-focused attractions in the city include the Museum of Natural History and the Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum, with kid-friendly interactive exhibits.
People died in Ann Arbor (First 49 people) - Page 2
Cliff Keen
American coach
Don Canham
Ralph Herbert
Opera singer
Ray McLean
American football player
Richard W. Bailey
American linguist
Robert G. Bartle
American mathematician
Ronald Freedman
Saint Mardarije Uskoković
Bishop
William Albright
American composer
Willie Hobbs Moore
American physicist
Wolfgang Stolper
Economist
Harold Cruse
American critic
Henry Carter Adams
Economist
Gardner Ackley
American economist
Frederick Gehring
American mathematician
Rhoads Murphey
Geographer
Charles Carpenter Fries
American linguist
Avedis Donabedian
Physician
Frances Greer
American soprano
Lee A. Lillard
Economist
Roy Wood Sellars
Philosopher
Johnny Paris
American musician
Ronald Lippitt
American psychologist
Warren Avis
American entrepreneur
Alex Dow
Scottish-American engineer
Eugene Power
Henry Simmons Frieze
Higher education teacher
Tom Slade
American football player
D. R. Shackleton Bailey
British translator
Ivan Král
American-Czech composer
Julius Sherrard Scott III
American historian
Yale Kamisar
American legal scholar
William Herbert Hobbs
American geologist
Daniel Katz
Finnish writer
Kip Taylor
American football player
Gelek Rimpoche
Dean Rockwell
Olympic athlete
E. J. Mather
American football player
Ray Fisher
Baseball player
May Gorslin Preston Slosson
Leroy Waterman
Archaeologist
Aldred Scott Warthin
American pathologist
Wilfred Kaplan
Professor of mathematics
Virgil R. Miller
Ernest Courant
American physicist
Frank Longman
American football player
Stan Parrish
American football coach
