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  • Michigan Territory, 1822

    A 1822 map of Michigan highlingitng the seeatled areas of Michigan and the new border line running through Michigan between the United States territory and the indigenous tribes after the treaty of Chicago.

  • Michigan Union Circus Parade

    A photograph inscribed "Michigan Union Circus Parade , Thompson Photo, 1909, No.131". Clowns, knights, horses, wagons, and a cage move down State Street. Families sit amongst the trees along one side of the old Ann Arbor trolly track. Toward the back of the image, children appear to be in conversation with members of a band.

  • Michigan Women for Medical Control of Abortion membership card

    Membership card for the Michigan Women for Medical Control of Abortion asserting that said member would make appeals to legislature to support pro-legalized abortion ballot proposals.

  • Michigan Women for Medical Control of Abortion membership card

    This is a membership card for the Michigan Women for Medical Control of Abortion. The organization at several chapters throughout the state of Michigan and was linked to the Michigan Abortion Referendum Committee. Michigan dues were menial, and used for press materials. By joining the organization members pledged to write their legislative representatives in order to urge them to vote to allow the Abortion Referendum (Proposal B) on the 1972 Michigan ballot.

  • Michigan, 1835

    A 1835 map of Michigan with red outline of the boundaries for the treaty of Saginaw.

  • Michigan, 1840

    A 1840 map of Michigan highlighting the recently acquired land to United States from the treaty of Washington D.C. in pink at the top.

  • Michigan, 1859

    A 1859 map of Michigan that shows the established boarders for Michigan that stay relatively the same up to the present time.

  • Michigan. (with) Northwest part of Michigan

    This early map of Michigan post-statehood shows the aftermath of the Toledo War.

  • MichMinnies House photo

  • Mid-Century Modern Home

    Illustration depicting an ideallic scene of a family in front of a house

  • Middle Eastern and North African Studies Library

    Located on the third floor of the South Thayer Building at the University of Michigan Ann Arbor campus, the Middle Eastern and North African Studies library is also a reading room and manuscripts library that is only part of the Middle East Studies collection across various locations on campus. This library is especially targeted to graduate students of University of Michigan, especially those in the Department Middle Eastern Studies, but open to any researchers interested in visiting.

  • Midnight Eye Interview: Satoshi Kon

    Satoshi Kon sits down this interviewer and discusses his successful and critically acclaimed film Perfect Blue.

  • Miguel as Changó (2011).

    Miguel dancing as the orisha Changó at the Hotel San Alejandro in Marianao, Havana (2011).

  • Miguel dancing salsa cubana with a partner (2011).

    Miguel dancing with a partner on the patio of 1830 in Havana (2011).

  • Miguel dancing with a partner at 1830 (2011).

    Miguel and a partner dancing on the patio of the restaurant 1830 in Havana.

  • Miguel Martínez (2011).

    Photo taken at a rehearsal in February 2011 at the rehearsal of Oba Ilú, a professional Afrocuban folkloric ensemble led by Gregorio Hernández.

  • Miguel Martínez (b. 1964).

    Miguel rehearsing columbia with Oba Ilú (2011).

  • Miguel Martínez Vallarte (b. 1964)

    Miguel during a rehearsal with Oba Ilú in a space shared with Cabildo Quisicuaba in the Los Sitios community of Old Havana.

  • Miguel rehearsing (2011).

  • Miguel salsa

  • Miguel's salsa cubana mash-up

  • Miike's Audition leads to a role on the world stage

    Mark Schilling conducted an interview with Takashi Miike about his film Audition (1999)

  • Minerva Hamilton Hoyt (1866-1945) Portrait

    South Pasadenan Minerva Hamilton Hoyt (1866-1945) was passionate about the deserts of the Southwest. Her tireless desert conservation efforts led to the establishment of Joshua Tree National Park.

  • Minerva Hamilton Hoyt Brochure

    This brochure was created by Joshua Tree National Park to spotlight Minerva Hamilton Hoyt (1866-1945). She was a devoted advocate for the protection of deserts, and helped foudn the International Desert League. Her tireless desert conservation efforts led to the establishment of Joshua Tree National Park.

  • Minnie Wallace Obituary

    Obituary of Minnie Wallace, cantankerous namesake of Minnie's Cooperative