Top Of The Mornin'
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17
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March
Year
1985
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Patrick Gannon, Owner of Falsetta's Market, Dressed For St. Patrick's Day - March 1985 Photographer: Larry E. Wright
Year:
1985
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Ann Arbor News, March 17, 1985
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TOP OF THE MORNIN' - Patrick Gannon, dressed as a leprechaun, will greet customers who walk into his store this morning with a wave of his shillelagh and a pretzel for the kids. "The idea was to get everybody excited about St. Patty's day, even though it's on Sunday," said the all-Irish Gannon, owner of Falsetta's Market, 2200 Pittsfield Blvd. He worked up to it gradually, starting with a hat on Monday and adding a piece of the costume each day. "I had the pipe, then the ears and by Friday I had the full get-up," said Gannon, whose pantaloons and blouse were made by his wife, Jennifer, and his mother, Elizabeth. The shoes, fake ears and long-stemmed pipe were discovered by Gannon's sisters Pat Burns and Jackie Gannon, who manage the store. "The beard is mine and the hat covers my bald head," said the 42-year-old Gannon. Customers Friday and Saturday did double takes upon seeing the 6 feet 2 inch gnome, and sister Jackie promises he'll be back for Easter as a bunny.
Ann Arbor News, March 17, 1985
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TOP OF THE MORNIN' - Patrick Gannon, dressed as a leprechaun, will greet customers who walk into his store this morning with a wave of his shillelagh and a pretzel for the kids. "The idea was to get everybody excited about St. Patty's day, even though it's on Sunday," said the all-Irish Gannon, owner of Falsetta's Market, 2200 Pittsfield Blvd. He worked up to it gradually, starting with a hat on Monday and adding a piece of the costume each day. "I had the pipe, then the ears and by Friday I had the full get-up," said Gannon, whose pantaloons and blouse were made by his wife, Jennifer, and his mother, Elizabeth. The shoes, fake ears and long-stemmed pipe were discovered by Gannon's sisters Pat Burns and Jackie Gannon, who manage the store. "The beard is mine and the hat covers my bald head," said the 42-year-old Gannon. Customers Friday and Saturday did double takes upon seeing the 6 feet 2 inch gnome, and sister Jackie promises he'll be back for Easter as a bunny.
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New Market in Pittsfield Village, October 1944 Photographer: Eck Stanger
Year:
1944
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Ann Arbor News, October 20, 1944
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Bringing another city convenience—an up-to-the-minute food market—to residents of Pittsfield Village
Ann Arbor News, October 20, 1944
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Bringing another city convenience—an up-to-the-minute food market—to residents of Pittsfield Village
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Pittsfield Food Market, September 1952
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1952
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More Food At Convenience Store
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3
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July
Year
2000
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Falsetta's Pittsfield Market, 1972
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1972
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Falsetta's Pittsfield Market, 1972
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1972
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Falsetta's Pittsfield Market, 1972
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1972
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