Traces of the Trade: A Story From the Deep North is a powerful POV film by Katrina Browne chronicling her discovery of her slave-trading ancestors. From Rhode Island to Ghana to Cuba and back, Browne is accompanied by fellow descendents as they learn the history of their family’s legacy as the largest slave-trading family in American history. The film, for grade 9 – adults, will be screened at the Downtown Library on Thurs., Nov. 20 at 6:30 pm. It is not rated. Discussion will be led by faculty and students of UM Michigan Community Scholars Program. Cosponsored by Michigan Television and MCSP.

pictureAnnArbor is a service from AADL that gives you the opportunity to contribute digital copies of your Ann Arbor photos and documents, and easily share them on the web. Galleries currently include pictures of The Ann Arbor Street Art Fair, a 1920 brochure about the Eber White addition to Ann Arbor, and more...