The Packard-Beakes Bypass was a plan, never built, to connect Beakes Street with Packard Street thus forming a highway through downtown Ann Arbor.
Map from the Ann Arbor Sun, February 18, 1972
In the news
- Packard-Beakes Bypass Job May Be Under Way In '69, Ann Arbor News, November 14, 1967.
- Packard-Beakes Bypass meets Model Cities, editorial, Michigan Daily, January 29, 1970.
- City Council's Iron-triangle To Choke Black Community, Ann Arbor Sun, February 18, 1972
- Bypass Bonding Small But Controversial, Ann Arbor News, April 1, 1972
Sources
- Ann Arbor Human Rights Commission archives, Bentley Historical Library. See box 9, "Packard-Beakes bypass, 1967-1972"
|
This page is a "seed" This page is a placeholder and may have little to no useful information. You can help Arborwiki by clicking the edit button and adding as much as you can. If you think this article has reached the point where it's grown beyond being a first start, please remove {{seed}} from the article. |
