ypsi project

hello. my name is erica hampton. i'm a photographer. i live in ypsilanti. this is the ypsi project: photographs of the people that are ypsi. If you'd like to have your photograph taken for the project send an email to erica@ypsiproject.com or if you have any quick questions you can ask them easily right here.

the ypsi shop   @ypsiproject  flickr  facebook  archive  rss
Ypsi Project : James Mann (via ericarhiannon) I met James at the Ypsilanti Historical Museum Archives last summer and liked him instantly. Friendly, full of interesting stories with an awkward, charming sense of humor Mike and I have had to restrain ourselves from becoming James Mann groupies….we think he’ll appreciate our restraint. James was born and grew up in Detroit, graduating from EMU in 1980 during one of the worst economic depressions since….well, since lately. He decided to stay in Ypsi and lucky for us he is still here. James has written several books on the history of Ypsilanti. Those books can be found at the Ypsilanti Historical Museum, their online gift shop as well as Amazon and Google Books. He also gives an awesome haunted tour of Ypsilanti and writes a monthly column for the Ann Arbor Gleanings. If you have a free afternoon I would definitely stop by the Ypsilanti Historical Archives and make it a point to meet James, he really is a great guy.

Ypsi Project : James Mann (via ericarhiannon)

I met James at the Ypsilanti Historical Museum Archives last summer and liked him instantly. Friendly, full of interesting stories with an awkward, charming sense of humor Mike and I have had to restrain ourselves from becoming James Mann groupies….we think he’ll appreciate our restraint. James was born and grew up in Detroit, graduating from EMU in 1980 during one of the worst economic depressions since….well, since lately. He decided to stay in Ypsi and lucky for us he is still here. James has written several books on the history of Ypsilanti. Those books can be found at the Ypsilanti Historical Museum, their online gift shop as well as Amazon and Google Books. He also gives an awesome haunted tour of Ypsilanti and writes a monthly column for the Ann Arbor Gleanings. If you have a free afternoon I would definitely stop by the Ypsilanti Historical Archives and make it a point to meet James, he really is a great guy.

Posted by ericahampton on | Comments (View)
|| home

Notes:

  1. ypsi posted this

blog comments powered by Disqus
← older post
newer post →
If This, Then Theme by Elisha Rene, powered by Tumblr.