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Tally Hall was the name of an indoor shopping plaza/food court on Orchard Lake Road in Farmington Hills, Michigan. It was developed by Mel Rosenhaus (1925-2011) and, according to Mr. Rosenhaus' eulogy, was the first food court in Michigan. A wondrous arcade/museum of coin-op machines and oddities called [[Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum (Place)|Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum]] was a popular establishment within Tally Hall and is now all that remains after the Tally Hall complex was torn down. | Tally Hall was the name of an indoor shopping plaza/food court on Orchard Lake Road in Farmington Hills, Michigan. It was developed by Mel Rosenhaus (1925-2011) and, according to Mr. Rosenhaus' eulogy, was the first food court in Michigan. A wondrous arcade/museum of coin-op machines and oddities called [[Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum (Place)|Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum]] was a popular establishment within Tally Hall and is now all that remains after the Tally Hall complex was torn down. | ||
Eventually, they all agreed to name the band Tally Hall and they began to record some EP's and play small shows around the UofM campus. | Eventually, they all agreed to name the band Tally Hall and they began to record some EP's and play small shows around the UofM campus. An early mascot of theirs was a chinchilla, based on a chinchilla they had. It featured as the cursor on their site and on a couple shirts. | ||
The matching wardrobe/colored ties first started around November 2003. | The matching wardrobe/colored ties first started around November 2003. | ||