Ann Arbor, often referred to as A-squared by locals, is also nicknamed "Tree Town" and the city's parks and residential areas are densely lined with forestation. The Nichols Arboretum covers 123 acres next to the city's University of Michigan campus and is home to hundreds of the plant species native to Michigan. Wildlife in the park includes the white-tail deer, the red fox and a large population of woodpeckers. Other attractions in the city include the University of Michigan Museum of Art, one of the finest of its kind in the country, and the second largest art museum in Michigan. Also located on the university's campus, the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library is dedicated to the 38th president, a university alumni. For sightseeing, the Old West Side district in Ann Harbor has been largely preserved, featuring 19th century buildings, and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
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