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The Art Deco and later, Streamline Moderne styles that were popular during the 1920s and 1930s, influenced the design of…
Location: (District #2) – Section 17, west side of Douglas, north of D Avenue (not right at the intersection). Kalamazoo County 1873. Published by F.…
Enjoy a scholarly study of Bonnie Jo Campbell’s writing and influence on Midwestern literature. Campbell also reads from her latest…
Detroit-based pianist Mike Jellick joins drummer extraordinaire and Western Michigan University jazz instructor Keith Hall for an evening of great…
KPL’s Storytime Librarians have joined forces to celebrate the closing of 2021 with a SPECIAL end-of-the-year Family Storytime! Mr. Bill…
Tamarack School (Alamo Township), Kalamazoo County, MI c.1940s (exact date is uncertain) Back Row: Jack Stoneburner, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?,…
“Between 1820 and 1840, the number of Hollanders coming to America had averaged fewer than one hundred a year. Between…
KPL TV: Writers’ Block: Local Authors
Kalamazoo Public Library presents Writers’ Block, a forum where independently published local writers can tell the world about their work.…
Kalamazoo Public Library celebrated its 100th free live concert on Wednesday, May 27, 2015, with The Moxie Strings, the electrifying…
Pioneer Cemetery (South West Street) (Westnedge Park) Location: East side of South Westnedge between Ranney Street and Park Place. Status: Inactive, converted…
Former U.S. Congressman and Kalamazoo City Commissioner Dr. Howard Wolpe, the Clinton and Obama administrations’ special envoy to Africa’s Great…
Location: North side of Grand Prairie, 1/10 mile east of Drake Road. Status: Active Photos: Beth Timmerman, 2010
Parsons Business College was a small independent business school that came into prominence soon after the Civil War. Although the…
The Marlborough Building at 471 W. South Street was added to the National Register of Historic Places on May 27, 1983.…
In addition to Kalamazoo’s principal newspapers (The Kalamazoo Gazette and The Kalamazoo Telegraph [1844-1916]), everyday life of black Kalamazoo residents…
During the nineteenth century, Kalamazoo was home to some of the fastest trotting tracks in the nation, but this popular…
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Each year, Kalamazoo Public Library hosts the Great Grown-up Spelling Bee to benefit Ready to Read, our early childhood literacy…
A History of the Kalamazoo State Hospital, presented by Dr. William A. Decker, M.D., at Kalamazoo Public Library, November 5,…
Few things better illustrate Kalamazoo’s rapid growth during the late nineteenth century than the rise of the city’s carriage industry.…
Information on foundations, corporate givers, and grantmaking public charities. In library use only.
This full-text Spanish-language database covers a broad array of subjects inside and outside academia. It offers content from a variety…
Magazines, journals, newspapers, and reference books provided to Michigan libraries and Michigan residents at home with their Michigan Driver's License…
Find your ancestors in over 300 years of historical newspapers, books, pamphlets and government reports. Search over 1,000 newspapers; the…
Full text reference books on business, history, science, environment, medicine, and multicultural studies