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Guy H. Lockwood. Local History Room. A bold, colorful free-thinker who marched to the beat of a different drummer, Minneapolis-born…
A 1998 mini-documentary about the library’s renovation project, featuring architect David Milling, artist Michael Hayden, and others. Includes two television…
A presentation and discussion about the history of redlining, racially restrictive covenants, and segregation in Kalamazoo. Learn how the federal…
Kalamazoo has held many titles over the years including The Celery City, The Mall City, and The Bedding Plant Capitol…
The following is not intended to be a comprehensive history of the Kalamazoo Public Schools desegregation case (Oliver v. Kalamazoo…
RAWK Prompt #3: STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Math) Calling all writers! RAWK will host a workshop series during Geek…
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.…
Location: District #2 – Section 2, northeast corner of U Avenue and Portage Road. Built in 1852. Kalamazoo County 1890,…
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.…
KPL’s Storytime Librarians have joined forces to celebrate the closing of 2021 with a SPECIAL end-of-the-year Family Storytime! Mr. Bill…
Susan Nenadic, author of “A Purse of Her Own,” discusses women’s work and employment in Michigan during the nineteenth century,…
KPL TV: Teen Filmmaker Festival
Films from Kalamazoo Public Library’s 2007 Teen Filmmaker Festival. Juried films are shown at the Film Festival in February, where…
The Federal Census-taker walked down Elm Street one summer day in 1880, asking his questions of the merchants and professional…
One of Kalamazoo County’s most widely known citizens was Albert M. Todd, who in 1869 began the thriving mint industry…
Kalamazoos Vine neighborhood boasts a rich history, as well as a variety of architectural styles. Local historian Lynn Houghton, co-author…
Things had changed a great deal in the forty years that Charity Potter had lived in the big house on…
The Kalamazoo Public Library was one of the first public libraries in the nation to recognize the need for a…
Location: Northernmost point of Riverside Cemetery along Riverview Drive. Owned by: Congregation of Moses Status: Active Photos: Beth Timmerman,…
Singer/songwriter/storyteller Drew Nelson at Kalamazoo Public Library during Art Hop, June 2010.
From as early as 1877 or before, Kalamazoo’s leading African American baseball players were forming independent teams and successfully squaring…
If you're doing genealogical research on ancestors from New England, this is a key resource. In Central Library only.
Information on foundations, corporate givers, and grantmaking public charities. In library use only.
Designed with public library patrons in mind, Explora provides easy-to-use features and reliable content from the world’s leading magazines and…
This database offers a diverse array of full-text and indexed content covering the full spectrum of the applied sciences and…
Suite of Britannica School resources at four levels - Learning Zone, Elementary, Middle, and High. School code is MeL5. Each…