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The Kalamazoo & South Haven Railroad followed a northwesterly route out of Kalamazoo on the way to South Haven. But…
Musical Storybooks is created for 3 to 6 years and features a story, craft, and music by the Kalamazoo Symphony…
Nicholas Baumann was a 19th century brewer, capitalist, and developer, who built more than a dozen stores in Kalamazoo, served…
Bronze? On my windows? Yes! But where and why? OHOW (Old House Owners Workshop) is a program of the City of…
In the early 1830’s Kalamazoo was a developing village, then known as Bronson. In those early days the village changed…
It was sustained for a mere four years, from 1844 to 1848, but history has not forgotten the effort put…
Poet Robert Haight presents his latest collection of poems, “Feeding Wild Birds.” The poems are rooted in the Michigan landscape,…
The South Street Historic District was added to the National Register of Historic Places on 28 August 1979.
KPL’s Don’t Be Afraid Of The Libray series returns with more spooky/cooky stories read or acted out by KPL Librarians!…
The Earthwork Music collective presented a family-friendly showcase of Michigan-based musicians in celebratio of Earth Day at Oshtemo Branch Library,…
The following letter from the Local History Collection was written by Captain James I. Follett, of Kalamazoo, to his wife Calista…
Barn-burning, high-octane blues, classic soul, R&B hits, and inspired originals from Bryan Michael Fischer and the band at Central Library,…
“The style is usually marked by horizontal lines, flat or hipped roofs with broad overhanging eaves, windows grouped in horizontal…
“Death and Dying in Early Kalamazoo” (1987) – Larry Massie tours the Mountain Home Cemetery and describes early burial customs;…
Location: East side of South 42nd Street, ¼ mile south of East W Avenue, Fulton. Status: Active Photos: Beth Timmerman, 2010
Artist(s): Ted Nugent w/ Golden Earring Date: 29 December 1977 Tickets: $6.50 (general admission) Attendance: 7,500 Notes: sellout, reportedly largest…
Can a potato really power a lightbulb? Find out first-hand! Best for grades 3–5.
“Rose Street, South Street and Around the Park” Sharon Ferraro, Kalamazoo’s Historic Preservation Coordinator, presents a peek into Kalamazoo’s past…
Issues relating to intellectual freedom continue to dominate news stories, including debates on critical race theory, LGTBQ materials, academic freedom,…
The Art Deco and later, Streamline Moderne styles that were popular during the 1920s and 1930s, influenced the design of…
Search Kalamazoo and Michigan history with The Kalamazoo Gazette Collection. Coverage from 1837 through current. Explore current and archived issues…
Art & Architecture Source is the largest full-text art research database covering fine, decorative and commercial art, as well as…
Kalamazoo Public Library maintains a wealth of current and historical information about area citizens, organizations, businesses, buildings, events, plus local,…
Consumer Health Information offers detailed answers to the 200 most-commonly-asked health questions. Supporting the needs of patrons and patients, these…
Full text reference books on business, history, science, environment, medicine, and multicultural studies