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Location: (District #5) – section 28, southwest corner of Owen Drive and 6th Street. (1861 map places the school on the south…
Kalamazoo Tank & Silo Co. workers, early 20th century. Kalamazoo Valley Museum Collection The Kalamazoo Tank & Silo Company was…
One of Kalamazoo’s first lady doctors, a house that moved – twice, little farms, carriage barns, rich people, insane asylum…
Identical twins Amy Sherman and Julie Peebles front the acoustic foursome known as the Mickeys, Central Library, January 18, 2012…
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.…
The People's Church, affiliated with the Unitarian-Universalist Association, took root in Kalamazoo almost in spite of itself. In 1855, when…
Singer/songwriter/storyteller Drew Nelson returns to Kalamazoo Public Library for a full concert on Wednesday, October 20, 2010, as part of…
When the State Theatre opened on the corner of S. Burdick and Lovell Streets in July 1927, it brought the…
Guy H. Lockwood. Local History Room. A bold, colorful free-thinker who marched to the beat of a different drummer, Minneapolis-born…
Performing, jamming, and busking in SW Michigan since 2006, Who Hit John? has shared their energetic, original, old-time sound in…
More than three million African-Americans lived as slaves in the Southern United States in the mid-1800s. They had few human…
Location: District #3 – Section 14, north side of M43 between 7th and 9th Streets. Kalamazoo County 1890, Published by Wm.…
Did you know there are coloring books about famous African American Men and Women of Kalamazoo? Get both to keep,…
Kalamazoo Public Library and Kalamazoo Youth Development Network discuss Reclaiming Community: Race and the Uncertain Future of Youth Work by…
From a series published by the Kalamazoo Gazette in 1944 called Interesting Homes in and Around Kalamazoo: “Member of…
“Candace Anderson Sings about Early Michigan Women” (1987) – This popular folksinger sings songs she has written based on the…
Smokin’ Sleddog recording artists Jamie-Sue Seal and John Latini presented a holiday show of roots, jazz standards and blues with…
Roaring twenties, the Great Depression and World War II are covered as Lynn Houghton continues Michigan’s colorful history including information about…
West side of South Burdick Street, between Main Street (Michigan Avenue) and South Street (134 South Burdick Street). Originally opened…
A 1998 mini-documentary about the library’s renovation project, featuring architect David Milling, artist Michael Hayden, and others. Includes two television…
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Consumer Health Complete supports the information needs of patients and fosters an overall understanding of health-related topics. This resource provides…
Designed to meet every student researcher's needs, Science Reference Center contains full text for hundreds of science magazines, journals, encyclopedias,…
This full-text Spanish-language database covers a broad array of subjects inside and outside academia. It offers content from a variety…
Information on authors and literary movements and themes, includes Contemporary Authors, Dictionary of Literary Biography and Contemporary Literary Criticism.