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As part of the library’s 150th-anniversary celebration, KPL’s Keith Howard takes a close look at the origins of the Washington…
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Author Marianne Novak Houston and photographer Anthony B. Graves discuss “On the Street,” a collection of poems and prose, which…
Join KPL in celebrating Western Michigan University’s acquisition of the David Small and Sarah Stewart Archive with a special month-long…
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Originally planned as an electric interurban, the KLS&C was designed to connect Kalamazoo with the lakeside ports in South Haven.…
Mistaken Identity Abner D. Doubleday, c.1880s In 1929, the Kalamazoo Gazette published an article with the headline: “Cousin of former…
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A 1998 made-for-video documentary about Kalamazoo Public Library.
In the spring of 1834, Henry Gilbert, a young printer from Yates County, New York, was moving to Chicago with…
An old silent home movie shows how Arlene Strong got started in the bakery business in Kalamazoo’s Oakwood Neighborhood during…
Local resident using maps in the Local History Room. Photo: Kristin Beadle. The Local History Room owns many different kinds of maps. Atlases…
The history of the Baptists in Kalamazoo begins in the spring of 1826 when the Reverend Leonard Slater preached many…
The Margin Project is a special collection offered in the Teen section at the Oshtemo Branch and Central Library. It…
Stacey Earle and Mark Stuart were warmly welcomed at Kalamazoo Public Library on November 1st, 2009, as part of their…
The Reverend Ova Hoyt, active in developing Congregationalist and Presbyterian churches here in town, came to Kalamazoo with his family…
Kalamazoo’s own high-flying circus artists, the Aerial Angels, performing feats of grace, strength, and beauty suspended between floors of the…
Authors of the new book The Library Ladies of Kalamazoo: Their Home and History tell how they collaborated to create…
A very special acoustic show in-the-round at Kalamazoo Public Library, June 17, 2008 (6 videos) Joshua Davis: Guitar player, singer,…
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Something About the Author Online brings you comprehensive online access to all volumes of Gale's award-wining reference set, Something About…
Magazines and reference books for middle school students. Includes thousands of biographies and primary source documents. Subjects include history, current…
Kalamazoo Public Library maintains a wealth of current and historical information about area citizens, organizations, businesses, buildings, events, plus local,…
Art & Architecture Source is the largest full-text art research database covering fine, decorative and commercial art, as well as…