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Kalamazoo’s own indie shoegaze acousticore group returns to Kalamazoo Public Library in support of the new album, “All Things Made…
Abraham Lincoln, representative from Illinois, came to Kalamazoo on August 27, 1856 on the invitation of Kalamazoo attorney, Hezekiah G.…
In Kalamazoo’s earliest days, there were no funeral homes in the sense that we know them, or even “undertakers,” but…
Focus: Student Catalogues 1851-1902
Interesting information about people often appears in unusual sources. This alumni directory from Kalamazoo College is a good case in point. There…
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Archivist and historian David Kohrman traces the development, faith, and business pursuits of the Israelite House of David from their…
Graham Parsons & the Go-Rounds at Kalamazoo Public Library, Wednesday, August 17, 2011 (10 videos).
What was Kalamazoo like 100 years ago, and what was going on around town? With the Kalamazoo Gazette for our…
From its beginnings as a school library that was open just one hour a week to a showplace deemed “Library…
The Kalamazoo Ladies Library Association was the first woman’s club organized in Michigan and the third in the nation. Members…
The National Day of Racial Healing is a time for contemplation and collective action on #HowWeHeal from the effects of…
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When William and Marilla Newell came to Kalamazoo County in the 1850s and estabished their farm in Texas Township near…
Natalie Patchell examines of the history and transformation of Crane Park in the Westnedge Hill neighborhood from an 1880s gravel…
Here’s a clip of “Mr. Eric” Litwin at Kalamazoo Public Library on June 11, 2015. The #1 New York Times…
OHOW (Old House Owners Workshop) is a program of the City of Kalamazoo’s Historic Preservation Commission. OHOW seeks to create educational programs…
In addition to Kalamazoo’s principal newspapers (The Kalamazoo Gazette and The Kalamazoo Telegraph [1844-1916]), everyday life of black Kalamazoo residents…
Watch Lisa Williams, Joan Hawxhurst, and Karen Trout as they reminisce about Reading Together’s impact in Kalamazoo County over the…
Artist(s): Elvis Presley Date: 21 October 1976 Tickets: $12.75/$10.25 (reserved seating) Attendance: 7,381 Notes: sold out at the box office…
After playing concerts as a double bill, two of KPLs past performers, Rachael Davis and the boys from Steppin’ In…
NoveList Plus is a comprehensive readers' advisory resource. In addition to the fiction database that NoveList has offered, NoveList Plus…
Consumer Health Information offers detailed answers to the 200 most-commonly-asked health questions. Supporting the needs of patrons and patients, these…
If you're doing genealogical research on ancestors from New England, this is a key resource. In Central Library only.
Designed to meet every student researcher's needs, Science Reference Center contains full text for hundreds of science magazines, journals, encyclopedias,…
Legal Information Reference Center is an online database designed to assist the general public in legal matters of all kinds.…