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Kalamazoo Public Library strongly condemns the harassment and violence that has been escalating in our country against people of Asian…
Did you know that you can check out ping-pong balls and paddles to use at the table in Bronson Park?…
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The March 2015 Art Hop at Kalamazoo Public Library was part of the current year’s Reading Together programming, celebrating “The…
Arguably the jewel of the Haymarket District, the William A. Doyle Building was built in 1890-91. Despite the absence of…
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Lewis A. Remington brought his wife and his four-year-old daughter Mary to Kalamazoo from New York state in 1859; a…
Print Version (PDF) Freedom of Information Act Requests for Information (PDF) Requests for Information The Kalamazoo Public Library adopts the…
KPL Tech days are for patrons looking for more in-depth assistance. Patrons can bring their own device or can utilize…
Location: District #6 – Section 24, southeast corner of Center Street and Cox’s Drive. Kalamazoo County 1890, Published by Wm.…
Blood Brothers and the Rise of the Horseless Carriage While the topic of early Kalamazoo-area automobile manufacturing (1900-1920) could include…
More than three million African-Americans lived as slaves in the Southern United States in the mid-1800s. They had few human…
A New England-style commons in the center of Kalamazoo? Bronson Park has been just that since the 1850’s. Over time,…
Western Michigan University history professor and associate dean in WMU’s College of Arts and Sciences, Dr. Ed Martini; WMU chemistry…
Artist(s): Neil Sedaka Date: 6 October 1976 Tickets: $5.00/$6.00/$7.00 (reserved seating) Attendance: 6,500 Notes: Kalamazoo Gazette, 14 September 1976, (lower…
The Global Reading Challenge is a Battle of the Books program sponsored by the Kalamazoo Public Library. The Challenge promotes…
“Death and Dying in Early Kalamazoo” (1987) – Larry Massie tours the Mountain Home Cemetery and describes early burial customs;…
A silent promotional film made in 1939 to promote Kalamazoo Public Library services. Included are views of downtown Kalamazoo, patrons…
Friends of Kalamazoo Public Library presented a spirited talk by author Margean Gladysz about her fascinating memoir “A Spy on…
Eli Neiburger, associate director for IT & Production at Ann Arbor District Library and author of Gamers…in the Library? and…
Gale Opposing Viewpoints in Context is an engaging online experience for those seeking contextual information and opinions on hundreds of…
NoveList Plus is a comprehensive readers' advisory resource. In addition to the fiction database that NoveList has offered, NoveList Plus…
Kalamazoo Public Library maintains a wealth of current and historical information about area citizens, organizations, businesses, buildings, events, plus local,…
Designed to meet every student researcher's needs, Science Reference Center contains full text for hundreds of science magazines, journals, encyclopedias,…
Fold3 provides convenient access to military records, including the stories, photos, and personal documents of the men and women who…