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Location: Fractional District #1 – Section 25, north side of S Avenue, between 10th and 12th Streets. Kalamazoo County 1890,…
“Album oriented power pop for people with a brain” from Joe Wang and the Test Pilots at Kalamazoo Public Library’s…
Kalamazoo Public Library Marketing and Communications Manager Marti Fritz interviewed architect David Milling and artist Michael Hayden during the 1998…
Much of what is known about Kalamazoo’s outward appearance during the mid to late nineteenth century—its buildings, its citizens, and…
First elected to the Kalamazoo City Commission in 1975, Caroline Ham has the distinction of being the city’s first woman…
The following text is from The Story of the Twenty-fifth Michigan, by B. F. Travis, 1897. “Orlando Hurley Moore was…
Artist(s): Loretta Lynn & Conway Twitty w/ Mickey Gilley, and Kenny Starr Date: 16 November 1975 Tickets: $4.50/$5.50/$6.50 (reserved seating)…
Graham Parsons & the Go-Rounds at Kalamazoo Public Library, Wednesday, August 17, 2011 (10 videos).
“Baseball Books on Deck with William Christiansen” was recorded by KPL Head of Community Engagement Librarian Kevin King on April…
Location: District #1. South side of East V Avenue, east of South 42nd Street. Shows at Gardner’s Corners on 1910 atlas,…
27 July 1999 was a bittersweet day in the history of New York City. It was the last day of…
The following letter from the Local History Collection was written by Captain James I. Follett, of Kalamazoo, to his wife Calista…
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.…
Recent Newbery Medal winner Katherine Applegate hosted a release event for her upcoming novel, “Crenshaw.”
Award-winning Nashville-based Michigan native Joe Nolan performed on the Central Library portico as part of Art Hop, June 5, 2009…
In the early 1830’s Kalamazoo was a developing village, then known as Bronson. In those early days the village changed…
“Death and Dying in Early Kalamazoo” (1987) – Larry Massie tours the Mountain Home Cemetery and describes early burial customs;…
The following text was compiled by John Shagonaby, Elspeth Inglis, Pam O’Connor, Joseph Helzer, and David Brose; and was edited…
David Small’s graphic novel follow up to the award-winning and critically acclaimed book Stitches is already being lauded as a…
“Rose Street, South Street and Around the Park” Sharon Ferraro, Kalamazoo’s Historic Preservation Coordinator, presents a peek into Kalamazoo’s past…
Containing many of the top-ranked biographical reference collections and magazines, this database offers a comprehensive collection of full-text biographies and…
Consumer Health Information offers detailed answers to the 200 most-commonly-asked health questions. Supporting the needs of patrons and patients, these…
Information on foundations, corporate givers, and grantmaking public charities. In library use only.
This full-text Spanish-language database covers a broad array of subjects inside and outside academia. It offers content from a variety…
Fold3 provides convenient access to military records, including the stories, photos, and personal documents of the men and women who…