KALAMAZOO COUNTY, MI
GENEALOGY & LOCAL HISTORY
Old Postcards and Photographs of Kalamazoo
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Kalamazoo Valley Museum - Arcadia Creek![]() |
2004![]() |
| This stained glass window came from the home of Horace B. Peck. His home, built in 1889 and located on South Rose Street at the site now occupied by the Kalamazoo Public Library, served as the Kalamazoo Public Museum from 1927 until 1958. The window was removed when the house was demolished in 1959 for the Kalamazoo Public Library and Museum Building. The window is now on display at the Kalamazoo Valley Museum. |
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Kalamazoo M. E. Church![]() |
St. Luke's Episcopal Church,
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St. Luke's Episcopal Church 1910![]() |
![]() Behind city hall, facing St. Luke's, Kalamazoo, 1960 |
![]() St. Luke's Episcopal Church |
![]() Third Christian Reformed Church |
![]() Congregational Church, 1911 |
![]() Congregational Church and Academy St., 1920's |
![]() First Congregational Church |
![]() Fourth Reformed Church Kalamazoo |
![]() East Driveway, Nazareth Academy, 1908 |
![]() Gull Lake Bible and Missionary Conference, 1968 |
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The People's (Unitarian-Universalist) Church |
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