Downtown Grand Rapids, 1830-1910 / Lee Montgomery Hutchins, Fred A. Myers, James Nachtegall, n.d. See cataloged copies at M7209774.H97d. 00.[5152].2. Includes: Turner House, St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church, St. James Roman Catholic Church, Hope Evangelical United Brethren Church, Old Bridge Street Buildings, German-English Schoolhouse, St. Andrew's Roman Catholic Cathedral, Seventh-day Adventist Church, Westminster Presbyterian Church, Ladies Literary Club, Coyes, Inc., William Alden Smith Building, Heystek Building (Coliseum), Calkins Law Office, Old Church Building (Ionia and Barnett), 801-805 Monroe Building, Engine House no. 5, W.T. Grant Co. Buildings, 139 Pearl St. Building, Exhibitors Building (220 Lyon), Federal Building/Old Post Office/Old Art Museum, Ottawa at Monroe Building, 118-120 Monroe Building, Ledyard Building, White-Godfrey Building, Michigan Trust Building, Immanuel Lutheran Church (338 Division), Trinity Evangelical English Lutheran Church (Crescent and Bostwick), St. Cecilia Building, Youth Ministry Building (129 E. Fulton St.), Metz Building, St. Marks' Episcopal Church, Park (First) Congregational Church, Botsford Building, Wenham Building, Junior College Building/Grand Rapids Community College, Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church (Fountain and Ransom), Ryerson Library Building/Grand Rapids Public Library,

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Included in this series are materials which summarize or provide a larger perspective on Grand Rapids architecture. That perspective may be historical, providing information on the evolution of Grand Rapids and Kent County structurally, over time. Or, it may be a guide or directory, for example, representing the overall community.