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Box 1

 Container

Contains 62 Results:

“The Refuge”. Photocopy of Article about James Lane Summer home at 92nd and Division Ave.

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 29
Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection includes research done by Marty Arnold along with the results of that research – her Grand Rapids Press Wonderland article and the slide show presentation given to the Grand Rapids Historical Society are a reflection of a personal interest. Although a local history enthusiast, Arnold developed the plank road story because her great great grandparents were settlers along the plank road. Her research encompassed only the Grand Rapids - Kalamazoo Plank Road, and does not include...
Dates: 1840s-1980s

“Lovely Weather For a hayride Together”

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 30
Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection includes research done by Marty Arnold along with the results of that research – her Grand Rapids Press Wonderland article and the slide show presentation given to the Grand Rapids Historical Society are a reflection of a personal interest. Although a local history enthusiast, Arnold developed the plank road story because her great great grandparents were settlers along the plank road. Her research encompassed only the Grand Rapids - Kalamazoo Plank Road, and does not include...
Dates: 1840s-1980s

Letter to Marty Arnold From C. Pridsma of Pine Rest Christian Hospital concerning her research of the Cutler Farm House.

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 30
Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection includes research done by Marty Arnold along with the results of that research – her Grand Rapids Press Wonderland article and the slide show presentation given to the Grand Rapids Historical Society are a reflection of a personal interest. Although a local history enthusiast, Arnold developed the plank road story because her great great grandparents were settlers along the plank road. Her research encompassed only the Grand Rapids - Kalamazoo Plank Road, and does not include...
Dates: 1840s-1980s

Photocopy of 'Residence of J.B. Breed of Almena Twp.

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 30
Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection includes research done by Marty Arnold along with the results of that research – her Grand Rapids Press Wonderland article and the slide show presentation given to the Grand Rapids Historical Society are a reflection of a personal interest. Although a local history enthusiast, Arnold developed the plank road story because her great great grandparents were settlers along the plank road. Her research encompassed only the Grand Rapids - Kalamazoo Plank Road, and does not include...
Dates: 1840s-1980s

“A Little Post Office Like That in Bradley, It's Still a Small World”. Article from G.R. Press, 1981.

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 30
Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection includes research done by Marty Arnold along with the results of that research – her Grand Rapids Press Wonderland article and the slide show presentation given to the Grand Rapids Historical Society are a reflection of a personal interest. Although a local history enthusiast, Arnold developed the plank road story because her great great grandparents were settlers along the plank road. Her research encompassed only the Grand Rapids - Kalamazoo Plank Road, and does not include...
Dates: 1840s-1980s

Letter from Marian Hudson

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 30
Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection includes research done by Marty Arnold along with the results of that research – her Grand Rapids Press Wonderland article and the slide show presentation given to the Grand Rapids Historical Society are a reflection of a personal interest. Although a local history enthusiast, Arnold developed the plank road story because her great great grandparents were settlers along the plank road. Her research encompassed only the Grand Rapids - Kalamazoo Plank Road, and does not include...
Dates: 1840s-1980s

Clipping about Thomas Monteith

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 30
Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection includes research done by Marty Arnold along with the results of that research – her Grand Rapids Press Wonderland article and the slide show presentation given to the Grand Rapids Historical Society are a reflection of a personal interest. Although a local history enthusiast, Arnold developed the plank road story because her great great grandparents were settlers along the plank road. Her research encompassed only the Grand Rapids - Kalamazoo Plank Road, and does not include...
Dates: 1840s-1980s

“the Story of the Red Brick House”, on back of menu from the Red Brick Inn Resaurant

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 30
Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection includes research done by Marty Arnold along with the results of that research – her Grand Rapids Press Wonderland article and the slide show presentation given to the Grand Rapids Historical Society are a reflection of a personal interest. Although a local history enthusiast, Arnold developed the plank road story because her great great grandparents were settlers along the plank road. Her research encompassed only the Grand Rapids - Kalamazoo Plank Road, and does not include...
Dates: 1840s-1980s

Several Pages of handwritten notes

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 30
Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection includes research done by Marty Arnold along with the results of that research – her Grand Rapids Press Wonderland article and the slide show presentation given to the Grand Rapids Historical Society are a reflection of a personal interest. Although a local history enthusiast, Arnold developed the plank road story because her great great grandparents were settlers along the plank road. Her research encompassed only the Grand Rapids - Kalamazoo Plank Road, and does not include...
Dates: 1840s-1980s

Moline: 1872-1972 Souvenir Booklet / Mathilda Faber. Ed.

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 31
Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection includes research done by Marty Arnold along with the results of that research – her Grand Rapids Press Wonderland article and the slide show presentation given to the Grand Rapids Historical Society are a reflection of a personal interest. Although a local history enthusiast, Arnold developed the plank road story because her great great grandparents were settlers along the plank road. Her research encompassed only the Grand Rapids - Kalamazoo Plank Road, and does not include...
Dates: 1840s-1980s