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Kay Clark Grand Rapids dance collection
Keeler Brass Company papers
The Keeler Brass Company (1893-1979) collection contains photographs of the Keeler Brass Company manufacturing plants and M.S. Keeler and George Atkinson in 1975, three short typed histories which appear to have been written for speeches or presentations on the history of the company from different eras, and news clippings from the 1980s.
Keeler Public Art Collection
Kenneth C. Welch architecture and design collection
Kent Base Ball Club of Grand Rapids constitution
The Kent Base Ball Club was an early baseball team in Grand Rapids, Michigan. The collection includes an original manuscript containing the group's constitution, bylaws and minutes from 1867 to 1868. Also included are signatures of the original 37 members. Minutes of the club meetings describe new members and officers, proposed and passed motions, scheduled games and other information about the club.
Kent County African American baseball teams exhibit collection
The Kent County African American baseball teams exhibit collection, including the Jess Elsters, includes items used in an exhibit in the Local History Department in the early 1990s. Also included are research materials such as newspaper articles about those teams.
Kent County bridges collection
This collection consists of historic and photographic information on select bridges in Kent County, Michigan. The bulk of the material relates to the Bridge Street, North Park and Sixth Street bridges. Included are brief histories, maps, schematics, construction plans and images. Material is also included for the Fulton Street, Leonard Street and Pearl Street bridges as well as general information on Grand Rapids bridges.
Kent County Chapter American Red Cross records
Kent County Council for Historic Preservation oral history project
Kent County Family Life Council records
The Kent County Family Life Council promoted a strong family life by providing education opportunities for youth regarding home and family living. In 1955, home and family living classes were included in the school curricula as a result of their efforts. The organization closed on May 13, 1983 due to declining participation. Holdings document the history and activities of the council and provide data about social issues or topics such as divorce and services for youth.
