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Floyd Parks Collection
Fontana Festival of Music and Art/Fontana Chamber Arts Collection
This collection is composed of materials from the Fontana Festival of Music and Art and the Chamber Music Society, covering a period of 1980 to 2014. The summer festival was held for many years at The Art Emporium in Shelbyville, Michigan. However, year-round concerts are currently held at several venues in Kalamazoo, Michigan.
Forensic Board
Finding aids and inventories for Forensics Board (40/49).
Fort Custer State Hospital Menu
The collection is composed of one item: Menu for Thanksgiving Dinner from Station Hospital at Fort Custer in Augusta, MI. Item is dated to Thanksgiving 1943.
The menu lists several dishes including shrimp cocktail, sweet pickles, roast young tom turkey, cranberry sauce, and cigarettes.
Four Leaf Clover Club Notebook Collection
The collection is composed of one loose notebook with dates from 1929-1937, from the Four Leaf Clover Club located in Kalamazoo County, Michigan.
Four Township Water Resource Council Records
This collection is composed of material from the Four Township Water Resources Council ranging from 1975 to 2022. All material is relevant to the Kalamazoo River Watershed and the Four Townships of Prairieville, Barry, Richland, and Ross.
Frank Allen Bookplate Collection
Bookplates from the nineteenth and twentieth centuries collected by Frank Allen, a Western Michigan University Librarian, and his former student, Jasper Green Pennington.
Frank E. Taylor Collection
This collection is comprised of materials relating to organist Frank E. (“Bud”) Taylor (1913 – 1997) and the State Theater of Kalamazoo. The materials cover a timespan from the mid 1930’s to the early 1980’s.
Fred and Brenda Stonerock Getz
The collection is composed of letters, transcripts, cookbooks, a scrapbook, Comstock Centennial Books and a postcard. The letters range in date from 1936 to 1945.
The scrapbook contains a brief account of Earl Stonerock's time as a POW, and The scrapbook, made by Dorothy, gives a brief account of his son, Boyd's, service and the service of other relatives.
Brenda created the transcripts of the letters.
Fred Hartenstein Collection of Autographs
Eighty signed pieces of correspondence collected by Carnegie Library (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania) librarian Sophie Levin between 1900-1911, which contain the autographs of notable figures from the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. The collection was originally owned by the Carnegie Library, then given to Western Michigan University management professor, Dr. Fred V. Hartenstein, who donated it to Western Michigan University Libraries in 1983.