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Reverend Nicholas Sifferath Papers
This collection is composed of Reverend Nicholas Sifferath’s writing and correspondence during his time as a priest in Michigan. It also includes correspondence from his relatives. The papers themselves encompass the years between 1850 and 1976.
Reverend Theodore Lochbihler Papers
This collection is mainly composed of Reverend Theodore Lochbihler’s writing and correspondence during his time in Kalamazoo, Michigan. The papers themselves encompass the years between 1908 and 1933.
Reverend William DeBever Papers
This collection is composed of papers from 1897 to 1919 related to Reverend William DeBever primarily from his time at Nazareth Academy in Kalamazoo, Michigan.
Richard Cole Collection
Richard G. Lobdell Diary
This collection contains the Diary about Richard G. Lobdell's day to day activities living in Kalamazoo; in early 1929.
Richard Smith Diary
Richard Vander Molen Collection
This collection consist of newsletters, publications, staff directories, informational ephemera, and other materials regarding Bronson Methodist Hospital, the Bronson School of Nursing, being a Bronson employee, and the Bronson Retiree Association
Riverside Pony Farm pamphlet
The collection is composed of a foldout pamphlet featuring ponies for sale by The Riverside Pony Farm in Kalamazoo, MI. Owners Henry Lane and Frank B. Lay. Pamphlet is dated approximately 1909.
Caption on front of document says “Partial List of Ponies Ready for the Market and for Sale by The Riverside Pony Farm”. Inside are lists of colts, fillies, mares, stallions, and geldings for sale with illustrations.
Robert Nielsen Diary
This collection contains the diary of Robert Nielsen between the years of 1942 and 1946, recording his everyday life and routine during his time in high school. This routine included attending school during the week, and playing around and attending Sunday School on the weekends. This diary provided a record of the activities Robert did, giving insight on what growing up in the 1940s was like, rather than his thoughts or feelings about his life.
Robert Tefler scrapbook
This collection is composed of a scrapbook of Robert Tefler in his senior year of high school at Richland High School in 1938. The scrapebook contains loose material like newspaper clippings of basketball box scores as Robert played basketball for Richland High School, black and white photographs of Robert Tefler, and autographs from other classmates.
