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2019 Exhibit: Coming Home South Haven 1956

In 1956 Richard Appleyard took to the streets of South Haven and photographed the downtown area which he knew was on the verge of dramatic change. This exhibit celebrates that photographic chronicling of our history with a display of those photos as well as a counterpoint of current photos to show the change over the years.

We look forward to seeing you.

Coming Home – South Haven, 1956
Historical Association of South Haven 2019 Opening Exhibit
Location: Historical Association of South Haven / 355 Hubbard Street

WOMEN WHO CARE SUPPORT HASH PROJECT

Contributions from members of Women Who Care of South Haven will help safeguard a community landmark and its treasures. The organization has presented $6,800 to the Historical Association of South Haven in support of the installation of a fire … [Continue reading]

Jim and Ed recognized for their service to South Haven

The City Council on Monday night adopted Proclamations recognizing Jim Ollgaard and Ed Appleyard for their lifelong community service, including their commitment to the Historical Association of South Haven. Jim and Ed's Proclamation … [Continue reading]

Commemorative Bricks Installed

The engraved bricks were installed by the subcontractors in the commemorative walk and overseen by members of the Historical Association. The bricks continue to be available. New bricks purchased will be installed sometime after this initial … [Continue reading]

Lighthouse Deed Ceremony

Lighthouse Deed Ceremony - Video by Dick Brunvand for the Historical Association of South Haven It's official now! Amidst the rain and a few umbrellas, on August 9, 2012, during a transfer ceremony high on the lake bluff overlooking the pier, … [Continue reading]

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