SATURDAY – MAY 25
Historical Association of South Haven 2019 Opening Exhibit
Location: Historical Association of South Haven / 355 Hubbard Street
Time: 6 PM to 8 PM
Opening for the Historical Association of South Haven’s new exhibit for 2019, featuring photos of downtown South Haven from over 50 years ago with photos of “today” for reference.
Video from the South Haven Story Tellers event (above) by Dick Brunvand. Join us for memories from those who lived it! Ride the trains with Mel Jessup as he did as a kid. Laugh again with Cheri Brenner and life on the family farm. Revel in the … [Continue reading]
There have been six Captains who served as Lighthouse Keepers in South Haven, Michigan from 1872 through 1940. Two of those Captains, William P. Bryan, who served the first year from 1872 through 1873 and James S. Donahue, who served for 35 years - … [Continue reading]
Mary Pierce was the first white woman to settle in Geneva Township, Michigan. Her story is told in this Readers Theater play "Letters from the Frontier" written by Elaine Fluck and preformed by the Silver Bag Ladies at Hartman School, the home of the … [Continue reading]
Watch the lighthouse dedication ceremony in a video by Richard Brunvand. It gives a real sense of the day we dedicated the lighthouse, July 19, and the lighthouse history and renovation. The lighthouse dedication ceremony was a fitting … [Continue reading]
A $5,000 contribution from Rotary to the Historical Association of South Haven (HASH) will help safeguard a community landmark and its treasures. The Rotary grant, $2,500 from the Rotary Club of South Haven which has been matched by its District … [Continue reading]
The lighthouse Dedication Ceremony, that took place on July 19, was a resounding success. A good time had by all and the weather very much cooperated to make a lovely event. The event began with the serving of cookies shaped like lighthouses … [Continue reading]