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HISTORY


Glimpses from the Past
Tommy Johnson, the paper boy, and Claude and Nelson Tacy, the first in 1943 to pick up fruit for Michigan Fruit Canners… Do you remember the fruit farmers bring in the fruit to be weighed and unloaded combined with fruit from other growers and then picked up by Michigan Fruit Canners? Do you have other memories you would like to share? Please contact North Berrien Historical Museum at 269-468-3330, info@northberrienhistory.org. North Berrien Historical Museum is open for tou


Glimpses From The Past
Three young men standing in front of a flatbed truck loaded with covered bushel baskets… The young man on the right is Adolph “Ake” Vandrasek. If you know who the others are please contact North Berrien Historical Museum, 300 Coloma Ave., at 269-468-3330, info@northberrienhistory.org. North Berrien Historical Museum is open for tours Tuesday through Friday 10-4. From the photo collection at the North Berrien Historical Museum 300 Coloma Avenue, Coloma


Glimpses From the Past
Wally Berg painting en plein air, or out-of-doors… Berg was attending the Midwest Summer School of Art. Have you ever painted out-of-doors? Have you ever witnessed anyone painting en plein air? Were your parents acquainted with any of the Midwest Summer School of Art students? If you have stories or memories you would like share, please contact North Berrien Historical Museum at 269-468-3330, info@northberrienhistory.org. North Berrien Historical Museum is open for tours, Tue


Glimpses from the Past
Katherine Hiler enjoying a fine July day in 1937… Do you enjoy time outdoors? Do you photograph your friends? Would you share your memories with the North Berrien Historical Museum at 269-468-3330, info@northberrienhistory.org? North Berrien Historical Museum is open for tours, Tuesday through Friday 10-4. From the photo collection at the North Berrien Historical Museum 300 Coloma Avenue, Coloma


Glimpses from the Past
Nicholas Kibler and his wife Catherine arrived in New York on July 14, 1846 (180 years ago). The couple settled in Bainbridge Township where they were prosperous farmers. If you have memories you would like to share, please contact North Berrien Historical Museum, 300 Coloma Ave., at 269-468-3330, info@northberrienhistory.org. North Berrien Historical Museum is open for tours, Tuesday through Friday 10-4. From the photo collection at the North Berrien Historical Museum 300 C


Glimpses from the Past
Mayor Roger Prince at the 2007 Watervliet 4th of July Celebration Ping-Pong Ball Drop… Were you there? Did you get a Ping-Pong ball? Have you visited the 4th of July celebration? If you have stories or memories you would like to share, please contact North Berrien Historical Museum at 269-468-3330, info@northberrienhistory.org. North Berrien Historical Museum is open for tours, Tuesday through Friday 10-4. From the photo collection at the North Berrien Historical Museum 300
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