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Mid-Michigan
Kiwassee Kiwanis sponsors many service projects
to benefit the Midland, Michigan community. We strive to make Midland a better place to live by providing opportunities for the growth and creative expression of our residents.
We take pride in our city and the neighboring community. The following books are about our part of Michigan.
You may buy (or learn more about) these books by clicking on the underlined items.
Mid-Michigan Modern: From Frank Lloyd Wright to Googie
Susan J. Bandes
Alden B. Dow: Midwestern Modern
Diane Maddex
Midland : The Way We Were
Virginia Florey
Midland: Her Continuing Story
Virginia Florey
Dow Chemical Portrayed: A Catalog to Accompany an Exhibit at the Chemical Heritage Foundation Gina Frese
Growth Company: Dow Chemical's First Century E. N. Brandt
Dow Story: The History of the Dow Chemical Company Don Whitehead
Salt of the Earth: a History of Midland County Michigan Dorothy Langdon Yates
Architecture of Alden B. Dow Sidney Robinson
Papers of Herbert H Dow a Guide for the Scholarly
E. N. Brandt
Forty Years of Firsts: A Recollection of a Dow Corning Pioneer Earl Warrick
A History of the Dow Chemical Physics Lab Ray H. Boundy, J. Lawrence Amos
From Saginaw Valley to Tin Pan Alley: Saginaw's Contribution to American Popular Music R. Grant Smith
Michigan's Lumbertowns: Lumbermen and Laborers in Saginaw, Bay City, and Muskegon, 1870-1905 Jeremy W. Kilar
Germans in Michigan (Discovering the People of Michigan)
Jeremy W. Kilar
Saginaw's Changeable Past: An Illustrated History Jeremy W. Kilar
Bay City Logbook: An Illustrated History Jeremy W. Kilar
Michigan Oil and Gas (Images of America) Jack Westbrook
Big Lessons from a Small Town Bill Schuette
Midland , Michigan: a visual journey: digitally manipulated photographs Patrick B. Humphreys
Note: Some of these books may be out-of-print or may be available only on special order. If titles are out-of-print, Amazon attempts to query a network of used bookstores.
We welcome suggestions on titles which should be on this page.
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