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Postcard history series [electronic resource] : Albion / Frank Passic.
Author
Passic, Frank
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Format
Book
Language
English
Published/Created
Charleston, SC : Arcadia Publishing, c2013.
Description
1 online resource (127 p.) : chiefly ill.
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Available Online
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Subject(s)
Historic buildings
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Michigan
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Albion (Calhoun County)
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Pictorial works
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Postcards
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Michigan
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Albion (Calhoun County).
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Albion (Calhoun County, Mich.)
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Buildings, structures, etc
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Pictorial works
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Albion (Calhoun County, Mich.)
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History
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Pictorial works
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Series
Images of America
Summary note
Albion was settled in the 1830s at "The Forks" of the Kalamazoo River in Calhoun County. It is home to Albion College, founded in 1835, and Starr Commonwealth Schools, founded in 1913 by Floyd Starr. Two famous songs were written in Albion: "The Sweetheart of Sigma Chi," in 1911, and "The Old Rugged Cross," in 1912. As Albion prospered in the 20th century, postcard photographers captured a variety of images highlighting landmarks and streetscapes throughout the city.
Other title(s)
Images of America: a history of American life in images and texts.
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