History

Art Fair Through the Years

By Nancy Albright The South Haven Art Fair officially became part of South Haven’s landscape in 1957 under the auspices of the South...

Evolution of the South Haven Center for the Arts

By Nancy Albright From artists meeting in private homes and churches to 600 Phoenix St., the South Haven Center for the Arts has a...

Story of an American Architect

By Nancy Albright A few years ago, the South Haven Center for the Arts discovered that the South Haven Carnegie Library, home of the art...

The Old South Haven Library and Miss Nellie Stewart

Mabel Marcellus Anthony of Casco, South Haven, was a feature reporter for the Daily Tribune and authored a column called Odds ‘n Ends....

A “Handsome Structure”—How the Carnegie Library Came to South Haven

By Nancy Albright “The arrival of the cut stone for the library and the subsequent proximity of the time for laying the corner stone of...

The Art Center's Little Known Secret

By Nancy Albright Few may know there is a time capsule inside the cornerstone of the South Haven Center for the Arts building—originally...

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