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Welcome
to our
site! Our
mission is to promote historical education about the people and places
of the city of Hazel Park, Michigan. Within these pages you will find
links
to scans and transcriptions from the files of the Hazel Park Historical
Commission, as well as pictures from the Hazel Park Palladium
and
News
newspapers (1939-1967). Also included are selected works from Laurie
Wilson,
a local photographer that documented goings-on in HP for many years. We
are in the process of digitizing our collection, and working to
preserve
the archives that we have.
If you like what you see, please consider a donation to
the
Commission!
Any donations will be used toward further preservation, and a special
thanks
in this spot. (Also a nice thank you note...) :-)
View
Donators here!
Below you will find links to the files we have scanned
and
transcribed
so far. We hope you will find them interesting. We are in
need of
any sources of history that portray the city of Hazel Park. If you have
any items that you would like to share, please contact the City
Manager's
office.
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Commission
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Last Updated
08-23-09
We've removed the graphics on
the website so it will load faster. The pictures are still here, just
in the photo categories.
The Palladium/Hazel Park News newspaper scans have been moved to the
Microsoft SkyDrive service.
Below are the links for the scans for 1939-40. Click on the link below
for the month wanted , then click on download, then open when prompted.
Note: The links below for the
Census are
working now!
Recently the commission has digitized copies of the 1921,
1922,
1924,
and 1925
Hazel Park School District # 9 Censuses. These are a resource for
anyone that is interested in researching genealogy, or just as the
historical items that they are. These are rather large files, so please
be patient. Attempts were made to index these using Adobe Acrobat, only
the 1925 census is fully searchable. These are PDF (Adobe)
files.
Click on the year you want above! (Will take you to an external site)
The Walter P. Reuther
Library at Wayne State University has a negative collection
from
the Detroit News from the late 19th Century to the present day. Images
from Hazel Park have been scanned, click on the link below to
go
to the website.
(opens
in new window)
Two New Items in the "Other
Transcriptions" section, Lucille Lacey, former Historical commisioner,
transcribed land records from Hazel Park at the Oakland
County
offices in 1976. These are from the years 1824 through 1918 or so.The
focus is on families with a history in the area. Also, a transcription
of the Hazel Park schools (District 8) from 1889 through
1894.
Included inside are names of school age children, and names of
administrators from that era.
Applications
for the Commission
are availiable
at the Hazel Park City Clerk's office, and are open to anyone
interested in
helping
to preserve Hazel Park's history.
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Hazel Park High School
And Beecher Junior
High
Photos on external website
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For
Farewell Photos Click Here
Photos from the celebration from the
United Oaks school can be found here.
Contents and photos from
the opening of the
time capsule from the cornerstone of Beecher Junior High/Old High
School can be found here.
Hazel Park Historical Commissioners
David
Gallagher
Christopher Gariepy Rec. Sec
Laurie McAulay
Finan. Sec
Richard Robbins Chairman
Tom Selman Vice Chair
Gail
Webster
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