Library: AJT Building: Books & A/V: History of Port Huron

Books & a/v materials in the SC4 Library

The following books and audiovisual materials are available in the SC4 library.

An AmericanPioneer: The Story of Early Port Huron and its First Settler, Anselm Petit
Call Number: F 574 P67 D67 Circulating & at Circulation Desk
Blue Water Reflections: A Pictorial History of Port Huron and the St. Clair River District
Call Number: F574 .P67 B8 at Circulation Desk
Picture of Al Theisen on page 137
Celebrate Our Past, Imagine Our Future! Port Huron Sesquicentennial, 150 years, 1857-2007
Call Number: F574.P8 C45 2006 dvd Ask at Circulation Desk
DVD
Democracy is in the Streets: From Port Huron to the Siege of Chicago
Call Number: HN90.R3 M47 1987
History of Students for a Democratic Society
Final Report on the Feasibility of Establishing a Community College for the St.Clair County Area Intermediate School District
Call Number: LD6501.S2 A2 1966 Ask at Circulation Desk
The First People: History of Native Americans in the Blue Water Area
Call Number: E78.M6 F57 2006 dvd Ask at Circulation desk
DVD
From Whence We Came by Marguerite Stanley
Call Number: E185.3 S72 1977 Ask at Circulation Desk
History of the African American community in Port Huron
The Long Sixties: From 1960 to Barack Obama by Tom Hayden
Call Number: E839 .H39 2010
History of Students for a Democratic Society
Master Plan: St. Clair County Community College, Port Huron Campus
Call Number: LD6501.S2 M37 1994 Ask at the Circulation Desk
Port Huron, 1880-1960
Call Number: F574.P8 G34 2006 Reference area
Port Huron: Celebrating Our Past 1857 - 2007.
Call Number: F574.P8 P67 2006 Ask at Circulation Desk
The Port Huron Statement: (1962) / Students for a Democratic Society (SDS)
Call Number: LB3610 .S87 1990
The original Port Huron Statement written by Tom Hayden. This document is also available at http://www.h-net.org/~hst306/documents/huron.html.
St. Clair County Master Plan Summary
Call Number: HT394.S27 S7 2000 Ask at Circulation Desk
St. Clair County Master Plan Technical Reports
Call Number: HT394.S27 S8 2000 Ask at Circulation Desk
When Eastern Michigan Rode the Rails II: The Rapid Railway and Detroit-Port Huron by Rail-Ship-Bus
Call Number: TF 724 M5 S371 1986
Where Have All the Flower Children Gone?
Call Number: ebrary ebook
One chapter on Port Huron and the Students for a Democratic Society
Link to ebook will only work from on campus

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