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Joint Archives Quarterly

Tena Holkeboer:
God's Bridge to the Chinese

Read about RCA missionary Tena Holkeboer and her work in China, as well as an article on the Leprosy Federation, in the latest issue of the Joint Archives Quarterly Newsletter.

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records management

The Joint Archives of Holland administers Hope College's records retention program overseeing transfer, storage, preservation, reference use of inactive records, and timely destruction of outdated records.

The large collection of oral histories housed at the Joint Archives of Holland was initiated in 1977 with the help of Dr. Elton Bruins of Hope College and continued as a summer project until 2003. Along the way, many other interviews have also been recorded as opportunities arose. Click here to see the list of interviews available.

Holland Area Historical Society

Coming Up:

Centennial Park:
Cultural Center Point

Tues., June 12, 2012–7:30 p.m.
Maas Auditorium, Hope College
264 Columbia Avenue, Holland

We bring our program year to a close with the history of Centennial Park and its place in Holland's history as a market place, event area, landmark and home to memorials, a statue and fountains, and cultural center point for our community to relax and remember. Join long-time resident and writer Paul Van Kolken as he illustrates the history of this famous greenspace, with images and commentary.


Here is the entire Holland Area Historical Society schedule, 2011-2012, including membership information.


Learn more about the Association for the Advancement of Dutch- American Studies which hosts biennial conferences on Dutch American topics and publishes a newsletter.

Are you interested in an AADAS membership?