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    • Museum
      • Visitor Accessibility
      • Bereiter House
      • GKHS History
      • Tour brochure
      • Photo Tour
      • Collections
      • Long Articles & Research
    • Kent
      • Indigenous Peoples
      • History of Kent
      • Galleries
      • Historical Sites
    • Involvement
      • Volunteer
      • Business Sponsors
      • Educational Visits
      • Membership
      • Board
      • Community Involvement
      • Donate
    • Connections
      • Executive Director
      • Events
      • Scholarships
      • Rentals
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      • We Are Kent
Greater Kent Historical Society
  • Home
  • Museum
    • Visitor Accessibility
    • Bereiter House
    • GKHS History
    • Tour brochure
    • Photo Tour
    • Collections
    • Long Articles & Research
  • Kent
    • Indigenous Peoples
    • History of Kent
    • Galleries
    • Historical Sites
  • Involvement
    • Volunteer
    • Business Sponsors
    • Educational Visits
    • Membership
    • Board
    • Community Involvement
    • Donate
  • Connections
    • Executive Director
    • Events
    • Scholarships
    • Rentals
    • Newsletters
    • We Are Kent

A Brief History of Kent

Essay by Alan J Stein Sept 24, 2001 - courtesy of HistoryLink. Photos courtesy of GKHS. 

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Experience Historical Kent

12:00p to 3:00p on the Museum grounds. The inside of the Museum will be closed to the public.