Editing South Haven, Michigan (section)

==Architecture==
[[Image:Scott Club from Phoenix Street.jpg|thumb|left|Scott Club on Phoenix St.]]
[[Image:South Haven Center for the Arts.jpg|thumb|right|1906 Carnegie Library, now housing South Haven Center for the Arts]]
The Scott Club on Phoenix St. was designed by South Haven architect [[John Cornelius Randall]] and constructed in 1891. The club house has two large stained glass windows portraying [[Sir Walter Scott]] and [[Henry Wadsworth Longfellow]]. The South Haven Center for the Arts is housed in the 1906 neoclassical [[Carnegie Library]], also on Phoenix St.

The Liberty Hyde Bailey Museum is housed in the [[Liberty Hyde Bailey Birthplace|birth-site home]] of [[Liberty Hyde Bailey]] Jr. This Greek Revival farmhouse is one of the oldest houses in South Haven.
[[File:Liberty Hyde Bailey Museum.jpg|thumb|Liberty Hyde Bailey Museum]]

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