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Entryway Improvements at West Michigan Regional Airport

Airport Lobby

Because of the airport’s growth, a much larger and newer facility that reflected the economic health and vitality of the area was needed. The former airport terminal building at the entrance of Geurink Boulevard has served its purpose and is scheduled for demolition the end of November or early December. The ranch house was built by Bernie and Jerene Lemmen in the mid 50’s and became the airport terminal in 1976.

Sydney Smith from the Holland Sentinel wrote an interesting article in the November 26th Sunday edition, of the history of the building. Sentinel Article

 

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