The keepers of the town's telling

The chain as the carriers state it

One historian's book, the town's deposited copy of it, a library branch, and the county's societies — the chain whole. The telling-stock's originator in the record is Jeanne Geyer: the 2011 plan thanks her "for the use of her historic narrative and photographs of Lakeville", and its history narrative is hers, credited to her book — the town's modern telling flows from that one keeper's collection of pictures and stories (her own file is the artists file's; her book's claims are the claims file's). The plan itself, hosted by the county, is the town's deposited copy of the telling. The library keeper is the St. Joseph County Public Library's Lakeville Branch — opened in December 1990 at Lakeville High School per the system's own history, standing at 120 North Michigan Street today — with the system's Local & Family History department at the Main Library as the county's named local-history service. The society function sits at county level in South Bend, no Lakeville-local historical society appearing in any carrier reached: The History Museum, founded on the Northern Indiana Historical Society — the body Howard himself wrote under as its president — and the South Bend Area Genealogical Society, keeper of the county's indexed record stock. The town's own site keeps the current civic stock — the festivals, the projects chronology — and the published photographic keeper for the southern county is Sheneman's Southern St. Joseph County (2004).