Kansas Memory - Newest Items

This is a studio portrait of Anthony Hiegert. Hiegert was born on February 6, 1891 in Paxico, Kansas.

This stock certificate entitles H. B. Cullum, receiver for the First National Bank in Topeka, Kansas, to 165 shares in capital stock of Brown's Rotary Shuttle Sewing Machine Company in Indianapolis, Indiana.

This is a cabinet card portrait of George Washington Woody, son of Peter and Eliza Stover Woody. He was born in Paxico, Kansas.

This is a portrait of John Anderson Woody, the son of James Dawsen "Doss" Woody and Alice Clark Woody. He was born in Paxico, Kansas. He was murdered by Rufe King in March 1909 and his body was found in August 1919.

This is a cabinet card studio portrait of John Stonewall Jackson Woody, the son of Peter and Eliza Stover Woody of Paxico, Kansas.

Portrait of Alice Clark Woody (1866-1945) and her son, George Warren Woody, in Paxico, Kansas.

Photograph of Lulu Brittingham standing on the first floor of the building where she lived and ran a small store in Paxico, Kansas. The building was originally a saloon operated by Mr. Sam Mongerson.

This is a studio portrait of Leander Jones, Paxico, Kansas, wearing the uniform of the Paxico band and holding a trombone.

This is a studio portrait of Josie Schultz of Wabaunsee County, Kansas.

Two photographs of the Gleason family at a gathering in Wabaunsee County, Kansas. Ellery Gleason and his wife, Ella Haynes Gleason, their children, Clifton, Kirk, Robert, Lewis, Annie, and Richard, and their grandchildren are pictured.

Wedding portrait of Fred and Emma Hinshaw of Harveyville, Kansas.

A large gathering of members of the Fred Henderson family are seen here posing outside a residence in Harveyville, Kansas.

This is a cabinet card studio portrait of George L. Horton of Harveyville, Kansas.

Photograph of the general store owned by Joe McClure in Harveyville, Kansas. Just behind McClure's store was a livery stable.

This is a view of the business district taken from atop the grain elevator in Harveyville, Kansas.

Photograph of the last train to depart the depot in Harveyville, Kansas. "Old Polly" of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway is seen here on its last trip before being taken out of service and the line discontinued.

This is a photograph of a group of men driving a spike on the railroad at Harveyville, Kansas.

Land contract made between the Union Pacific Railway Company and Miss Alice Moore of Arapahoe County, Colorado. Moore bought 160 acres in Wallace County, Kansas, from the railroad for $880.

This is a cabinet card showing four images of Kiowa people, their camp, and their horses drinking in the Washita River.

This is a cabinet card showing four images including Gumbye with little girls, a group of Kiowa girls, a Kiowa camp near Ft. Sill, and a Wichita grass lodge near Anadarko, Oklahoma.

Anthony Hiegert

Brown's Rotary Shuttle Sewing Machine Company stock certificate

George Washington Woody

John Anderson Woody

John Stonewall Jackson Woody

Alice Clark Woody

Brittingham Store, Paxico, Kansas

Leander Jones

Josie Schultz

Ellery Gleason family

Fred and Emma Hinshaw

Fred Henderson family

George L. Horton

Joe McClure General Merchandise store in Harveyville, Kansas

Business district in Harveyville, Kansas

Last Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway train leaves depot, Harveyville, Kansas

Railroad workers in Harveyville, Kansas

Land contract between the Union Pacific Railway Company and Alice Moore

Kiowa Indians

Kiowa Indians