This photograph shows the Missouri Pacific Railroad depot in Neodesha, Kansas. The two-story combination depot was part of the Central Division, Coffeyville Subdivision of the MOP, at milepost 434.82. The brick structure no longer stands.
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Missouri Pacific Railroad depot Neodesha, Kansas
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Missouri Pacific Railroad depot, Osage City, Kansas
This photograph shows the Missouri Pacific Railroad Company depot in Osage City, Kansas. The one-story brick structure became the second depot to be located along the Central KS. Division, Osawatomie subdivision at milepost 386.49. The depot no longer stands.
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Missouri Pacific Railroad depot, Portis, Kansas
These two photographs show the Missouri Pacific Railroad Company depot in Portis, Kansas. The first image shows a group of people gathered around a passenger car in front of the depot. The second photograph shows a car parked beside the one-story wooden structure. The depot no longer stands.
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Missouri Pacific Railroad depot Roper, Kansas
This photograph shows the Missouri Pacific Railroad Company depot and tracks at Roper, Kansas. The depot was part of the MOP Southern Division, Roper Subdivision, located at milepost 415.16. The structure no longer stands.
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Missouri Pacific Railroad depot, Rose, Kansas
This photograph shows the Missouri Pacific Railroad depot in Rose, Kansas. The one-story wooden structure was part of the Southern Kansas Division, Coffeyville subdivision along mile post 405.29. The depot was moved to U.S. 75 W. Park in Yates Center, Kansas for storage.
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Missouri Pacific Railroad depot, Whiting, Kansas
This photograph shows the Missouri Pacific depot in Whiting, Kansas. The one-story wooden structure was moved to Main Street in Whiting, Kansas were it is used for storage.
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Missouri Pacific Railroad depot, Yates Center, Kansas
This photograph shows the Missouri Pacific Railroad depot in Yates Center, Kansas. The one-story brick building with a pantile covered roof no longer stands.
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Mitchell Brothers meat market in Valley Falls, Kansas
This is a photograph showing the interior of Mitchell Brothers meat market in Valley Falls, Kansas. James Rayman Mitchell, who started the business and named it Mitchell Meat Market, is the third person from the left and the man wearing an apron is probably one of his sons. When James Rayman Mitchell retired, he turned the business over to his sons. In August of 1910, son Henry Hiram Mitchell sold his part of the business to his brothers Everest S. Mitchell and James Wiley Mitchell and they changed the name to Mitchell Brothers.
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Municipal Airport hangar and administration building in Wichita, Kansas
This is a postcard showing the Municipal Airport hangar and administration building in Wichita, Kansas.
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Nathaniel Dean and Hallie Athon's family in Lyndon, Kansas
This is a photograph of Nathaniel Dean and Hallie Athon's family in Lyndon, Kansas. People in the photograph are front row (left to right) Fred Athon, Nathaniel Dean Athon, Hallie Athon and Howard Athon; back row (left to right) Homer Athon, Emma Athon and Frank Athon.
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Nathaniel Dean and Hallie Lanning Athon's home in Quenemo, Kansas
This is a photograph taken at Nathaniel Dean and Hallie Lanning Athon's home in Quenemo, Osage County, Kansas. People in the photo are left to right: Emma Athon Andrews holding Dale Andrews; Wilmetta Alley Athon; Roberta Tournade Athon; Helen Bell Athon holding Ardis; and on the porch are Adetha Athon, Bob Athon, and Bruce Athon.
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Jug from the Johnson/Palmore Restaurant Site, 14RY382
This jug was excavated in 1991 by Kansas Historical Society archeologists during investigations at the Johnson/Palmore Restaurant site in Manhattan, Kansas. The site was at various times home to a restaurant, stores, office, the State Highway Commission office, a bottling plant, and an automobile alignment shop. This jug was recovered from a trash feature associated with the property's use as a restaurant.
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Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company depot, Hutchinson, Kansas
This photograph shows the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company depot in Hutchinson, Kansas. The modern design depot features a flat roof and large square-paned windows.
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Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company depot, Osage City, Kansas
This photograph shows the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company depot in Osage City, Kansas. The combination depot was built between 1911 and 1912, is designed in the Mission Spanish Revival style, and features a brick and stucco exterior. The depot was part of the Eastern Lines, Eastern Division, First District at milepost 85.1. The one-story structure was placed on the National Register of Historic Places on May 11, 1989. The depot no longer provides rail service but houses the Osage County Railroad and Mining Museum.
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Dodge City Cowboy Band in Dodge City, Kansas
A postcard showing the manager and members of the Dodge City Cowboy Band of Dodge City, Kansas. People in the photograph are: (standing) Charles Otero, George Horder, Captain J.S. Welch - Drum Major, unknown, unknown, unknown; (middle row) unknown, Charlie Makepeace, Jay Drake, Roy Drake - Director, unknown, unknown; (seated) D.M. Frost - Editor of the Globe, George Meserole, Lou Louber, Charles A. Miller, William G. Visquesney, Chalk M. Beeson - Organizer and Manager, Colonel S.S. Prouty - editor of "The Cowboy;" Boy on ground at left: Harold Jones; Boy at right: Finckey Marsh.
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Denison Fire Department track team in Denison, Kansas
This is a photograph showing the Denison Fire Department track team in Denison, Kansas.
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John A. Stippich family
A family photograph of the John A. Stippich family.
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Kid wagon at Atlanta, Kansas
This is a photograph of a kid wagon or a school wagon in Atlanta, Kansas. Dwight Markley is standing 4th from left and Hubert ______ fifth from left.
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Lawrence, Kansas Territory
Stereographic view of Lawrence, Kansas Territory taken NW from Mt. Oread.
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Lourah Frances King with Howard Athon's American Eaglerock airplane in Quenemo, Kansas
This is a photograph showing Lourah Frances King posed in front of Howard Athon's airplane, taken November 3,1929, at Mount Pleasant Church Quenemo. The family was gathering to celebrate the 62nd wedding anniversary of Aaron Lane and Sarah Lanning, along with Aaron's birthday. Howard, Roberta, Merrill, and Bob flew from Topeka in their airplane to be at the event, as recounted in the Lyndon People's Herald, November 7, 1929.
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