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Historical Society Mirror Volume 38

The thirty-eight volume of the Mirror. This volume contains six issues. The Mirror (originally Historical Society Mirror) was a regular newsletter published by the Society for its membership,...

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Charles Curtis and his home in Topeka, Kansas

This is a picture postcard of Charles Curtis sitting at a desk and a photograph of his home in Topeka, Kansas.

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Charles Curtis visiting grand children in Rhode Island

This is a photograph of Vice President Charles Curtis, Daughter Mrs. Leona Curtis Knight and his grand children Constance Knight and Curtis Knight, in Riverpoint, Rhode Island.

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Charles Curtis with other delegates at a radio conference

This is a photograph of Charles Curtis and other delegates (Euginevo Bravo, L. Grenas Gooding, Bert, J. Zimbrau) at a North America Radio Conference, July 17, 1933.

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Charles Curtis planting spruce tree

This is a photograph of Charles Curtis planting a spruce tree on the Idaho University campus marking the 40th anniversary of the founding of the University, October 12, 1932.

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Charles Curtis speaking at Bismarck, North Dakota

This is a photograph of Charles Curtis speaking in Bismarck, North Dakota, October 7, 1932.

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Charles Curtis laying cornerstone of the National Methodist Church

This is a photograph of Vice President Charles Curtis laying the cornerstone to the National Methodist Church, Washington, D.C., April 5, 1931.

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Charles Curtis visiting Dunlap, Morris County, Kansas

This is a photograph of Charles Curtis and unidentified towns people of Dunlap, Morris County, Kansas, October 24, 1930.

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Charles Curtis hosting Christmas dinner for Senate pages.

This is a photograph of Vice President Charles Curtis hosting a Christmas Dinner for the Senate pages, December 1929.

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Charles Curtis with Mrs. J.C. Auld

This is a photograph of Charles Curtis (arm in a sling) and his first cousin Mrs. J.C. Auld, September 29, 1928.

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Charles Curtis with group after nomination for Vice President

This is a photograph of Charles Curtis the day after he was nominated for Vice President. Others in the photograph: Philip Lux, J.H. Foucht, A.L. Brooks and C.C. Nicholson, Topeka, Kansas, June 30, 1928.

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Charles Curtis at Pawnee, Oklahoma, and portrait

Three photographs relating to Charles Curtis, thirty-first Vice President of the United States. One photo is a professional portrait of Charles Curtis, while the others relate to Charles Curtis...

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Charles Curtis at the Pawnee Capital Dedication

This is a photograph of Charles Curtis and two Native Americans in costume at the dedication of the Pawnee Capital Dedication, Fort Riley, Kansas, 1928.

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Charles Curtis with group of Lawrence, KS friends

This is a photograph of Charles Curtis with a group of Lawrence, Kansas friends including: his son, W.C. Simons, Charles Tucker and other unidentified men, June 15, 1928.

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Charles Curtis Cartoon

This is a photograph of a political cartoon by Albert T. Reid depicting Charles Curtis in the 1928 presidential race.

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Charles Curtis listening to radio

These are two photographs of Charles Curtis sitting in a chair listening to a radio.

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Charles Curtis listening to radio

This is a photograph of Charles Curtis turning a dial on an upright radio.

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Charles Curtis and a group riding in an Observation Automobile

This is a photograph of Charles Curtis in an Observation Automobile with a number of unidentified people in New York City.

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Charles Curtis with Arthur Capper at the Curtis home

This is a photograph of Senator Charles Curtis and Senator Arthur Capper in front of the Curtis home on Topeka Blvd., Topeka, Kansas, November 1920. Curtis also served as the 31st Vice President of...

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Charles Curtis with President and Mrs. Calvin Coolidge

This is a photograph of President & Mrs. Calvin Coolidge and Charles Curtis in the back seat of an automobile leaving for the U.S. Capitol on March 4, 1925.

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Charles Curtis with group at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

This is a photograph of Charles Curtis, Senator Clark, Senator Olive, Senator Nelson and others at the Statue of General Warren on Little Round Top, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, July 16, 1911.

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Charles Curtis on Philippine Islands trip

This is a photograph of Charles Curtis and an unidentified man on his Philippine Island trip, 1905.

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Charles Curtis as a youth in "Hiawatha" tableaux

This is a set of photographs of Charles Curtis and two unidentified young men dressed in traditional Native clothing in the Hiawatha tableaux.

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Portrait of Charles Curtis in Topeka, Kansas

This is autographed portrait of Charles Curtis seated reading a book in Topeka, Kansas, November 18, 1914.

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Portrait of Charles Curtis as a young man

This is a portrait of Charles Curtis as a young man. Charles Curtis served as the 31st Vice President of the United States. He was a member of the Kanza tribe, and was the first Native American to...

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