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Old brewery storage cellar, Council Grove, Kansas
Two views of the old brewery storage cellar used to store beer, in Council Grove, Kansas.
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Murals at the Kansas capitol in Topeka, Kansas
Two photographs of murals in the Kansas capitol painted by John Steuart Curry. One of the murals shows The Conquistadors, Coronado and the Spanish explorers of 1541 with Father Padilla, the first...
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School paper and calendar belonging to Mary White
Two items belonging to Mary Katherine White. One of the items is a school paper possibly for a chemistry class. The other is a May, 1921 calendar from the Emporia State Bank which Mary marked the...
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State Bank Commissioner to Boyer-Bell Development Company
Page one of a letter written by a special assistant of the State Bank Commissioner to Boyer-Bell Development, Beloit, Kansas. The letter lists Boyer-Bell Development's stock certificate numbers,...
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State Bank Commissioner to Boyer-Bell Development Company
Page four of a letter written by a special assistant of the State Bank Commissioner to Boyer-Bell Development, Beloit, Kansas. The letter lists Boyer-Bell Development's stock certificate numbers,...
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Wamego Reporter newspaper
The front page of the Wamego Reporter, February 7, 1955. A Tuttle Creek Dam article is featured.
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Kansas City Star newspaper
This is page 22 of the Kansas City Star, August 21, 1957. An article on Wabaunsee, Kansas and the Beecher Bible and Rifle Church is featured.
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Constitution Hall in Lecompton, Kansas
Two photographs of Constitution Hall in Lecompton, Kansas. In January 1857 the second territorial legislative assembly met on the upper floor of this building. The Kansas Legislature approved the...
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Desperate battle between the Cheyenne and Company G of the U. S. Cavalry...
This is an illustration showing a battle between the Cheyenne and Company G Seventh U. S. Cavalry near Fort Wallace. The illustration appears in Harpers Weekly.
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Kappa Kappa Gamma pledge class at the University of Kansas in Lawrence, Kansas
This is a photograph of the Kappa Kappa Gamma pledge class posed in front of their sorority house at the University of Kansas in Lawrence, Kansas. Geraldine Buhler (Smith) is in the front row, sixth...
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Walter White, John J. Scott, McKinley Burnett, and Arthur Capper
Two newspaper clippings, one showing Senator Arthur Capper, a member of the NAACP board of directors (seated left); Walter White, executive secretary for the Advancement of Colored People (seated...
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Kaw Agency in Indian Territory
This is a photograph showing Mahlon Stubbs (right) and Rachel Stubbs (middle) with employees at the Kaw Agency in Indian Territory including Silas Moon and Lydia Thompson. Mahlon Stubbs was...
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Unidentified Cheyenne woman
This carte-de-visite of an unidentified Cheyenne woman is believed to have been made in the late 1860s or early 1870s by William S. Soule--either in Indian Territory or in western Kansas. Soule is...
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Unidentified Cheyenne woman
This carte-de-visite of an unidentified Cheyenne woman is believed to have been made in the late 1860s or early 1870s by William S. Soule--either in Indian Territory or in western Kansas. Soule is...
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Kansas Quilt Project
This colored slide shows a quilt owned by Ruth Bird of Coldwater, Kansas but quilted by Maud Robey. This quilt was one of 13,000 documented for Kansas' 125th anniversary of statehood, 1861-1986.
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Kansas Quilt Project
This color slide shows a quilt owned by Ruth Bird of Coldwater, Kansas but quilted by Bettie Boissseau. This quilt was one of 13,000 documented for Kansas' 125 anniversary of statehood, 1861-1986.
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Correctional facilities in Kansas
Six photographs showing correctional facilities in Kansas. Named are the El Dorado Correctional Facility and the Toronto Correctional Work Facility.
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Soldier's Orphan's Home, Atchison, Kansas
Two views of the Soldier's Orphan's Home in Atchison, Kansas. In 1887, Kansas opened this facility for children of Union soldiers and sailors. This was the first such facility in the state for...
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Indian raid claims, 1878
These are Indian raid claim files containing letters and affidavits of raid descriptions, claims filed, death identifications, and amounts paid to plaintiffs in Barber, Comanche, Decatur, Ford, Meade,...
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Linda Graves
This is a portrait of Linda Graves, the wife of Kansas Governor William Preston "Bill" Graves. He was the 43rd Governor of Kansas from 1995 until 2003.
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