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Camp Funston baseball team, Geary County, Kansas
This is a photograph of one of the most talented and renowned of the soldier baseball teams organized during World War I. The team was assembled at Camp Funston to represent the 342d Field Artillery...
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High school baseball team, Dodge City, Kansas
This postcard shows a high school baseball team from Dodge City. Ten uniformed players are pictured with their adult coach. The players are wearing two different styles of uniform. One displays DCHS...
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Spectators at a ball game in Uniontown, Kansas
This photograph shows a large group of spectators watching a game in Uniontown. The crowd is seated in a covered grandstand and includes a mix of men and women. Nearly all of them are wearing hats.
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Roberts recreation parlor, Howard, Kansas
This image is of an early bowling alley and recreation parlor in Howard, Kansas. Two bowling lanes are pictured in the foreground, but the featured subject in the photo is a group of four men playing...
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Richard Klocke with a Mercury wagon in Lawrence, Kansas
This photograph shows Richard Klocke with a Mercury wagon in Lawrence, Kansas. He grew up on a farm near Green, Kansas. It was on the family farm that he converted the Mercury wagon into a wind wagon....
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Clement Wilson baseball team, Tribune, Kansas
This black and white photograph is a studio portrait of the Clement L. Wilson baseball team from Tribune. Handwritten inscriptions identify the individuals who are standing, but they are somewhat...
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Bowling alley, Howard, Kansas
An interior view of an early bowling alley owned by L.F. Roberts in Howard, Kansas. Three bowling lanes are pictured. Partially visible is a sign with rules governing the behavior of patrons, advising...
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Hays baseball team, Hays, Kansas
This is a studio portrait of an early baseball team from Hays, Kansas.
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Mercury wagon converted into a wind wagon near Green, Kansas
Two photographs taken by Richard Klocke show a child's Mercury wagon converted into a wind wagon by Richard who lived on a farm near Green, Kansas. He built the wind wagon when he was eight years old....
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Menninger Clinic moving to West Campus in Topeka, Kansas
This is a photograph showing a Bailey Moving & Storage Company truck during the Menninger Clinic's move to the West Campus. The van is on the south side of the Seely Conference Center with the...
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Fort Riley baseball team, Geary County, Kansas
This photograph features a baseball team from Fort Riley in the early 1900s. The group is pictured in an outdoor setting, and includes nine players in uniform, an officer in military uniform, and an...
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Topeka Institute for Psychoanalysis 40th anniversary in Topeka, Kansas
This is a photograph of Robert Wallerstein, M.D. speaking at the Topeka Institute for Psychoanalysis 40th anniversary in Topeka, Kansas. Dr. Wallerstein is an alumni of the Institute and former staff...
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Baseball players, Dodge City, Kansas
Members of the Leans and McFats baseball teams from Dodge City are shown in this postcard. The 22 players comprising the two teams are identified as follows: (top row, standing) - George Groberty;...
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Business office staff at the Menninger Clinic in Topeka, Kansas
This photograph shows the Menninger Clinic business office during the move to the West Campus in July 1982. Moving boxes are all around. Menninger is a leading psychiatric hospital dedicated to...
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Fort Riley baseball team, Geary County, Kansas
This is a photograph of a baseball team from Fort Riley. Eleven players in Fort Riley uniforms are pictured, along with an officer in military uniform.
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Topeka Institute for Psychoanalysis 40th anniversary in Topeka, Kansas
This is a photograph of Philip Holzman, Ph.D. speaking at the Topeka Institute for Psychoanalysis' 40th anniversary in Topeka, Kansas.
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Bowling alley, Howard, Kansas
The first bowling alley in Howard is pictured in this photograph. Two bowling lanes are pictured, with two men in the shadows behind the pins in each lane. The décor suggests a patriotic theme, with...
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Kansas University baseball team, Lawrence, Kansas
This photograph shows the manager and nine players from the Kansas University baseball team. The photo includes Dale Gear (front row, second from the right), who lettered in baseball at KU in 1893,...
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Ninth Cavalry baseball team, Fort Riley, Geary County, Kansas
This is a photograph of Fort Riley's all-black Ninth Cavalry baseball team. The team's uniform features a large "9" on the left side of the jersey, with the abbreviation "CAV" nestled in the lower...
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Northern division and independent companies, Kansas Territory militia
Correspondence relating to the militia, Northern division and Independent companies of the Kansas Territory. Some of the companies mentioned are the Kickapoo Rangers, Doniphan Tigers, Palmetto Rifles,...
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