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Papers, reports, etc.
Papers, reports, etc., on water pollution control, legislation, and policies of the Division of Sanitation. 1950-1956.
Paramount Club Records
This collection contains meeting minutes, 1944-1975, correspondence and bank statements, 1970s, miscellaneous memorabilia from the 1940s and 1970s, and a certificate of lifetime membership awarded to the club by the NAACP in 1961.
Pardon for Gordon Lafitte
Pardon for Gordon Lafitte, alias Gibson, who was convicted of counterfeiting in January 1861 before the U.S. Circuit Court for the Southern District of New York, and sentenced to 5 years imprisonment. Signed, Abraham Lincoln. Countersigned, William H. Seward, Secretary of State.
Paris Review archives
Collection of correspondence and manuscripts sent circa 1964-1966 to Tom Clark (1941-2018), the poetry editor of the Paris Review from 1963-1973. Includes correspondence and/or manuscripts from approximately 45 writers, including among others Denise Levertov, Ed Dorn, Larry Eigner, Louis Zukofsky, Allen Ginsberg, Joanne Kyger, Robin Blaser, Charles Olson, and Ian Hamilton Finlay.
Parliamentary diary
Private diary or minutes by an uknown author. Title on leaf 3: "Notes of the things moved and preffered In p[ar]lament since my cuming hether wch was on the 18 of aprill 1614 but was begun the 5 of aprill." Original, perhaps compiled notes. Largely a narrative of proceedings in the House of Commons, digesting each speech; some transcripts of speeches; a few anecdotes, such as the account of the death of the Duke of Richmond, 1624. Some royal letters, petitions, etc.
Parsons, Kansas postcards
Five postcards of various scenes in Parsons, Labette County, Kansas. Includes a black and white letterpress print of St. Patrick's School & Church; offset color lithographic prints of an aerial view of the town, its Carnegie Library, and the senior high school and junior college; and a 1909 color letterpress print of a rural scene. The other four postcards are undated.
"Passing of the Eldridge House: The Birthplace of Kansas"
Passport for the ship Marcus
Legal document: passport for US ship: engraved form filled in by hand. Signed by James Monroe as President and by by J.Q. Adams as Secretary of State. Counter-signed by David Gelston, Collector.
Pastor D. D. Miller papers
The Papers of Pastor D. D. Miller are those of a Baptist pastor who held posts at various churches in Kansas. He was also an active NAACP member.
Pat Read papers
Patricia DuBose Duncan papers
Patrick family papers and correspondence
Correspondence, forms, an accounting booklet, complaints, and other documentation from Colonel Samuel L. Patrick during his time as a Sac and Fox Indian Agent and from his daughter Harriet (Patrick) Gilstrap, who served as a teacher at Native American boarding schools before her marriage to Harry Benson Gilstrap. Much of Colonel Patrick's correspondence concerns the possible misaccounting and recordkeeping under the previous agent, former Confederate Brigadier General Edward L. Thomas.
Patrick Kelly papers
Collection of drafts, fair copies, and correspondence from and (principally) to Irish poet and balladeer Patrick Kelly (1879-1940).
Patterson family papers
Roy and Clara Patterson were longtime Coffeyville, Kansas residents and the owners of Patterson Funeral Home. Roy Patterson served as Mayor of Coffeyville, Kansas during the 1970s. the collection is comprised of family papers and business records of the funeral home, and includes photographs.
Paul A. Black photograph album
Photograph album that belonged to Paul A. Black, including photographs of family and friends, as well as of his travels to various parts of Kansas, Missouri, Arkansas, California, and elsewhere.
Paul Schaefer poster collection
Collection contains various late Cold War-era posters advocating for nuclear disarmament from various sources and organizations. Collection also includes posters from religious organizations, such as Quaker and Mennonite groups; university and municipal groups; and organizations formed specifically against nuclear armament.
Paul Vinogradoff collection
This collection contains lecture notes and other typescripts owned and used by Paul Vinogradoff, legal scholar and medievalist of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Paul Wilson papers
Payne Ratner scrapbooks
Scrapbooks of Payne Ratner, the twenty-eighth Governor of the state of Kansas.
Peace Mennonite Church records
Records of the Peace Mennonite Church in Lawrence, Kansas, including a church history, founding documents, pastoral files, office files, records from various committees, and printed material, such as bulletins, newsletters, photographs, church discussions, and church conferences/meetings.
Pearl Clark papers
Pearl Clark, a Lawrence, Kansas, resident, was active in Public Health Organizations (Douglas Co. and Lawrence), Social Service in Lawrence, and League of Women Voters. This collection of her papers reflects her participation in these organizations.
Peggy Harrison papers
Peggy Hull Deuell papers
Peggy Hull and Peggy Hull Deuell were the professional names used by Henrietta Eleanor Goodnough, a journalist, war correspondent, and native of Kansas. The collection contains clippings, correspondence, poems, photographs, maps, a palmistry chart, notebooks, story ideas, names and addresses, astrology notes, scrapbooks, and other related materials detailing her career, personal life, and travels around the world in the first half of the 20th century.
Penn House collection
Newspaper clippings, photographs, and correspondence regarding Penn House, a community assistance program located in Lawrence Kansas, predominately from the 1970s. Many items are undated.
Penn House - Grass Roots in Action
A paper written by Margaret Wedge in December 1978 concerning Penn House, an assistance program serving low-income persons in Lawrence, Kansas. The paper covers the history, source of funding, organizational make-up, programs, and activities of Penn House.