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Personal papers of William C. McNown
William C. McNown was a professor of civil and highway engineering at the University of Kansas from 1913 to 1950. He was a Learned distinguished professor of engineering. His papers include correspondence, course papers, and research into soil-cement blocks and cement.
Personal papers of William C. Stevens
William C. Stevens was associated with the University of Kansas and its Department of Botany for most of his career. His papers include correspondence, notes, essays, papers, booklets, book reviews, newspaper clippings, newsletters, magazines, photographs, poetry, artwork, anniversary/birthday pamphlets, maps, and a 50-year anniversary pin.
Personal papers of William Cape
Cape taught Political Science at the University of Kansas from 1949-1952, 1957-1958, and 1961-1973. This collection contains correspondence, subject files, and articles.
Personal papers of William D. Paden
William Doremus Paden received his undergraduate and graduate degrees in 1921, 1925, and 1935 from Yale University. He taught English at the University of Kansas from 1935-1973, receiving full professor status in 1951. This collection consists of congratulatory letters about his retirement in 1973.
Personal Papers of William E. Hoffmann
Personal papers of William Fogle
This collection consists of correspondence from 1889-1894.
Personal Papers of William H. Brown
Personal papers of William H. Carruth
Carruth taught German and English at the University of Kansas from 1879-1913. This collection contains research materials, correspondence, photographs, and an unfinished manuscript entitled The German Novel.
Personal papers of William J. Baumgartner
This collection consists of field notes and glass plates from the papers of University of Kansas zoology professor William Jacob Baumgartner. Glass plate negatives involve subjects of science, steel production and mining, penal institutions, pharmacy, and botany. Entomology field survey notes are from several different staff and faculty at the University of Kansas and its Museum of Natural History, including R.H. Beamer.
Personal Papers of William J. Griffith
Personal papers of William M. Tuttle, Jr.
William Tuttle taught in the Department of History at the University of Kansas from 1967 until retirement from the Department of American Studies in 2008. This collection consists of correspondence, notes, research, essays, fellowship materials, oral histories, and a research grant application, as well as travel and employment documents related to Tuttle's career and research interests.
Personal papers of William Max Lucas
This collection contains assorted papers of architect and Kansas University professor William Max Lucas. It includes personal and Kansas University correspondence; architecture class outlines, notes, syllabi, tests and their keys, hand typed/written by Lucas; and project proposals, research done for said projects, and related papers.
Personal papers of William P. Smith
William P. Smith taught electrical engineering at the University of Kansas from 1950-1981. This collection contains information about the Campus Energy Program that ran from 1975-1984.
Personal Papers of William S. Johnson
Johnson taught English Literature at the University of Kansas from 1908-1942. This collection contains correspondence, notes, diaries, and a manuscript.
Personal papers of William S. Smith
William Smith attended the University of Kansas from 1889-1892. This collection consists of photographs, a Structural Botany notebook, and a scrapbook.
Personal papers of William Staples
The William Staples collection contains correspondence regarding Staples' employment at the University of Kansas, correspondence and publication agreements with Polity Press, and various records tied to his work as a professor at the University of Kansas.
Personal Papers of Wilmer A. Linkugel
Wilmer Linkugel taught Speech and Communications at the University of Kansas from 1956-1999. This collection includes his correspondence, both professional ("divisional") and personal, for most of his years at KU.
Personal papers of Wilt Chamberlain
This collection of basketball player Wilton "Wilt" Chamberlain materials includes letters from fans, University of Kansas alumni, and coaches. The collection also includes newspaper clippings and cartoons regarding Wilt Chamberlain's performance as a college basketball player.
Personal papers of Winnie D. Lowrance
Winnie Lowrance received her undergraduate and graduate degrees from Southwestern University in 1909 and 1911 before receiving her doctorate from the University of California in 1929. She taught Latin at the University of Kansas from 1929-1960. This collection consists of a 1966 letter from Anna W. Murray.
Personal papers William W. Hambleton
William Hambleton was a distinguished geologist in the state of Kansas, both with the Kansas Geological Survey and as a professor at the University of Kansas. The collection includes Hambleton's vita, articles written in appreciation of Hambleton, Kansas Geological Survey documents and publications, and the many awards presented to Hambleton in the form of certificates and plaques.
Perthshire Memoranda
This collection consists of a printed almanac for Scotland from the year 1766, with handwritten notes about estate business (Castle Meggernie?) and visits in Perthshire, Scotland, by an unknown author.
Peter Argersinger papers
This collection contains photographs, newspaper clippings, correspondence and essays by historian Peter Argersinger, whose research interests have included the Populist movement, rural and agricultural history, and institutions surrounding U.S. politics and elections. It also contains correspondence and minutes from SHGAPE (Society for Historians of the Gilded Age and Progressive Era), of which Argersinger was a founding member and president from 2006-2008.
Peter K. Curran letter
Letter to J. W. Newsom dated Lawrence, Kan., December 20, 1971. Letter concerns a proposed housing development adjoining the Country Club. Enclosure is an outline of objections to the development by residents of the neighborhood.
Peter Pindar papers
Literary drafts of Peter Pindar, the nom-de-plume of satirist and poet John Wolcot (1738-1819). The collection consists of rough drafts of poems on scraps of paper, mostly amorous-pastoral poems, as well as some excerpts from plays, songs without music, a patriotic ballad, and a satire.
Peter Stansky's William Inge collection
This collection of William Inge's papers contains the manuscripts for his later plays and novels written in the late 1960's and early 1970's prior to his death in 1973.