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Photographs of Kansas libraries
A collection of photographs of public libraries and college libraries in Kansas. Also included is a photograph of The Kansas State Library Association group at Wichita, KS.
Photographs of Kansas towns and citizens
Collecion consists of miscellaneous photographs of mostly unidentified people and locations in Kansas. Specific towns depicted include Hutchinson, Osage City, Emporia, Blue Mound, Pratt, Montezuma, and Dodge City.
Photographs of Lawrence, Kansas property demolitions
The collection consists of photographs and some negatives of historic structures in Lawrence, Kansas, prior to and during their demolition and/or renovation.
Photographs of Lawrence, Kansas structures
Joseph Kellogg, as head of the Department of Architecture at the University of Kansas, was the project director of a C.S.E.P. program to make an architectural survey of the city of Lawrence and vicinity. One of his students, Frederick Kreipe, photographed various buildings in Lawrence in 1929 for this survey. Included in this collection are the photographs made for this project. Most are mounted on 3x5" cards.
Photographs of men and women, members of the Class of 1938, from Douglas County in the Armed Forces During WWII
This collection consists of photographs of individuals from Douglas County, Kansas who were members of the high school class of 1938 who served in the Armed Forces during WWII. There are also 3 loose photographs of men assumed to be part of the class of 1938.
Photographs of Oklahoma scenes
Matted and unmatted black and white photographic prints of landscapes, people, and buildings in Oklahoma, including in Norman, OK; Blaine County, OK; and on two Native American reservations with the Creek and the Chickasaw, among other locations.
Photographs of Perry and Guthrie, Oklahoma Territory
This collection contains three photographs of Guthrie and Perry, Oklahoma from 1890 to 1895, including street views and a photograph of the auction corner in Perry.
Photographs of Rev. M. Theodore Habershon and Violet Habershon
Undated photographs of Rev. M. Theodore and Violet Habershon.
Photographs of the 1951 Flood in Lawrence and Topeka
This collection contains views of the 1951 Kansas River flood in Lawrence and Topeka, Kansas.
Photographs of Tornadoes and Dust Storms
This collection contains photographs displaying scenes of dust storms and tornadoes in Kansas and the Mid-West. Among the photographs is a series of 21 views of the destruction of the town of Udall, Kansas after a tornado in 1955.
Phyllis A. Lawton collection
Phyllis Johnson papers
Physionomie du Théâtre de l'Odéon
An llustrated satire in French against the acting and audiences at the Odéon Theater, Paris,
Pierre de L'Estoile bound manuscript fragment
Fragments of poems, prose, and other items from 16th century French diarist Pierre de L'Estoile.
Pierre Villars' Memoirs of the Court of Spain
Mémoires de la Cour d'Espagne depuis l'année 1678, jusqu'en l'année 1682. Leaf [1] blank, leafs [2-3] are an Introduction suggesting le marquis de Villars to be the author. Engraved portrait of Louis Hector, duc de Villars, with another version pasted on the back. Leaf [4] most of introduction, leaf [5] blank, numbered pages 1-427 text. Leaf [1-12] at the end of the volume is Tables de maitieres, leaf [13] blank. There are also two letters found laid in the volume, located at MS P196.
Pilgrim Congregational Church of North Lawrence records
This collection consists of several volumes of records from the Pilgrim Congregational Church of North Lawrence, Kansas. These volumes include treasurer's records, Sunday School reports, meeting minutes, and membership information for the church as well as for some of the groups associated with the church, including the Ladies' Society and the Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor (Y.P.S.C.E.).
Pillsbury family papers
Pillsbury-Weston family correspondence
This collection consists of photocopied family correspondence from the 19th century, including family members who lived in New York City, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Kansas before, during, and after the United States' Civil War.
Pilot Club of Lawrence records
Pilot Club of Lawrence is part of an international service organization. The collection includes scrapbooks, newsletters, records related to the club's annual fundraising antique show, as well as meeting minutes, financial documentation, and other administrative records. The records have not been rearranged since acquisition by the Spencer Library; oversize material has been stored separately.
Pinckney Neighborhood Association records
Named for General Charles Cotesworth Pinckney, a hero of the U.S. Revoluntionary War, the Pinckney Neighborhood is one of the oldest Lawrence, Kansas neighborhoods. The collection consists of the records of the Pinckney Neighborhood Association, including the Association's by-laws, newsletters, and newspaper articles mentioning the Association.
Pinckney School scrapbooks
The Pinckney School scrapbooks are a selection of Parent Teacher Association scrapbooks from the late 1940s to the late 1960s and a series of scrapbooks of Pinckney students mentioned in the local newspaper, The Lawrence Journal-World, from 1990 to 2014, compiled by Janet Reeder, the Pinckney School librarian. Pinckney School has been an elementary school in Lawrence, Kansas since the late 19th century.
Pioneer life in Kansas
This collection consists of a single, three-page typescript reminiscence by Caroline Updegraff Parker, relating the experiences of her brother William W. Updegraff and her own family in Osawatomie, Kansas from 1855 to 1869, as well as a photograph of her brother William later in his life.
Pioneer stories. Abilene
Describes frontier life in Kansas 1866-1869 while Gorden worked as a telegraph operator for the Kansas Pacific Railroad.
Pippin family letters
This collection contains letters addressed to members of the Pippin family who resided in Wilson County, Kansas in the 1940s and 1970s. The bulk of the collection consists of letters written to Neodesha, Kansas residents Lafe and Dorothy Pippin from their son and neighbors who were serving in the Army during World War II.
Places I saw and various incidents
Diary kept by seminarian studying at the Irish College in Rome. Not strictly chronological.