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Real estate advertisement and letters from Severy & Co.
A printed advertisement of D. Severy & Co. with descriptions of Peabody and Marion County and a map of Marion County is included.
Real Sociedad Económica de Amanetes de la Patria de Guatemala collection
Recollections of Somaliland, etc.
The creator of this travel album, Antonia Williams, has been tentatively identified as the daughter of Sir Hugh Williams (1802-1876). Her full name was Arabella Antonia Williams. During the journey recorded in this album, she was the travel companion of Lady Catherine Minna Jenkins, a sportswoman who later wrote Sport and Travel in Both Tibets (1909).
Recommended comprehensive development plan for downtown Lawrence, Kansas
A preliminary discussion draft, dated September 10, 1981, of a Recommended comprehensive development plan for downtown Lawrence, Kansas, prepared for the City of Lawrence by Robert B. Teska Associates, Inc. of Evanston, Illinois. Included with the report, transmitted to Johanna Kollmorgen, is a letter from Dean Palos (Lawrence-Douglas County Planning Office).
Record of policy holders of the Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Record of policy holders of the Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Company located in White Cloud, Kan.
Record of wagonload weight for driver G. W. Berry, weighed by City of Lawrence, Kansas
A certificate showing the weight of G. W. Berry's wagonload as officially weighed at Lawrence, Kansas by N.C.W. Sillett on June 13, 1867. On the reverse are brief handwritten notes for "Diamond Springs Station," a campsite on the Santa Fe Trail, as well as names and apparent directional information.
Record of wood measurement by D.W. Littell, City Wood Measurer, Lawrence, Kansas
A record of wood measurement by D. W. Littell, City Wood Measurer, Lawrence, Kansas, on November 12, 1873. The printed form includes Littell's wood yard address, and his writing includes the number of feet measured by him for one load of wood, together with his signature.
Records and correspondence regarding the Delaware Nation
This collection is compiled into 23 volumes of correspondence, documents, and other records primarily about the Delaware Nation; other Native American groups are included as they relate to the Delaware. The correspondence includes letters on file in the Office of Indian Affairs, reports of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs and letters answered by the commissioner. Documents include federal legislation and legal documents filed in the United States Court of Claims.
Records compiled by Nancy Hockett Redd
Records from the Mu Omega Kansas City Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha
Records from the University of Kansas Office of Analytics, Institutional Research, and Effectiveness
Records from the University of Kansas School of Business
This record group is comprised of the records of the School of Business at the University of Kansas, which was led by Frank T. Stockton as the first dean of the school. Specific types of records found here include student and personnel files, which are restricted, as well as correspondence, news releases, financial documentation, and other records related to the creation and operation of the School.
Records of Allen Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church
Records of Catfish, Inc.
Catfish, Inc., a franchise offering television service to Emporia, Kansas residents via a community antenna, was formed by Emporia Gazette newspaper editor William Lindsay White in 1960. These records include its articles of incorporation, service agreements and operational records dating from 1960 through its sale in 1966, as well as its related tax records and communications in 1967.
Records of Ford School in Ogallah, Kansas
Attendance and grade registers for Ford School (1st through 8th grades), in Ogallah, Kansas. The records were kept by the teacher and cover the years 1911 through 1947.
Records of Microwave Associates
The Microwave Associates records are those of company co-founder Richard M. Walker and pertain to the company's business and research affairs. The company is a developer and manufacturer of RF (radio frequency), microwave and millimeter wave semiconductors, components and technologies.
Records of Prince Hall Grand Lodge A.F. & A.M. of Kansas and its Jurisdiction
The records of Prince Hall Grand Lodge A.F. & A.M. of Kansas and its Jurisdiction are materials from the fraternal body's Kansas branch.
Records of Radio, TV, and Film at the University of Kansas
This record group includes records and photographs related to the various radio, television, and film stations and production companies that have been assocaited with the University of Kansas over the years. These include in particular the student-produced radio station 90.7, KJHK, as well as the National Public Radio-affiliated station KANU, the flagship station for Kansas Public Radio (KPR).
Records of the 59 Coalition
The Franklin-Douglas County Coalition of Concerned Citizens is a grassroots organization in northeast Kansas devoted to the development and maintenance of U.S. Highway 59 between Ottawa and Lawrence - to "Keep 59 on 59". The records of the group contain membership information, research for environmental studies, including public surveys and survey results, reports and information provided by the Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT), and legal correspondence.
Records of the Altrusa Club
Records of the Bert Nash Community Mental Health Center
The Bert Nash Community Mental Health Center was established in Lawrence, Kansas in 1950 to honor Dr. Bert Allen Nash. The Center provides mental health services to citizens of Douglas County, Kansas. This collection contains correspondence, board meeting minutes, budget and financial records, policy manuals and service records, and clippings and photographs dating from 1919 to 1994.
Records of the Chicago Night Call Company
The collection is comprised of a letter, dated December 26, 1889, from Chicago Night Call Company of Topeka, Kansas to P. Hunter, Esq., Weiseberg, Maryland, regarding the placement of a Chicago Night Call Indicator in his hotel; a sheet of testimonials from Indicator owners; a price list for placement of up to twelve indicators.
Records of the Douglas County Appraiser's Office
This index is to the Douglas County Appraiser's office records, 1964-1994.
Records of the Douglas County Democrats
The Douglas County Democrats is a political organization based in Lawrence, Kansas which promotes events and campaigns for local Democratic nominees. This collection includes financial records, fundrasier documents, advertisements, and newsletters from the organization.
Records of the Douglas County Home Economics Association
This collection contains the records of the Douglas County Home Economics Association, mostly consisting of scrapbooks documenting their activities throughout the years but also containing yearly program booklets, financial records, meeting minutes, newsletters, and secretary/treasurer's notes.