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Rev. George Horne diary
Diary of a journey from Knoxville, Tennessee to San Francisco via the Isthmus of Panama in 1850. There is also an account of life in Sacramento and Nevada City, California.
Reverend Billy J. Johnson papers
The Reverend Billy J. Johnson papers are those of a longtime Kansan who served as pastor at several churches in the state, serving last at Topeka's Calvary Baptist Church.
Reverend E.B. Hicks papers
The Reverend E.B. Hicks Papers are those of a native Kansan who served as pastor in several Kansas towns and was also active in a number of local, regional, and national Baptist Conventions, societies, and mission organizations.
Reverend Frank Brown family papers
The Papers of the Reverend Frank Brown Family are those of a Topeka, Kansas family. Frank Brown was a Baptist minister and his wife, Fannie, was a cosmetologist.
Reverend Joseph Mason collection
This collection contains photographs of events that Reverend Joseph Mason attended or participated in, family pictures, and church events, as well as certificates, newspaper clippings, and other materials related to Mason's personal and professional life as a minister in the Baptist Church.
Reverend Lewis Allen Alderson letters
Two letters written by Reverend L.A. Alderson from Atchison, Kansas to his niece Jane Remley in Iowa City, Iowa. The letters, written in March and April 1875, recount Alderson's and his wife's health, as well as discussing the religion of various family members, including his niece's husband.
Reverend M. J. Young papers
The Reverend M. J. Young papers are those of a long time Kansas City, Kansas resident who served as pastor of the Young Memorial Church of God in Christ in that city.
Reverend Richard Taylor papers
Native Kansan Rev. Richard Taylor, a United Methodist minister, activist, author, and advocate for historic preservation, served as president of Kansans for Life at Its Best during the 1970s and 1980s. This collection of Taylor's papers consists of materials related to these interests, largely in the form of clippings and publications.
Reverend Robert Shelton papers
Reverend Thomas Knapper family papers
The Reverend Thomas Knapper family papers are those of a long time Kansas City, Kansas family. Thomas Knapper was a police patrolman, Baptist minister, and businessman. His wife, Tillie, was a teacher, as was his daughter Barbara.
Revolutionary Writings of Diane Di Prima
Bound notebook of Manuscript draft verse and other notes. Apparently kept up erratically circa 1968, probably while Diane Di Prima lived in San Francisco. Some loose accompanying material. Volume begins at either end. This description starts with the "Rev notes #4" end; each "page" in the description is a section within the volume.
Rexford Scott Sorenson negatives collection
Rexford Scott Sorenson took photographs throughout his life, and this collection of his photographic negatives begins in 1957. The Sorensons spent many holidays with friends and family, whom serve as the subjects of many of Rexford's photographs. Other frequent subjects include cats, landscapes, trees, construction, and buildings. The majority of the photographs were taken either in Kansas, New Mexico, or Oregon.
R.H. Constant diaries
Two diaries with accounts of farmers, agricultural activities, and a climb up Pike's Peak.
R.H. Gandiven and R. Hugoboom photographs
This collection of 24 large mounted photographs by Kansas photographers R.H. Gandiven and R. Hugoboom were taken between 1883-1884. The photographs depict pioneer families and their homesteads in the following Kansas counties: Clay, Jewell, McPherson, Mitchell, Ottawa, and Saline. Subjects include early pioneer houses and farmsteads, family groups, landscapes, and individual portraits. All but three of the photographs have identifying captions on the reverse side.
Rhoda Louise Meredith's "Book of Stunts and Frolics"
Rich Crank AIDS Collection
This collection contains information related to the HIV/AIDS health crisis and several exhibitions collected and created by Rich Crank for the University of Kansas Libraries and Lawrence, Kansas community. It includes newspaper articles, magazines, newsletters, governmental resources, brochures, audiovisual materials, and exhibition materials.
Richard B. Sheridan papers
The Richard B. Sheridan collection contains correspondence, academic writings (both of Dr. Sheridan and other authors), newspaper clippings, magazines, photographs, and University of Kansas course-related materials during his time as a professor at KU. A majority of the collection is centered around Dr. Sheridan's written works and research interests.
Richard Blake letters
Richard Blake was a sutler, or civilian provisioner, at Fort Wallace, Kansas, during the 1860s. He wrote several letters to relatives about life on the army post. Included with the letters were seven photographs made by a visitor to Fort Wallace, Dr. William A. Bell, who was the photographer for the Kansas Pacific Railway Expedition.
Richard "Dick" Gunn photographic collection
Richard Keith Smith papers
Richard Kershenbaum papers
This collection contains development plans and materials regarding historical preservation of buildings in the Lawrence, Kansas area.
Richard Landkamer project collection
Richard Landkamer was interested in investigating the Kennedy Assassination. Landkamer shared his papers on the subject, which include correspondence, collected research articles, and legal documents, with Wilcox Collection founder Laird Wilcox. All collection materials are photocopies of originals.
Richard Olmstead matchbook collection
A collection of matchbooks collected by Richard Olmstead, who had been born in Lawrence, Kansas. The matchbooks are from businesses in Lawrence, Wichita, Topeka, and other Kansas cities and towns, as well as Kansas City, Missouri and Kansas City, Kansas.
Richard Rhodes papers
Richard Rhodes, born in Kansas City, Kansas, is a Pulitzer Prize-winning author whose many books and articles reflect his wide ranging subject interests. In these papers are manuscripts of his writings, copies of his many published works, related correspondence, some personal material and photographs, and the author's extensive research files, containing more than one hundred audio tapes of interviews that he conducted.
Richard Sankey letter
Richard Sankey writes to an unidentified recipient and expresses his gladness that the recipient will arrive soon. He also mentions that his wife is at Highgate and that Mr. Hill has recently paid him a visit in London.