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Ricordo Quotidiano. Ospitaliere di Santo Spirito, Puglia, Italy. 1645-1650.
Ridenour-Baker Grocery Co. business records
Ridenour-Baker Grocery Co. was founded in Lawrence, Kansas in 1858. Originally a downtown, Lawrence establishment, the firm moved to Kansas City, Missouri in 1878, then operating as Kansas City Terminal Warehouse Co. This collection contains a business greeting to customers and photographs of the Ridenour-Baker Grocery Co., Peter Ridenour, and Harlow Baker and his wife, Carrie.
"Right Reverend Thomas Hubbard Vail and the Right Reverend Elisha Smith Thomas"
This collection includes compiled photographs, newspaper articles, and other documentation regarding the first two Episcopal bishops of Kansas, Thomas Hubbard Vail and Elisha Smith Thomas.
Riley Rogers family papers
Riley Rogers worked as a gardner in Lawrence, Kansas; this collection reflect the activities of he and his family.
Rime di diversi in burla e in sul grave
Italian poetry codex
Ripley, Oklahoma train photographs
This collection contains three photographs. Two contain trains and one is an image of Ripley, Oklahoma.
River City Investors records
The collection of the River City Investors, a Lawrence, Kansas-based women's organization, contains meeting minutes, correspondence, member information, and materials related to investing and learning how to invest.
River City Reunion audiovisual recordings
The River City Reunion was a large-scale cultural event held in Lawrence, Kansas in September 1987 that celebrated the town's contributions to the arts in the Midwest and a gathering of cross-generational counter-culture writers, musicians, and performers. This collection predominately contains audiovisual materials covering the event and a number of release forms associated with the audiovisual material.
River City Reunion records
Roark family papers
This collection contains correspondence, vital records and other genealogical data, census reports, and county and family histories pertaining to the family of Doris (Neal) Roark. The collection chiefly consists of genealogical records and research material on ancestors in the Roark family line and other family branches dating back to the late 18th century.
Robbins Family Papers and Memorabilia
The collection documents Ronald Robbins' Navy career as Senior Chief Yeoman (1944-1980), his sister, Janice Robbins' life and service in the US Air Force Reserves (1964-1971), Janice's husband John Tarlton's involvement in the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, and a portion of the Robbins Family Collection. The final portion of the collection concerns Ronald and Janice's parents, George and Louise Robbins.
Robert Atkins Tovey, Senior collection
This collection includes letters written by Tovey to his wife Eliza, as well as a manuscript of Tovey's life in the Kansas Territory intended to help possible emigrants to the territory.
Robert B. Riss Collection
The collection includes several photographs, personal and professional letters, and other writings by authors, artists, American presidents, nobility, royalty, and other notable persons from the United States, British Isles, and Continental Europe, compiled by Robert B. Riss. English translations for some of the writings in other languages are included, as well as some labels and bookseller information. Links to digital versions for most items in this collection are also included.
Robert Blackwell Docking papers
Robert C. Caldwell family papers
The Caldwell family papers are those of an African American family from Salina, Kansas. The majority of the papers concern Robert C. Caldwell, who was a Salina teacher, City Commissioner, and Salina's first African American and first school teacher elected Mayor. He also served as Representative for Salina in the Kansas State Legislature.
Robert C. Wilson collection
Correspondence, newspaper clippings about and articles written by Robert C. Wilson, scripts, lists, and other materials related to Wilson's career in and passion for popular music of the 20th century. Much of the collection relates to Wilson's magazine King Harvest Review of the 1970s and his radio show and news column "New Melody Ranch" of the 1990s.
Robert Cole collection of military papers
Military and naval documents, including some printed forms, collected by Robert Cole, who died approximately 1866. Most are military or naval orders, warrants, reports, etc.; most are related to the Ordnance Office, to other military supplies, or to the Barrack Office. Some items do not concern supplies, and a few are non-military, although written by military figures. Most items are written by a clerk and signed by the issuer; many are also countersigned.
Robert Craig letter of reference
This 1898 letter of reference from Robert Craig, Superintendent of the Osage Carbon Company (Osage City, Kansas) was written for Robert Gray, an employee of the company throughout the previous six years.
Robert Cunningham letter and warranty deed
Robert H. Cunningham, a native of Indiana, moved to Anderson County, Kansas in the 1860s. These photocopied documents include an 1854 letter from Cunningham to his mother while still farming in Owen County, Indiana, and an 1865 warranty deed for purchase of Anderson County land after moving to Kansas with his wife and children.
Robert E. Jenks architectural drawings
Robert E. Jenks was a University of Kansas graduate and successful Kansas City area architect. This collection contains architectural designs for both private and public facilities, mostly in the Kansas City area on both the Kansas and Missouri sides, dating from 1932-1977.
Robert Ernest Willman World War II letters
In this collection are more than five hundred World War II letters written from U.S. Army Private Robert Ernest Willman to his parents, Fred and Georgia Willman of Lawrence, Kansas. The collection also contains a scrapbook of letters received by the Willmans from other Lawrence, Kansas residents who served in World War II, including more than sixty letters from Georgia Willman's brother, U.S. Army Corporal William C. Bryant.
Robert F. Bennett gubernatorial papers
Robert F. Bennett senatorial papers
Robert F. Bennett served as Kansas State senator from 1965-1973; Bennett was later elected as the state's Governor, serving in that capacity from 1974-1978. This collection of his papers includes materials relating to Bennett's service on various legislative committees, correspondence with constituents, and related materials.
Robert Frampton letters
A collection of nine letters of Robert Frampton, Bishop of Gloucester, including one letter to the Keeper of the Great Seal. The letters concern church government, and, in the case of those to friend William Walsh, social, philosophical, and literary matters.
Robert Gray letter
This collection consists of a single letter written by Robert Gray while a student at Oxford University, probably directed to Hester Lynch Piozzi (also known as Mrs. Thrale, English writer and one-time friend to Samuel Johnson), sending his regrets about not being able to attend a house party due to being too busy with end-of-term festivities.