Showing Collections: 3376 - 3400 of 3973
Ronald Johnson holograph books
Two holograph notebooks kept by poet Ronald Johnson containing inscriptions, including poems, artwork, and tipped-in materials by fellow writers and artists. The majority of the inscriptions date from 1963-1967, but there are also inscriptions from the 1970s and even the 1980s in the second notebook, which also includes art and inscriptions that appear to have been collected at the Aspen Institute in the summer of 1967.
Ronald Johnson papers
This collection of Ashland, Kansas native Ronald Johnson's papers reflects his literary and professional writing activities, containing poetry, galley proofs of poetry books, recipes, and proofs for cookbooks. It also contains personal letters from friends, including poet Jonathan Williams and artist Ian Hamilton Finlay.
Rosa C. Haag Ise recollections
"Mother's recollections of her early life." Lawrence, Kansas, undated. These are the recollections of Rosa C. (Haag) Ise, from about 1858 to about 1880. They recount memories of her life in Holton, Kansas.
Rosina Lang letter
Letter, 1867 August 4, Leavenworth City, Kan. and note paper [n.p.]. Written in German, translation available of letter in accession file.
Ross Macy minutes, newsletters, correspondence, etc.
Rossetti Family Correspondence
Letters from and to Christina, Dante Gabriel, William Michael (and his wife Lucy Madox Brown) Rossetti and their father Gabriele Rossetti.
Rotolo et alcune memorie
Chronicle of history of the Friuli area, Italy compiled ca. 1511 and continued to 1543. Contents cover period 1490 to 1543, arranged chronologically. Written in northern Italian vernacular in a variety of scripts and by different hands over several decades. Records land and family transactions in villages surrounding Friuli, including: Buin, Coloreto, Amelia, Pavia, Pagna, Nels, Artegna, Pers, Feletto, Udine, Carnia, Codroipo, S. Lorenzo, and Blauso.
Round Robin exercise manuscript led by Samuel R. Delany
This collection contains a chain story led by Samuel R. Delany and written by a number of writers identified by their last names, including Delany, Tannehill, Pedersen, Catalano, Sohl, Kahn, Post, Mitchell, Ing, Harper, Perry, Vanicoff, Novitski, Conner, and McIntyre. The first page of this chain story, titled “The Round Robins”, has an inscription from Delany on the first page reading “Ok, if you say so” and Delany’s signature.
Royal Fisheries Company records
The collection includes correspondence, copies of Parliamentary documents, and records related to stock in and the management of the Royal Fisheries Company, a British joint venture stock company of the late 17th and early 18th centuries, primarily concerned with fishing rights off the coasts of Scotland, Ireland, Greenland, and Newfoundland.
Royal revenues collection
Ruben Menendez papers
This collection consists of photocopied newspaper articles primarily from Winfield, Kansas between 1931 to 1938 relating to Ruben Menendez. Many articles are from the columns "Among Kansas Poets" and "The Observation Tower" written by Menendez, a Cuban who moved to Winfield by 1940. There are also clippings about the history of different community members and regarding events in which the Kansas Authors Club participated.
Ruby family history and photograph
The Ruby family history was written by Margaret Riddick, a descendant of the family. The Ruby family, originally from France, moved to Kansas in the 1860s and finally settled in Great Bend in 1880. The photograph in the collection is of Elnora Frye, also a descendant of the Ruby family, and a public school teacher.
Ruby Rosenberg papers regarding William Allen White
Mrs. Ruby Holland Rosenberg met William Allen White in 1928. At that meeting she was hired to write book reviews and a column, "Peeps at Emporia Gardens," for the Emporia Gazette. This collection contains correspondence with White, photographs of William and Sallie White, and newspaper clippings.
Russell Cartwright family papers
The Russell Cartwright family papers are those of a native Kansas family; both Russell and Elizabeth Cartwright worked in the public schools, he as a teacher and principal and she as a substitute teacher.
Russell Mosser collection
Russell Peter Twist papers
The collection of Twist papers contains both business and personal correspondence, as well as some memorandum books and volumes from his Army service. Most of the personal correspondence deals with the period of time he was in the army during the Civil War. The business papers contains miscellaneous bills, tax receipts, insurance policies and account books.
Russell R. Funk family papers
Russell Randolph Hays papers
The papers of Russell Randolph Hays, a graduate of the University of Kansas, reflect his wide-ranging careers as a writer, inventor, ceramicist, oilman, farmer, environmentalist, and one-time professional wrestler. Included are his writings as a published author of pulp westerns and science fiction, his many research papers and patents as an inventor of helicopter rotors and hydraulic devices, and his photographs of native plants that he propagated on his Douglas County, Kansas farm.
Russia Company collection
Petititons, memorials, abstracts, and other documentation regarding the British Russia, or Muscovy, Company and its interaction with the English Parliament. Folder titles in this finding aid come from each document's docketing.
Ruth Adair Dyer papers
Ruth Adair Dyer received her Law degree from the University of Kansas in 1921. She was a life member of the KU Alumni Association and a member of the Gold Medal Club. She was also a 50-year member of Delta Delta Delta social sorority and a member of Phi Alpha Delta law fraternity. This collection contains photographs, newspaper clippings, sheet music, scrapbooks, journals, legal documents and correspondence.
Ruth Bayard papers
The Ruth Bayard papers are those of a native Kansan, with ties longtime ties to the Manhattan, Kansas community.
Ruth Bloom collection of Larry Eigner materials
This collection originated in the library of Ruth Bloom, a cousin of poet Larry Eigner. The materials relate to the life and work of Eigner, including some correspondence, newspaper clippings, draft poetry, and published poetry and prose.
Ruth F. Anthony papers
These papers of native Kansan Ruth F. Anthony contain her correspondence with various Christian right wing political organizations which she supported over the years. Included are membership cards, certificates of appreciation, contribution receipts, and several organizational newsletters. In the correspondence are letters from and about Robert Bolivar DePugh, founder of the anti-Communist organization known as the Minutemen.
Ruth Garver Gagliardo papers
The Ruth Garver Gagliardo papers, dating from 1914-1978, contain correspondence, newspaper clippings, printed materials, and photographs, which mainly document her professional career as a journalist and reviewer of and authority on children's books.
Ruth Gwendolyn Gregg portrait
This portrait is of Ruth Gwendolyn Gregg, an African American and a Kansan. The photograph was made by Stanback Studios.