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Surveys of University of Kansas sorority and fraternity houses
Historic and architectural surveys of five University of Kansas fraternity and sorority houses, conducted by Lonnie Clark in February 1996 for the Lawrence Kansas Historic Resources Survey.
Susan Greenbaum papers
Susan D. Greenbaum received her undergraduate and graduate degrees from the University of Kansas, majoring in sociology and anthropology. She conducted extensive research into cultural groups within Kansas City, Kansas in the late 1970s and early 1980s as research for her degrees. The main focus of this collection is her research material and findings from the Slavic-American neighborhood of Strawberry Hill and the African American community in Northeast Kansas City.
Swan marks, a book of illustrations of swan marks and the regulations for their employment
A book of illustrations of swan marks and the regulations for their employment.
Swift and Company records
The collection contains a few scattered records, photographs, and memorabilia of Swift & Company of St. Joseph, Missouri, a meatpacking company of the late 19th and 20th centuries.
Sylvester Prentiss papers
These papers of Dr. Sylvester B. Prentiss, an early Lawrence, Kansas settler, contain handwritten autobiographical and biographical sketches of Dr. Prentiss and his second wife, Mary (Converse) Prentiss, as well as a portrait of Dr. Prentiss. Also included are news articles featuring reminiscences of early Lawrence and of the Coal Creek Library at Vinland, Kansas by Dr. Prentiss's third wife, Annie (Soule) Prentiss, who emigrated to Lawrence in 1855.
Tabernacle Baptist Church records
The Tabernacle Baptist Church records document the activities of a Wichita, Kansas African American church founded in the 1880s.
Table of political resolutions; rights of election (England)
Contains dated resolutions by burgesses of Parliamentary boroughs on who should have the right to vote.
Tabor Historical Society (Tabor, Iowa) documents
Two documents of the Tabor Historical Society, Tabor, Iowa related to Tabor's historic Todd House, the home of Congregational minister John Todd, built in 1853.
Taebanggwangbul hwaŏmgyŏng. Che sasip-ogwŏn. Pyŏnsang
This collection consists of chapter 45 of the Taebanggwangbul hwaŏmgyŏng [The Sutra of Garland Flower of Great Square and Broad World of Buddha], written in calligraphy and probably dated between 1300 and 1350 in late Koryŏ dynasty (918-1392). The Avatamsaka sutra is a mid-fourteenth century depection of Siksananda's Tang Dynasty era (695-699) translation of volume forty-five of the Avatamsaka sutra manuscript.
Tagebücher, 1875-1880, and Auszüge aus dem Tagebuch des Karl Lücke, 1880-1882
Tagebücher (diary), 1875-1880, and Auszüge aus dem Tagebuch des Karl Lücke (excerpts from Karl Oskar Rassilo Lücke's diary), 1880-1882. The volume was copied by Arthur Runge [Berlin, Germany?], dating from August 1935.
Take Ten, Inc. records
T.B. Reed papers
The Reed family were longtime farmers in Randolph County, Missouri. This collection contains materials regarding the T.B. (Thomas Black) Reed family, as well as material from Reed's extended family, which was well known in Randolph County and surrounding areas. This collection includes manuscript volumes, photo albums, newspaper clippings, photographs, letters and two atlases.
T.D. Heed letter to his sister, Susanna Mercy Heed
Ted Reynolds papers
Ted Reynolds founded the Indian Mission Conference at the Methodist Church in 1952 at Little Axe, Oklahoma; the Mission was later named the Maude Reynolds Memorial Mission, sometimes referred to as the Chapel Hill Mission. This collection of Reynolds' papers includes scrapbooks and albums containing both personal and family records, as well as those of the Mission.
Teeter family collection
This collection consists of two volumes regarding the Teeter family, including biographies of Teeter family members and a partial list of speeches and essays written by Verl A. Teeter, who compliled the information to present to the Kenneth Spencer Research Library.
Tennola Literary Club records
The Tennola Literary Club was organized by a group of women in Lawrence, Kansas dedicated to the mutual improvement of its members in literature, domestic science, and current events. The collection mostly consists of yearbooks and meeting minutes. The yearbooks provide membership information in addition to brief details about meetings to be held that year.
Terry Asla collection on puppetry
The Terry Asla collection contains a broad spectrum of material on puppets and puppetry, including information on famous puppet troupes, promotional material on local productions, and the art of puppetry and show production, as well as some examples of his actual puppets. The collection also includes some material regarding ventriloquists, including Edgar Bergen.
Terry Lee papers
Terry Lee was a font designer for the Hallmark Corporation in Kansas City, Missouri and an award-winning science fiction artist in the 1970s and 1980s. This collection contains the volumes that published his artwork—either as interior art or as cover art—and the original art pieces themselves.
Thankful Sophia Mayo journal
This journal of Thankful Sophia Mayo describes her 1855 emigration from Massachusetts to Kansas Territory with her husband, Elisha Frank Mayo, and their experiences in 1855 and 1856 as homesteaders south of Lawrence in Douglas County.
Thatcher Family papers
The Thatcher Family Papers are those of a Kansas City, Kansas family who, beginning in 1912, owned and operated the Thatcher Funeral Home.
The 926 Indiana house, Lawrence, Kan.
Paper by Michael Owen Jones written for an American art history course at the University of Kansas, giving the history of the property and house at 926 Indiana Street in Lawrence, Kan. Includes a photograph of the house shelved at RH MS-P P336.
The 1971-1972 welfare crisis and the Emergency Service Council
This typescript paper relates citizen reaction to the reduction in welfare grants and the formation of the Emergency Service Council in Lawrence, Kansas during the early 1970s. It includes information regarding subsequent efforts of that organization to meet physical needs of welfare recipients, to bring the crisis to the attention of the public, and to influence legislation and funding on a more comprehensive basis. Includes appendix.
The Agora Records
Correspondence, subscriptions, and business records, 1895-1897 of The Agora, a monthly periodical published in Abilene, Kansas, originating in 1890.
The Amazon River : a student essay
This handwritten student essay on "The Amazon River," by Hugo Orlopp, was found in an April 20, 1888 edition of the Midland College (Atchison, Kansas) Messachorean . The Orlopp family resided in Atchison, Kansas in the 1880s, where Hugo's father, Oscar Orlopp, was a teacher.