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Warner-Johnson Photographic Studio collection
Warranty deeds and other miscellaneous deeds
This collection contains warranty deeds and other miscellaneous deeds of Franklin County, Kansas.
Warren Corman architectural drawings
This collection contains drawings and blueprints done by Warren Corman during his time in private practice, working at the Office of Warren Corman, the Office of Williamson and Corman, and the Office of Howells-Hale-Corman, all located in Topeka, Kansas. The collection consists of drawings of local residences and houses, as well as records related to the research and design of White Memorial Camp for the United Church of Christ in Council Grove, KS.
Warren Knaus correspondence on entomology
Warren Knaus, or Kraus, lived in McPherson, Kansas and was interested in the study of entomology. This collection contains 33 letters dated 1896-1935, written by entomologists in Canada to W. Knaus. The letters delve into the study of insects.
Warren Zimmerman letters from Wint Smith and Alf M. Landon
Washington Hadley correspondence
Three pieces of correspondence from Washington Hadley dated December 29, 1865, January 29, 1866, and December 9, 1877. Washington Hadley was the first president of National Bank of Lawrence and a member of the Society of Friends.
Washington-Kemp Family Papers
The Washington-Kemp Family Papers are those of a longtime Kansas family. They focus mainly on the Mayhew and the Bassett family branches located in Southeast Kansas.
Wasserbaue im Königreich Galizien
Watson family correspondence
Sidney O. Watson lived variously in Baldwin, Ottawa and Syracuse, Kansas. He was a veteran of the Spanish American War. This collection includes letters written to him from various family members, 1913-1930. Many of the letters are transcribed by Mary Ritter, donor of the collection.
Wayne Morse papers
Wayne Morse lived in the Kansas City, Missouri metropolitan area. He served as an undercover agent for the FBI during the 1940s-early 1950s, and was a self-described "Americanist," an anti-communist believing in a "pure America...all white, all Christian, all for all." This collection of his papers includes journals kept and compiled by Morse, correspondence, subject files, as well as some photographs documenting Morse's activities.
W.B. Spaulding letter to D. P. [Daniel Peterson] Woodbury
W.B.G. Letter
"We All Die" treatise by Les Hannon
Weatherby family collection
Weekes Family Letters
Joseph and Cornelia Weekes lived in Kansas, and were visited by their relatives from Illinois, the Edwards. This collection consists of 10 letters from 1880 to 1907, which includes correspondence from the Edwards to their children in Illinois, concerning their visit to Kansas and the Capital building in Topeka. The collection also includes letters about daily life from Cornelia Weekes to John Edwards, her brother.
Welcome Club of Lawrence (Kansas) Records
The Welcome Club of Lawrence, Kansas, formerly known as the Lawrence Newcomers Club (1966-1985) and the Welcome Wagon Club of Lawrence (1985-1996), was a social community group founded to bring together new Lawrence residents in order to help them become acquainted with the city and other residents. This collection includes various records of the club, such as board meeting documents, financial records, newsletters, membership directories, and photographs.
Wendell J. Stuteley papers
The Wendell J. Stuteley papers are those of a longtime Kansas resident; they include items related to various family members, including an uncle and Stuteley's wife, Ernestine.
West Hills Homes Association records
This collection consists of records of the West Hills Homes Association of Lawrence, Kansas, including administrative and financial records, as well as files related to specific issues affecting the West Hills area.
West of the Borderline manuscript
This collection contains a collection of stories told by former slaves and slave owners to Brazelton during his childhood in Wathena and Elwood, Kansas. These fictional accounts were published in 1986 by Trojan Graphics in Troy, Kansas.
West Side Study Club records
The collection of the West Side Study Club consists of program booklets (1901-1978), historian's reports (1902-1962), secretary's books (1905-1962), an account book (1915-1966), yearbook of Federation of Clubs (1921-1924), and remembrances by members.
Western Bakery partial account book
Partial account book of the Western Bakery in Lawrence, Kansas.
W.G. Vincent papers
This collection includes correspondence, personal records, typescript and mimeograph copies of published material, predominantly of plays and poetry.
W.H. Martin photographs
W.H. Martin, Ottawa, Kansas, created these photographic images of exaggerated farm produce and hunting scenes.
W.H. Mulch collection
This collection contains black and white and color photographic prints of W.H. Mulch's family; a coyote hunt in Munden, Kansas; and the Auto Race in North Platte, Nebraska, among other images. Also in the collection are two audio cassettes of interviews with W.H. Mulch. The Mulch family lived in Munden, Republic County, Kansas.
What we've found about the Archibalds
Includes biography of John Christie Archibald who was among the first party of settlers to arrive in Lawrence.