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Cretenistes manuscript
Volume containing rules for conduct of a religious order. The dates covered are between 1673-1706; the date on the title-page is 1706; mentions returning to the original virtue of the order, and following the notes made by the first Directeur (Cochet) and the third (Joseph Biord, Directeur 1698-1700). 1752 is written at the foot of folio 36recto.
Critical Quarterly archives
Archives (letters received; some texts and proofs) of the literary magazine The Critical Quarterly. The collection documents submissions of material to the magazine; friendly personal news; literary gossip; academic life. Some material concerning the editors Brian Cox or A.E. Dyson rather than the Critical Quarterly. Most of the collection dates from 1958-1967; there are also some personal letters dating from 1953-1958.
Culp family photographs
Photographs of Neodesha, Kansas; Fort Scott, Kansas; and Culp family members.
Culture and Folklore studies
Robert J. Smith, a professor of cultural anthropology, achieved emeritus status at the University of Kansas. This collection consists of notes and studies regarding folklore, customs, and culture, primarily in Kansas, but also in other regions of the United States and in other countries.
Cum mota esset petitio ac dissentio inter Johannam [etc.]
This collection consists of a single legal document, an agreement whereby the lands of Sir Roger Lasceles are divided amongst his four daughters: Joan, wife of Thomas de Coiwen; Avis, wife of Robert le Conestable; Maud, wife of Robert de Tilliol; and Theophania, wife of Ralph son of Ranulph.
Curious memoirs & secret adventures, of a voyage to the Levant
Book: travel-book. By Mr. De Mirone. Liège, 1732; translated into English, 1738.
Curriculum of the Prisoner of War Camp (Concordia, Kansas)
Course outlines for University of Kansas courses conducted in 1945 for German soldiers held as prisoners of war at Camp Concordia (Concordia, Kansas) during World War II.
Curtis McClinton, Jr. papers
The Curtis McClinton, Jr. papers include business records, clippings, awards, photographs, and other materials related to Curtis McClinton's businesses and community involvement in the promotion of minority businesses, affordable housing, and youth football leagues. Papers belonging to McClinton's father-in-law, DeKoven French, are also included, dealing with his education at the University of Kansas in the 1920s.
Cuthbert and Suehrk architectural plans and drawings
C.W. Hickcox collection
A collection of 20 account books of Charles W. Hickcox, an early settler in the Fall River Township of Wilson County, southeastern Kansas, who farmed and operated a lumber business and grist mill--the Jackson-Hickcox mill. The business records, which date from 1854 to 1901, are accompanied by a 1928 postcard to Hickcox's daughter Olive and her husband Harvey Blinn.
Cynthia Reed papers
The Cynthia Reed papers are those of a longtime Wichita, Kansas resident who worked as a beautician in that city.
Cyprianus Manuscript
Confessions, probably written in either Syria or Mesopotamia.
Cyrus K. Holliday Papers
This collection consists of two diaries belonging to Cyrus K. Holliday, who was one of the founders of Topeka, Kansas and the first president of the Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railway. It also includes papers belonging to his daughter, Lillie H. Kellam.
D. D. McCleery Photographs
Dale Nimz papers
This collection is made up predominately of files relating to Nimz's work on various preservation projects around Kansas. Work in Lawrence features most heavily, but the collection also includes work on the Smoky Hills Air National Guard Range and projects elsewhere in Kansas and Missouri. Also in the collection is material from some of the university classes Nimz has taught and materials from archetecture and historic preservation conferences Nimz has attended.
Daniel B. Dyer collection
Daniel Fogle correspondence
Includes letter press copies of correspondence written by Daniel Fogle with Sherrer and Parsons, the Long Brothers, and J. L. Barnett concerning the trade and exchange of supplies in Williamsburg, Kansas with various cities in Kansas, including Kansas City and Ottawa, in 1873.
Daniel Mulford Valentine papers
The papers of Daniel Mulford Valentine, a member of the Kansas Legislature and an associate justice of the Kansas Supreme Court from 1868 to 1893, contain his appointment notices, various property records, and writings. His writings include a history of Franklin County in Kansas Territory. Also in the colletion are some photographs and various records of Franklin County land transactions prior to Kansas Statehood.
Daniel Vanderslice correspondence, receipts, and legal documents.
This collection comprises personal and business correspondence, receipts, and legal documents from 1826-1907. Also included are architectural plans and instructions for the building of a schoolhouse and a manuscript plat of Highland, Kansas, dated 1855.
Daniel W. Lewis papers
The Daniel W. Lewis Papers are those of a longtime Kansas City, Kansas resident. A teacher and principal in that city, Lewis later become Supervisor of Elementary Schools for the Kansas City schools.
Dark Command premiere newspaper clippings
Darlene Jenkins papers
The Papers of Darlene Jenkins are those of a longtime Kansas City, Kansas resident and educator.
David Arthur Otto Collection of The Western Automobile Indemnity Association records
David Beard photographs
David Ewing papers
This collection contains ephemera, paperwork, notes, minutes, essays, correspondence and newspapers belonging to David Ewing and relating to various Marxist-Lenninst groups in northern California.