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Diary of Thomas C. Key, musician, 357th Infantry Band, American Expeditionary Forces
This World War I diary of Thomas Clarke Key documents his military service from 1917 to 1919 as a musician in the 357th Infantry Band of the American Expeditionary Forces, including his tour of duty from 1918 to 1919 in France and Germany. Included are Key's notes of his subsequent civilian employment in Kansas from June 1919 to 1949, and notes of his Key family history.
Diary of Thomas J. Allen
Thomas J. Allen recorded his daily life, personal reflections, and some references to his occupation as a printer in this diary kept from 1854-1858. During this period, Allen lived in southern Wisconsin, Kansas Territory, and Ohio. Included in this diary is Allen's description of his travel to Kansas Territory via the Missouri River, beginning in St. Louis, through Kansas City, and ending in Wyandot (Wyandotte).
Diary of William Millar; Dublin
Journal primarily reflects daily social life in his class in Dublin, in the suburbs, and in his family's country place in Mosstown.
Dick Williams papers
This collection highlights the personal life of Dick Williams, a Concordia, Kansas native and a long-time resident of Lawrence, Kansas. This collection includes personal correspondence and some financial and business records and correspondence from some of Williams' business ventures.
Dine-A-Mite Inn and Borgen family collection
Diploma, Kansas City Kansas Public High School
The diploma is Lolabelle Shelton's high school diploma.
Diploma of Gustav Willmann
This collection consists of a Doctor of Optics diploma from the South-western Optical College in Kansas City, Missouri awarded to Gustav Willmann in July 1909. Willmann may have been a resident and business owner in Lawrence, Kansas during the late 1800s and early 1900s.
Diploma of Katharine Gertrude Eberh
This high school diploma is from the Salina Public Schools, May 1920.
Diplomatic report in form of a letter to Charles Viscount Townshend, Ambassador to the Netherlands
Directory of property owners in Lawrence, Kansas
A photocopy of a directory of property owners in Lawrence, Kansas Territory, arranged by street and lot number. The directory also includes an index of the names in the directory that was compiled at a later date.
Dirk Shears - Klocke family correspondence
The collection consists of a handmade copy of Dirk Shears’s only book of poetry, letters from Shears to his friends Laura (Rempel) Klocke and Richard Klocke, a few photographs of Dirk Shears along with photographs of his art, and a two-page timeline of the city of Chicago with illustrations and quotes. The letters range widely in subject from art, architecture, literature, philosophy, science and politics to personal items, mental health, addiction and employment after incarceration.
Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary Jayhawk Chapter no. 22 records
The Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary (DAVA), Jayhawk Chapter 22 was formed in 1950 and first met in 1951. This collection includes history scrapbooks and minute record books from 1950 through 2001.
"Discussions by Thomas Ewing 1829-1896"
Disputations in Vniuersam Ar[istotle]is Stagiritæ Logicam
Dissertation on the best means of maintaining and employing the poor in parish work-houses
Division of University Extension.
Notes on a district meeting in Lawrence to discuss watershed development. 1952?
Documents concerning the city of Sabbioneta (Italy)
Documents of Abbey Dore
Documents concerning land conveyed to Abbey Dore, Herefordshire, England, mostly dating to the 13th century. Relates primarily to the Abbey's granges called Lincoyt and Lanveyr located near Grosmont and the forest of Severenny, Upper Gwent (present-day Monmouthshire). Land was issued by Hubert de Burgh; Edmund, earl of Lancaster; and private persons.
Documents of Walter Savage Landor, collected by John Forster
Dodge and Miller family letters
This collection consists of six letters among three different generations of the Dodge family while residing in Buffalo, New York; at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas; and in Emporia, Kansas. The letters mostly focus on family news, including marriage announcements and the illnesses and deaths of family members.
D'Olier family papers
This collection of manuscripts and published sources concerns the life and ancestry of Richard D'Olier of Dublin, Ireland, a leader in 18th century Dublin Methodism whose Huguenot ancestors emigrated from France to Ireland. Included is a memoir recounting the 1793 to 1794 imprisonment of the Richard D'Olier family members who were residing at Montauban in the south of France when the Reign of Terror commenced.
Domenico Fischietti libretto
Libretto by Carlo Goldoni and full score by D. Fischietti for the opera "Il mercato di Malmantile" ("The Malmantile Market"). Includes all 3 acts. The opera was first performed in London 10 November 1761; it was originally written in 1757.
Don Ehrlich Collection
An essay by Don Ehrlich for the class GE 502 Seminar in Cultural Geography: Settlement Geography at the Kansas State Teachers College (now Emporia State University). The essay describes the town of Dunlap, Morris County, Kansas, based on interviews, county records, and books, including the founding and eventual failure of the town.
Don Imus photograph
This collection consists of a single color photograph of a closeup of Don Imus' face.