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Ebenezer Emory Gore Reminiscences
Reminiscences describing the westward migration of the Gore family from Vermont to Oregon. Gore demonstrates considerable anti-Mormon attitudes. He also describes his family's trek along the Oregon Trail.
Ebenezer Hazard letter to Jedidiah Morse, New York
This one-page letter written by Ebenezer Hazard (1744-1817) in New York on December 12, 1789 to Jedidiah Morse (1761-1826), the American geographer and father of Samual F.B. Morse, relates news of family and friends but mainly concerns geographical publishing. The letter is docketed on the verso "Mr Hazard Dec 12 1789 New York birth of Erskine his son respecting geography."
Eberhart Reunion Association collection
These Eberhart family histories, photographs, genealogical charts, and minutes of the Eberhart Reunion Association document the family history of Joseph Eberhart and his wife Catherine (Kistler) Eberhart, who emigrated from Pennsylvania to Kansas Territory in 1854, becoming early settlers on a Douglas County claim located south of the Lawrence community. Records of the Association chronicle the Pennsylvania German ancestry of the Eberharts and the history of the Eberharts in Kansas.
Economic essays collected by C.V. Gerritsen
This collection consists of three brief essays, separately bound, on the Bank of England and its power to issue Scottish notes. The items were collected by C.V. Gerritsen. One essay, "Capital and Currency: Leading Positions," was written by one individual; the other two essays regarding advantages and privileges of the Bank of England, were written by a different unidentified author.
Edgar and Elizabeth Begole’s Santo Tomas Internment Camp collection
The collection includes scrapbooked documents and items collected by Edgar and Elizabeth Begole, who were detainees in the Santo Tomas Internment Camp in Japanese-occupied Manila, Philippines from January 1942 to February 1945. There are also two booklets commemorating the 50th anniversary of the liberation of the internment camp and two background articles about the camp printed from the Internet.
Edgar, Nebraska photographs
Photograph album of Edgar, Nebraska, businesses.
Edgar Watson Howe correspondence and photographic memorabilia
Edgar Watson Howe (1854-1937) was editor of E. W. Howe's Monthly and the Atchison (Kan.) Globe, as well as author of numerous books and articles. This collection contains correspondence to and from Howe dating from 1908 to 1933 and photographs of him, family members, and A.B. McDonald.
Edgar Wolfe Letters
Letters from Edgar Wolfe to John and Dorothy Baird, from 1953-1988.
Edgar Wolfe papers
This collection contains personal correspondence, books on learning Turkish, books written in Turkish, and manuscripts by Edgar Wolfe and his students and colleagues.
Edith Falkenstien's Menninger Bible Study course materials
Edith Hyer papers
This collection of the papers of Lawrence, Kansas resident Edith Hyer (1888-1975) includes photographs, journals, Bibles, and various other books, as well as memorabilia.
Edith Krull collection
As a journalist, Dr. Edith Krull (1921-1987) traveled throughout East Germany viewing art exhibitions. The bulk of this collection consists of alphabetically organized art exhibition catalogs from her work as an art critic. The collection also includes sizable groups of facsimile art postcards, as well as programs of opera, concert, and ballet performances, posters, bibliographic index cards, and other items.
Edith Marie Clarke papers
Edith Clarke's papers include correspondence and genealogical material about her family; correspondence with many prominent Lawrence, Kansas citizens and University of Kansas professors; papers pertaining to the University of Kansas Library and other libraries in Kansas around 1900; personal financial records, bank statements and tax receipts; and numerous photographs, greeting cards, and calling cards.
Editorial Cartoons
This collection consists of editorial cartoons treating the campaign for President of the United States, 1960, and the Kennedy Administration, 1960-1963.
Edna Mae Whitehouse collection
The Edna Mae Whitehouse collection documents the experience of a singer and entertainer who performed in the Kansas City, Missouri area during the 1930s-1950s. The collection includes photographs and clippings of song lyrics Whitehouse used in her performances, among other materials.
Edna Worthley Underwood collection
Edna Worthley Underwood was a Kansan writer and translator who spoke more than 14 languages. This collection, compiled by Florence L. Snow in 1944, contains newspaper clippings, copies of correspondence between Underwood and Snow, and book catalogs mentioning Underwood's various publications.
Edward A. Bayne collection of Bernard Berenson materials
This collection comprises correspondence, articles, texts, clippings, and photographs by or concerning art historian and critic Bernard Berenson (1865-1959), collected by Edward A. Bayne of the American Universities Field Service in Florence, Italy.
Edward Capern letter
This collection consists of a single letter written by Edward Capern to Dr. Lin from Bideford, England, providing biographical details about his life and career, including working as a child laborer at a factory.
Edward Everett Hale carte de visite
This collection consists of a carte de visite photographic print of Edward Everett Hale, a noted clergyman and literary figure from 19th century Massachusetts. The photograph was taken by Warren's of Boston, Mass.
Edward Everett Hale letter
Edward Fitch Correspondence
Edward Fitch came to Kansas in 1855 as a representative of the New England Emigrant Aid Society of Boston. This collection consist of letters of Sarah Fitch, Otis Wilmarth, Sarah's father, and also a short family history written by Sarah's daughter.
Edward J. Van Liere correspondence
This collection includes correspondence between Dr. Edward J. Van Liere, author of A Doctor Enjoys Sherlock Holmes, and Dr. Julian Wolff, editor of The Baker Street Journal, about Van Liere's subscriptions and contributions to The Baker Street Journal.
Edward M. Greb personal library on government, politics, economics, and history
Edward Greb founded the Freedom Center Bookstore in Kansas City in 1963 and operated it until his retirement in 1970. This collection contains subject files from Greb's personal research library on topics related to government, politics, economics, and history.