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Florence Harkrader Hastings photographs
Photographs, dated 1915, of images taken around the College of Emporia in Kansas by donor Carol Graham's mother, Florence Harkrader Hastings. Photographs include scenes of students and buildings on Emporia's campus.
Florence Looney papers
The Florence Looney Papers are those of a long time Wichita, Kansas resident and are dated from 1974-1987. They consist solely of several oversize posters and published materials. Folder arrangement is alphabetical.
Florence Lydia Snow papers
Florence Snow (1861-1955) was a poet and author who lived most of her life in Kansas. These papers include her journals and notebooks, correspondence, poems and other writings, public proofs and notes, studies of the human hand, Snow's obituary along with images of her, and some family history.
Florence Lydia Snow scrapbook
This bound scrapbook contains news clippings and tearsheets of published articles and short stories by Kansas poet and author Florence L. Snow. The scrapbook, compiled by the author, includes manuscript segments of her writings. Housed separately are two photographs--one of Snow at her Lawrence, Kansas home, and one of the home of her sister Ella Snow (Mrs. W. W. Sain) at Neosho Falls, Kansas.
Floyd Schultz collection
Floyd Schultz history
The Floyd Schultz history consists of research compiled by Marlin Hawley on amateur archeologist Floyd Schulz of Clay Center, Kansas. It predominately contains photocopies of Schultz's correspondence, inventories of Indigenous objects that Schultz collected, articles written by and about Schultz, and Hawley's original correspondence about Schultz.
Forbes Brothers Central Mills financial records
The Forbes Brothers Central Mills of Topeka, Kansas, was established in the late 1890s by William A. Forbes under the name of Forbes Milling. This collection contains annual financial reports of the company covering the years 1931 through 1948.
Ford Madox Brown collection
This collection consists of letters and exhibit catalogs concerning British painter and designer Ford Madox Brown (1821-1893), compiled originally by University of Kansas English Department faculty member William Doremus Paden.
Fort Leavenworth, Kansas photographic postcards
Two real photographic postcards depicting Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. The views are of officers' quarters on Pope Avenue and of Otis Hall. There are descriptive inscriptions on the back of each postcard. Fort Leavenworth, which is located north of Leavenworth, Kansas, is the oldest Army post west of the Mississippi River and is known for training Army leaders through its Command School.
Fort McKinney, Wyoming photograph album
Fort Riley camp photograph
This collection consists of one panoramic photograph on fabric backing. A caption reads "Camp of Instruction. Fort Riley, '08, Pennell photo."
Fort Riley, Kansas counseling project records
Jan Flora and Dave Bunten served as counselors for a project at Fort Riley, Riley County, Kansas during the Vietnam War. This collection is comprised of working files as well as publications regarding conscientious objector status and service discharge.
Fort Riley photographs
Five panoramic silver gelatin photographic prints showing Kansas National Guard (K.N.G.) soldiers at Fort Riley, Kansas in the latter half of the 1920s. The photographs have been flattened and wrapped around a structural support tube in a single cubic foot box.
Fort Riley World War II-era photographs
Photographs of Fort Riley, Kan. and other locations during World War II and the years directly following. The photographs appear to have been taken mostly by a sergeant who trained at Fort Riley and was later sent overseas to serve in Europe and Japan. Several photographs show a three-vehicle wreck in a roadside ditch 33 kilometers from Landshut, Germany, potentially as part of "Exercise Normal," a large scale war maneuvers training event in the fall of 1948.
Forty-Nine Sixty-Three Neighborhood Coalition records
September 1971 progress report, April 1972 status report, and several photocopied flyers and a form letter to individuals living in the neighborhood, regarding the coalition's efforts on behalf of the neighborhood.
Forum Club papers
One volume of papers read by members of the Forum Club, focused on English and Irish poets and poetic movements, mostly of the 19th and early 20th century.
Foster brothers collection
This collection includes the correspondence of J.B. Henry and E.B. Foster between 1890 and 1902. The letters concern business transactions, family news, newspaper clippings, and mineral discoveries. Also includes 13 letters between March 21st and April 20th, 1896, concerning lobbying attempts to secure oil lease rights on Osage tribal land in Kansas as well as newspaper clippings and three packets of zinc mineral samples.
"Four Centuries in Kansas"
In 1930 several newspapers in Kansas reprinted a manuscript on Kansas history by Bliss Isely as a serial entry in their daily papers. The article was addressed to the schoolteachers of Kansas, who were to bring it to the attention of their students. Isely’s laudatory interpretation of Kansas history includes Native American history, white settlement, and the building of transportation systems. The articles are written from a Eurocentric white male perspective.
Four letters written by William Maxwell
A collection of four letters written by William Maxwell to P.S. O'Hegarty.
Fowler-Rose-Thompson Collection
This collection consists of personal and business papers of the Fowler, Rose, and Thompson families and of their connections, the Bracken, Lane, Sawyer, Shonerd, Ott, Smith and Bullock families.
Fragments of papyrus with manuscript Greek text
Part of the Papyrus Fragments Collection. Fragments of paypyrus with manuscript, Greek text
Frances E. Kitchen memorabilia
The Memorabilia of Frances E. Kitchen are those of a longtime Kansas resident who worked as a nurse at both Western University and Douglass Hospital in Kansas City, Kansas. Items in the collection include a nameplate and two plaques. The collection's one photograph is housed at RH MS-P 1148.
Frances Tomlin papers
The Papers of Frances Tomlin are those of a native Kansan who was highly active in Hutchinson.
Francis Harper papers
Francis J. Walsh correspondence
This collection includes letters from Francis and wife Blanche Walsh to his parents, letters from Francis' parents to him, and various letters from Francis' friends during World War II. The bulk of the collection dates from the years 1942-1945, with only a few items included on either side of those dates.