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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.
Francis M. Mason diary
Franklin "Francis" Marion Mason moved to Kansas in 1863, building a homestead near McCune Township in Crawford County, Kansas. This collection consists of his diary providing a brief account of life on the farm from 1888-1904, documenting chores, weather, and other daily tasks in rural Crawford County. Loose items found in the diary have been stored separately.
Francis Pierce Fitzwilliam letterbook
This letterbook contains signed carbon copies of correspondence from Francis Fitzwillam, an attorney in Leavenworth, Kansas, dating from June 9, 1910 to July 14, 1913. There is an index to the letterbook.
Francis Sharkey's memorandum books
This collection of 6 autobiographical memorandum books was written by Francis Sharkey of Rathmines, Dublin, Ireland, possibly starting as early as 1835 but, based on internal evidence, mostly in 1848-1849.
Francisco de Salzedo devotional book
Francisco María Núñez Monge papers
This collection consists of two typescripts: Legislación sobre el monopolio de Licores y la fábrica Nacional (a history of legislation on the liquor monopoly) (1940) and Estudio Histórico sobre la producción y el monopolio de licores en Costa Rica (a study on the historical production and monopoly of liquors in Costa Rica) (1941).
Frank A. Theis papers
Throughout his lifetime, Frank Theis launched several grain trade endeavors and acted as administrator/director of many government programs. This collection of his papers includes correspondence, articles, clippings, and research data regarding Theis' involvement in the grain trade and its regulation by the United States government.
Frank Carlson oral history collection
Frank Carlson (1893-1987), a Concordia, Kansas native, is the only Kansas statesman to have served in the Kansas Legislature, Governor's Office and both houses of Congress. This collection includes transcripts and audio recordings of his 1976 oral history, which addressed not only his political career, but also his personal experience.
Frank Claude Davis papers
Frank Doster correspondence and miscellaneous writings
Frank Harris correspondence and photographs
About 150 letters (photostats and originals) to and from Frank Harris, along with two photographs and other miscellaneous manuscript items. Most of the letters date from the latter part of Harris's life. Correspondents include George Bernard Shaw, Princess Alice of Monaco, Upton Sinclair, Jay Kaufman, and others.
Frank Holland papers
Frank Holland (1890-1983)served as a structural engineer for Missouri Valley Bridge and Iron Company, Leavenworth, Kansas. This collection of his papers consists of records he kept, predominantly financial, as he traveled around the state in his professional capacity.
Frank Ivers Frayne collection
The Frank Ivers Frayne collection consists of photographs of the Frayne family and other mementos of Frank's theatrical career, as well as some of Frayne's drawings, play manuscripts, accounting records, and correspondence. There are also newspaper clippings and scrapbooks about the Frayne shows and about the Frayne family more generally.
Frank Kersnowski papers
This collection includes correspondence and recordings of interviews with Irish writers, and additional paper materials related to interviews with the writers. The materials were compiled by Dr. Frank Kernsnowski, an English Professor and Irish studies scholar who earned his doctorate at the University of Kansas, and retired from Trinity University, San Antonio, Texas. Also included are enclosures removed from Kersnowski's book collection of Irish literature.
Frank Proctor family papers
Frank R. Lanter Lumber Company collection
This collection consists of three volumes of accounting records from the Frank R. Lanter Lumber Company of Olathe, Kansas. The volumes include a bad accounts list and ledger, account book, and daily sales ledger.
Frank T. Shute diary
Frankfort High School stock certificate
Stock certificate owned by F. D. Bliss, for purchase of gymnasium equipment. Frankfort, June 1, 1924.
Franklin, Douglas County Collection.
Mounted newspaper clippings concerning the history of Franklin and Douglas Counties. Two clippings are identified as being from the Lawrence Daily Journal-World, 1927 and 1936.
Franklin family collection
Franklyn D. Ott and Aleta Jo Petrik-Ott papers
This collection contains scientific and scholarly material regarding algae and ferns, written or gathered by Franklyn D. Ott and Aleta Jo Petrik-Ott.
Fraternal Aid Hall Floor Plan
This collection contains a blueprint floor plan of the Fraternal Aid Association's Hall (Lawrence, Kansas), as well as a dance card from a 1907 Phi Kappa Psi dance held at the hall. The building was probably designed between 1894, when the association incorporated, and 1904 and was built in 1905 at the corner of 8th Street and Vermont. The Lawrence association was part of a national fraternal aid organization.