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German State Documents
Gertrude Leona Sailors' Daughters of the American Revolution records
Gertrude Von Stiers letters
This letter, written by ninety-three-year-old Lucas, Kansas resident Gertrude Von Stiers, is a memoir of her Mudge family's emigration from Iowa to Furnas County, Nebraska in 1879. She details their experiences as sodbusters, living in a dugout, and includes her recollections of Rayville residents in nearby Norton County, Kansas. Included is an accompanying letter from her married daughter Louise, recounting her own memories of Furnas County, Rayville, and of Rodenbaugh family members.
Gervais F. Reed papers
This collection includes political and financial correspondence related to the operation and ownership of the Garden City Telegram newspaper of Garden City, Kansas, held by Gervais Reed with Robert B. and L.F. Reed. The collection also contains photographs and newspaper pages from the 1930s through the 1990s.
Get acquainted : G.W. Kerford Quarry services, you can profit when you do.
Photocopy of a full-page newspaper advertisement which appeared November 26, 1950 in the Atchison Daily Globe. It contains caricatures of the Kerfords and some of their employees.
Getting ready for the fair ; a history of Bismark Grove and fair
The history of Bismark Grove and Fair was written by Alyssa Saul and won first place in the 1982 Kansas History Contest sponsored by the Douglas County Historical Society.
Gilbert H. Finlay Order of Eastern Star scrapbook material
This collection contains scrapbook material that was apparently never assembled into a scrapbook: photographs, ephemera, newspaper clippings, and letters to and from Gilbert H. Finlay, the Grand Patron of the Order of the East Star for the Kansas state chapter.
Gilbert H. Finlay scrapbooks and papers
Gilchrist Family Papers
The Gilchrist Family Collection includes memorabilia from the descendants of Mary Catherine Dunn and Andrew Bryson Gilchrist who settled in Harvey County, Kansas, in the 1880's. This collection includes photographs, newspaper clippings, letters, family trees, family directories, and e-mail correspondences from numerous members of the Andrew Bryson Gilchrist Family.
Gilgas family photographs
Glass plate and flexible negatives of scenes of the Gilgas family, their farming activities, and Willow Springs School in Douglas County, Kansas. Prints are also available of all negatives in the collection and should be consulted by researchers first.
Giovanni Costa letters
Giuseppe Antonio Langhi correspondence received
Giuseppe Antonio Langhi Correspondence received, 1590-1610
Giuseppe de Lama bound book of annotated poems
Bound book of poems, annotated. Fair copy (holograph?) made apparently to present to the dedicatee, "Madame la Comtesse Blanche Uggeri de la Somaglia" (Somaglia, Bianca Uggeri Capece della, 1743-1822, of Piacenza). The volume includes social verses with semi-biographical notes on the Parisians who inspired them and their own poems. There are also some political allusions.
Gladys Filson Carlson photographs
Gladys Filson Carlson was a member of the 1927 graduating class from the University of Kansas. The collection includes portraits of schools, agricultural and outdoor scenes from Kiowa, Kansas and from areas of western Kansas.
Gladys Garrison papers
The Gladys M. Garrison papers consist primarily of letters and postcards received by her and by her Garrison and Havens family members who resided in the Kansas communities of Salina, LeRoy, and Greeley from the early 1900s.
Gladys M. Burks papers
Glasgow family letters
This collection includes 12 letters written by members of the Glasgow family from approximately 1876-1881. The letters are written from Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas, and Kansas City, Missouri. Most of the letters address business matters regarding farms, including the purchase and selling of land and animals. The letters also address information and changes regarding family and friends, such as marriages, births, holidays, and day-to-day activities.
Glen Kappelman commemorative stamps
Stamps commemorating the Kansas territorial centennial (1954), Kansas statehood (1961), and James Naismith (1961), the inventor of basketball.
Glenn Kappelman World War II photographs collection
Glenn Kappelman smuggled a camera with him when he served in the European theatre of World War II. The photographs he took document his training, time as a replacement soldier awaiting assignment, and service with the 106th Cavalry Group in France, Germany, and Austria.
Glenn Kappelman's collection on community development projects
Records related to Glenn Kappelman's position as a court-appointed appraiser to review community development projects in Douglas County and Lawrence, Kansas.
Glenn, Livingood, Penzler Architects project slides
The Glenn, Livingood, Penzler Architects, a Lawrence, Kansas-based firm, provided services related to architecture, including graphic design, historic preservation, space planning, renovation, and site analysis. The firm merged with Treanor Architects in Spring 2008. This collection contains slides that depict various projects in the Lawrence area on which the firm has worked.
Glenwood State Hospital photographs
Photographs (cyanotypes) of Glenwood State Hospital, Glenwood, Iowa.
God, Guts, and Guns literary archive
These papers contain Phillip Finch's manuscript and galley proofs for his 1983 book, God, Guts, and Guns, which described contemporary forces of political conservatism (more commonly called "the Radical Right") within the United States. Included is a small quantity of correspondence related to his book, including a letter to Laird Wilcox, donor of the Finch manuscripts.
"Golden Spear" manuscript
Handwritten magazine of poetry, essays, stories, watercolors issued by the members of the Golden Spear, a charitable and literary club. The Golden Spear appears to be named after a mountain near Bray, south of Dublin. The Home for Crippled Children in Bray opened by Mrs. Lucinda Sullivan in 1874, was renamed the Sunbeam House in 1930, and closed in 1960.
Gordon Greb papers
Gordon Greb served as Chairman and CEO of the Greb X-Ray Company, Kansas City, Kansas and a member of the Heart of America Conservative Club. This collection of his papers includes correspondence regarding political activism, paper drafts, and assorted newsletters.