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Gordon Parks clippings and obituary materials
The Gordon Parks collection consists of materials from several Kansas newspapers on Parks' work, life, and death.
Governor Mike Hayden's family on Harvest Days slides
This collection contains color slides taken of Governor Mike Hayden's family and harvesting procedures in July of 1983.
Grace Episcopal Church records
Grace Episcopal Church is located in Chanute, Kansas. This collection primarily contains newsletters and other mailings from the church, along with vestry records, financial records, records of rites of baptism, marriage, burial, and confirmation, as well as service programs and other miscellanea.
Grace R. Clark papers
These papers of Grace R. Clark, an Arkansas City, Kansas piano teacher, church organist, and choir director, include clippings, photographs, and other mementos from her life and from the lives of her Clark family members.
Grace Reynolds Cook scrapbook
"Family puff book," created in Lawrence, Kansas? This scrapbook was compiled by Mrs. Grace Reynolds Cook, one of Samuel's children and a music teacher in Lawrence, who called it her "Family Puff Book." It contains newspaper clippings, photographs, and mementos of the Reynolds family.
Graduation scrapbook of Dorothy Vincent Buck, Superior High School (Superior, Neb.)
A high school graduation scrapbook compiled by Dorothy Vincent Buck, a 1911 graduate of Superior High School, Superior, Nebraska. Includes memorabilia from the 1911 graduates' first reunion in 1912.
Graham Ice Cream Company photographs
Photographs of interiors and employees of Graham Ice Cream Company in Omaha, Nebraska, as well as and two advertisement cards for the company.
Grand Klan of the Invisible Empire passport
Photocopy of a passport for the Grand Klan of the Invisible Empire, Realm of Kansas, expiring June 30, 1928. Original bearer's name marked out, with the address given as Stockton, Kansas.
"Grandmother's Letters," by Louisa B. Simpson
Photocopy of typescript of stories about a young woman growing up in territorial and Civil War-era Kansas.
Grant Allen letter
Grant Allen was a Canadian-born science writer and novelist who spent much of his adult life in England, Jamaica, and the French Riviera. This letter, written January 2, [1892 or later] from the Hotel du Cap, Antibes, France is a response to an individual who sought financial and professional support from Allen.
Grant-Bradbury family papers
Grant D. Venerable family papers
Grant D. Venerable was the first African American graduate of the California Institue of Technology in 1932. This collection includes records and photographs of cousins, aunts, and uncles of Grant D. Venerable and his wife Thelma (Scott) Venerable. Also included in this collection are articles relating to African Americans in higher education, including an article written by Venerable's son, Grant D. Venerable II.
Grant Township Treasurer's records
Records of the Treasurer of Grant Township, Douglas County, Kansas. Ledgers kept by the Treasurer show receipts and disbursements for the periods November 1907 through 1941 and 1949 through 1957. Additional records of the Treasurer for the period 1907 to 1957 include correspondence, invoices, and receipts; township bank account books, news clippings of published Treasurer's reports, and a 1933 township officers' guide.
Great Armour Packing Factory stereocard
One stereoview of the Great Armour Packing Factory in Kansas City, Missouri, taken by B. W. Kilburn's photography studio. The image shows several penned cattle and part of what apears to be a conveyor system.
Great Britain Court of Chancery proceedings
Roll: court proceedings (20 membranes). Records of 3 causes heard before the Lord Chancellor; containing Plaintiff's Bill of Complaint, Defendant's answer, Master's report and transcription of relevant documents, Chancellor's decree. Dates Covered: 1671-1728. Places covered: Calcutta, Dorset, Suffolk.
Great Spirit Spring Company records
This collection contains correspondence, draft articles of incorporation, agreements, and other records related to the management of the Great Spirit Spring Company, a bathhouse and mineral water company operating at the Great Spirit or Waconda Springs near Cawker City in Mitchell County, Kansas.
Great Western Manufacturing Company photograph collection
This collection contains photographic prints and negatives and some textual materials from the Great Western Manufacturing Company in Leavenworth, Kansas, Kansas' oldest manufacturing firm.
Greater Kansas City Council on Religion and Race records
This collection of the records of the Greater Kansas City Council on Religion and Race includes administrative records of the organization and collected information on issues of interest, particularly fair housing and education.
Green Thumb Garden Club records
The Green Thumb Garden Club was a gardening club founded in Lawrence, Kansas, in 1959, and operated until at least 2009. This collection contains their scrapbooks, which functioned as presidential reports, award applications, and contained the club’s yearly history. These scrapbooks include award ribbons, news clippings, correspondence, member listings, financial reports, and photographs.
Greene B. Buster papers
The Greene B. Buster papers are those of a longtime Kansas resident and career historian. For forty years, Buster taught history and was vice principal at Kansas City, Kansas' Sumner High School.
Greene County, Ohio, School District No. 2, Sugar Creek Township, Register and Schoolwork
Attendance register kept by teachers of School District No. 2, Sugar Creek Township, Greene County, Ohio, 1839-1845. (Manuscript attendance register book)
Greenwood household receipt book
Household receipt book, used by John T. Greenwood and others while living in Missouri and Nebraska. Contains cooking recipes, household medical and technological receipts, horse-medicine; list of "Books of Library;" account of a shooting (in Nebraska circa 1895?); some financial accounts.
Gregory Sipe papers
Gregory Sipe was a University of Kansas student, and editor of the Kansas Engineer from 1967-1968. Sipe served in the military during the Vietnam War era, stationed in Germany. The collection contains primarily journals and correspondence, as well as personal snapshot photographs.
Gretchen Cassel Eick collection
The Gretchen Cassel Eick collection mostly consists of research materials and drafts compiled for Eick’s dissertation, which became the book Dissent in Wichita: The Civil Rights Movement in the Midwest 1954-72. The collection also includes recordings of interviews, some general professional papers, and materials related to Eick's book They Met at Wounded Knee: The Eastmans’ Story.
GRIST records
John Fowler was editor and publisher of the GRIST magazine, published in the 1960s in Lawrence, Kansas. This collection includes manuscript and other draft materials from items published in the magazine, as well as correspondence between Fowler and contributors.