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Hope Laws papers
"Hopefield Presbyterian Mission"
Horace W. Wardell personal papers
Horace W. Wardell was a Civil War soldier from Illinois who later resided in both El Dorado and Hutchinson, Kansas. This collection contains his obituary, some correspondence, and three of his diaries from 1863-1864. Also included is the diary and correspondence of Wm. H. Bloss, circa 1873, and other miscellaneous correspondence.
Horizon 2020 records
Horizon 2020 is the comprehensive land use plan for the City of Lawrence, adopted by the Lawrence/Douglas County Metropolitan Planning Commission in 1996, the Lawrence City Commission in 1997, and the Douglas County Board of County Commissioners in 1998. This collection includes materials used during the development of the plan in the early 1990s.
Hornbooks collection
Two hornbooks, one made of ivory and the other made of horn, dating from the 17th and 18th centuries and displaying the alphabet.
Horton, Kansas photograph album
This collection consists of a single volume with ten photographs of Horton, Kansas at the beginning of the 20th century. Photographs primarily include buildings, homes, and other locations around town with one photo of women residents.
Horton, Kansas photograph collection
Photographs showing Horton, Brown County, Kansas businesses, activities, and residents.
Howard family collection
Howard H. Miller papers
These are the letters and diaries of Howard Hale Miller, a pharmacist with the US Navy Medical Corps, while he was stationed aboard the USS Leonard Wood from 1941-1943.
Howard Killam Collection
This collection consists of photographic material including slides, negatives, and photographs of various train stations, engines, cars, and cabooses, as well as manuscript material about trains and railroads. The material was collected and documented by Howard Killam througout his lifetime.
Howard N. Stoner audio recordings
Three reel to reel audio tape recordings of Howard Stoner reminiscing about his career as a guard at the United States Penitentiary in Leavenworth, Kansas.
Howard W. Mitchell journal
Mitchell's travels in Colorado, New Mexico, and Kansas are recounted in detail, as are his observations regarding the people he encounters. Half of the journal is devoted to Colorado and New Mexico, and the other half to Salina, Kansas.
Hughes and Hersey Farm photograph collection
Photographs of the Hughes and Hersey farm operations at Arvilla, Dakota Territory, as well as scenes of Arvilla, trains, and Manitoba excursionist visitors.
Hugo Rothstein Letter
Hugo Rothstein (1810-1865), a major in the Prussian army and director of Berlin's Royal Central Gymnasium (Konigliche Turnlehrer Bildungsaustalt), sends new year's greetings to an unidentified "Doktor".
Human Resources Corporation, Kansas City, Missouri, records
The Human Resources Corporation (HRC) of Kansas City, Missouri was incorporated in 1964 as a non-profit, tax exempt community action agency to administer public and private funds for area anti-poverty programs. The collection consists of papers of board member and officer (treasurer) of HRC, Robert E. Rosenwald. They are mostly copies of papers presented to the board for approval of HRC activities.
Hungate family papers
This collection consists of correspondence, photographs, and other miscellaneous materials from the Hungate family, particularly Dr. Carroll Paul Hungate and his immediate family during the end of World War II when he was stationed in Rio de Janerio, Brazil. There is also a small amount of material, including a scrapbook, from Ida (Devaney) Patterson, Hungate's mother-in-law, and her family.
Hunter family letters
Hutchinson, Kansas business records
Hutchinson, Kansas Cyrus Cauldron souvenir photo book
This collection includes a souvenir photo book from a women's fraternal organization, Cyrus Cauldron (sometimes spelled Caldron) No. 8, in Hutchinson, Reno County, Kansas. Photographs appear to be from the 1920s and include member and group portraits and images of buildings and homes within Hutchinson. Notable buildings include the Convention Hall, Sante Fe Railroad, and Fred Harvey's Bisonte Hotel.
Hutchinson, Kansas NAACP collection
Hylas Thompkins family papers
The Hylas Thompkins family papers document the lives of a long time Missouri family during the 1940s-1960s.
"I cannot think when I behold thy chair. . ." Copied by Sophie Tennyson?
Poem of 13 4-line stanzas, beginning: "I cannot think when I behold thy chair. . ."
I. F. Bradley, Sr. family papers
The I. F. Bradley, Sr. family papers are those of a long time Kansas family, the head of which was a Kansas City, Kansas Justice of the Peace and active in civil rights and politics.
Ian Hamilton Finlay poetry and correspondence
Ian Hamilton Finlay (1925-2006) was a poet and artist who lived most of his life in Edinburgh, Scotland. This collection dates from 1964 to 1967, when Finlay was involved in the concrete poetry movement. Included are drafts and final printed copies of Finlay’s works, extensive correspondence with art historian Stephen Bann and critic Mike Weaver, periodicals and photographs.
"Ice Gorge" of Lawrence, Kansas postcard
One postcard with a black and white image of the "Ice Gorge" outside Lawrence, Kansas, presumably along the Kansas River. Some buildings are visible in the distance.