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Ida Mae Newsom collection
Ida Weith Faddis family histories
A family history/personal memoir written by Ida Faddis. The manuscript begins with the move of the Weith and Newton families to Iola, Kansas, in the 1870's and ends with Ida Faddis' retirement from public school teaching in 1954. The memoirs are mainly drawn from the reminiscences of several family members and contains some early history of Iola, Basset, Gas City, and LaHarpe, Kansas.
Identity formation in the East Lawrence neighborhood
This photocopied 63-page research paper was written by University of Kansas graduate student Cathy Ambler for a 1991 fall semester course in American Studies. Ambler's paper explores the economic and cultural history of the East Lawrence neighborhood of Lawrence, Kansas as related to the neighborhood's development and identity. Included are fifty-three illustrations of East Lawrence streets and buildings.
Il conclave del 1774: Dramma per musica da recitarsi nel…Carnovale dell’anno 1775…
Satirical libretto for (closet?) musical drama based on election of Pope Pius VI.
[Il pastor fido.] Imitation du Berge Fidele, pastorele Italiene pour...Charlote Helene Gaiant
A 17th- or 18th-century copy of the pastoral tragicomedy, Il pastor fido, written in 1590 by the Italian poet and diplomat, Giovanni Battista Guarini (1538-1612).
Illustrated Cold War Current Event Calendars
Illustrated Letters to Grandgoy Leonard
Illustrated letters from Albert T. Reid to his grandson Leonard, whom he sometimes called Lenno. Also contains photographs, news clippings, and other related materials.
Impressions of ethnicity: the German community in Lawrence, Kansas, 1869-1917
A photocopied 21-page typescript of a class paper by University of Kansas graduate student James B. O'Barr, describing the German community of Lawrence, Kansas during the years 1869-1917.
Independent Order of Good Templars of Jefferson County, Kansas, Lodge No. 17 records
This collection consists of a minute book and loose materials from the Independent Order of Good Templars of Sarcoxie Township, Jefferson County, Kansas.
Index abecedarius: an alphabetical index to the first edition of the 'Species Plantarum' of Linnaeus
"Indian Education at Haskell Institute, 1884-1937" by Loretta Granzer
Typescript master thesis by Loretta Granzer for the University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebraska in 1937. Bibliography on pages 260-270.
"Indian Romance" by E.D. Saunders
This collection consists of E.D. Saunders' account of the tale of Frenchman Michael Barada's courtship of Tae-Gle-Ha, or Laughing Buffalo, a Native American member of the Omaha Tribe. The account, told by Will Barada, explains why the Nebraska Legislature passed a bill to make the Barada family members of the Omaha tribe.
Indianola, Kansas town records
The collection dates from 1863 to 1901 and includes six Internal Revenue licenses and an article titled, "Story of a Town That Was" from the Topeka State Journal, referring to Indianola, Shawnee County, Kansas.
Ingleside Club records
Insurance Policy for the ship A.R. Tucker
The insurance policy for the ship A.R. Tucker was issued in 1868 by the Union Mutual Marine Insurance Company of New Bedford, Massachusetts. The policy covered losses during the ship's voyages for the next four years, to expire in 1872.
Interest notice from H. B. Denman
Addressed to A. Repnir by H. B. Denman, mayor of Leavenworth, Kansas, to pay interest due to Auley McAuley. McAuley's signed receipt is on the same sheet.
International Brotherhood of Steam Shovel and Dredge Men account book
Account book and honorary withdrawal card receipt book, for district 6. The items include membership information about steam shovel operators and workers in the strip coal mining industry in Kansas.
International City/County Management Association (ICMA) records
Interview with Mr. Smrha, Chief Engineer of the Water Resources Division, State Board of Agriculture.
Describes water resources development in Kansas.
Interview with William E. Connelley
Elias Snyder, son of Ely Snyder, interview with William E. Connelley on the Marais des Cygnes Massacre, May 19th, 1858; William C. Quantrill; John Brown on the Snyder Claim; James Montgomery; Marshall Cleveland, and the last of the Jayhawkers. Lawrence, Kan., 1942.
Interviews by William E. Connelley and letter
The accounts in this collection relate to Reuben Randlett's experiences in the 1856 sacking of Lawrence, Kansas; his activities as a spy among the raiders; the Battle of Black Jack; the dissolution of the Free State legislature in Topeka on July 4, 1856; and Randlett's captivity by William C. Quantrill in 1862. The collection also includes a photograph of Randlett.
Inventory of Pratt maps
Investigation of lynchings in Kansas and Missouri from 1889-1942
A list of blacks lynched in Missouri and Kansas from 1889-1942, with location of the incident, compiled in 1973.
Inviolata; Alto voice and organ
Inviolata. Song for alto voice and organ.
Invitation to attend the opening of the first section of forty miles of the Union Pacific Railroad's road west of the Missouri River
Note in accession file states that the opening was scheduled for August 18, 1864, but was not held because road wasn't acceptable.