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Kansas Women's Republican Club twenty-sixth annual convention program
Program from the twenty-sixth annual convention of the Kansas Women's Republican Club, held at Topeka, Kansas on January 28, 1955, listing convention sessions as well as club officers and committee chairs.
Kanwaka Literary Club Program
Kappa Kappa Iota Nu Conclave and Rho Conclave records
This collection contains minutes, scrapbooks, and directories of the Lawrence, Kansas chapters (the Nu Conclave and the Rho Conclave) of Kappa Kappa Iota, a national sorority for women teachers. Also included are directories issued by Kappa Kappa Iota's Kansas Conclave (Gamma State), listing all Kansas chapters of the sorority.
Karl Allen collection
This collection contains materials gathered by Karl Allen, an American neo-Nazi who founded the White Party and operated a bookstore on the Party's behalf in the 1960s in Washington, D.C. Includes some bookstore records as well as news clippings, ephemeral publications, correspondence, and other materials related to Allen's socio-political interests.
Karl H. White papers
This collection consists of correspondence and papers written by and about Karl White. The correspondence refers to an article that appeared in the Lawrence Journal World, December 19, 1964, entitled "Lots of Fun in Those Good Old Days" by Elfriede Fischer Rowe. In his letters to Mrs. Rowe, White recalls his boyhood and college days in Lawrence, Kansas.
Karole Armitage collection
This collection documents the professional dance career of Karole Armitage, a Lawrence, Kansas native, from her early days as a young ballerina through 2017. The materials, comprising correspondence, newspaper and magazine articles, programs, and more, were collected by Katie Armitage, Karole's mother.
Kate Warthen Searcy papers
Kate (Warthen) Searcy was an early homesteader in western Kansas, in addition to being a schoolteacher, author, and newspaper editor. This collection includes her family correspondence and some records related to her career, as well as photographs and other personal materials.
Katherine Goldsmith papers
Kathryn Nelson Gifts, Miscellaneous items
Kathy George photograph collection
This collection contains late 20th century reproductions of photographs of railroad workers and their families, a meat market in Carlyle, Allen County, Kansas, and two girls playing.
Katie Armitage papers
This collection of Lawrence, Kansas-based historian Katie Hart Armitage's papers includes Armitage's correspondence spanning from the 1970s until 2016, as well as her historical research materials and preparatory notes for tours and presentations centered primarily on the American Civil War, the Oregon-California Trail, and the Santa Fe Trail.
Katie Armitage research on African Americans in Douglas County, Kansas
This collection consists of research materials used by Katie Armitage for her publications and presentations on African Americans in Lawrence and Douglas County, Kansas.
Kaw Valley Hemp Pickers photographs
The Kaw Valley Hemp Pickers were a counterculture group in the Lawrence, Kansas area during the 1960s and 1970s. This collection contains five black and white group photographs of the Kaw Valley Hemp Pickers. Some of the photographs contain nudity.
Kaw Valley Living Wage Alliance collection
Kaw Valley Medical Society records
The Kaw Valley Medical Society records are those of a Kansas City, Kansas- based organization of medical professionals.
Kaw Valley Older Women's League (O.W.L.) records
This collection consists of the records of the Kaw Valley Chapter of the Older Women's League (O.W.L.), a group devoted to advocating for the concerns of mid-life and older women. It includes correspondence, meeting minutes and information related to programs held by the Douglas County, Kansas-based group, news clippings, some information from the larger regional and national O.W.L. organizations, and other related materials.
Kaw Valley Quilters Guild Records
Kay Jay Laessig photographs
This collection includes the 1st through 5th grade class photographs of Kay Jay Laessig, who attended McAllaster Grade School at 14th and Rhode Island in Lawrence, Kansas during World War II. The collection also includes a picture of the 1944 McAllaster Orchestra in front of the school building and a candid photo with names listed on the back. Also included are photocopies of Kay Laessig’s 1942 war rations books.
Kaye family papers
This collection consists of estate documents, principally deeds, of the Kaye family of Woodsome in Yorkshire, England, from the 13th to 18th centuries, with the majority of documents dating from the 16th and 17th centuries. Some locations cited in these documents include Almondbury, Honley, Kirkheaton, Slaithwaite, Kirkburton, Huddersfield, etc.
Kelley Brothers records
Records from grocery and general mercantile store Kelley Brothers in White Cloud, Kansas. The bulk of the collection consists of financial records from the 1890s-1920s, but there are also some loose receipts and notes and James P. Kelley's transfer ledger from the 1940s.
Kenison family photographs
This collection contains photographic prints of the Hirim Kenison family in Waterville, Kansas, as well as son Charles Kenison's home and business in Goff, Kansas and photographs of son-in-law E.J. House and daughter Nell Kenison.
Kennedy - Ottinger family papers
This collection includes an autobiographical account of life in Kansas City from the late 1920s through the late 1940s written by Audrey Maridale Kennedy and postcards, correspondence, personal papers, scrapbooks, and photographs from the Kennedy and Ottinger families from throughout the 19th and 20th centuries.
Kenneth F. Crockett's research material on Kenneth and Helen Spencer
This collection consists of photocopies of original documents used in Ken Crockett’s research, his handwritten notes, and two drafts of the complete manuscript of the book he wrote on Kenneth and Helen Spencer, Kenneth and Helen Spencer: Champions of Culture and Commerce in the Sunflower State.
Keplinger family papers
Kersey Coates letter
This collection consists of a single letter, dated December 13, 1855, Cleveland, Ohio, to Hiram Hill, Esq., Philadelphia, Penn. Coates discusses his transacting business regarding real estates interests in Lawrence and Kansas City shared by Coates, Hill and others, who are unnamed. Their property in Lawrence is considered valuable and at Coates' direction was surveyed into town lots. Coates also alludes to the "trouble" in Lawrence which would probably "'fizzle out 'most ingloriously."