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KFKU, WIBW-TV, and WREN materials
This collection contains promotional materials for television station WIBW-TV, Topeka, Kansas, as well as materials from radio stations KFKU at the University of Kansas and WREN of Lawrence, Kansas.
Kickapoo Land Allotments
"Kids, let's make a mud fort" workshop materials
Kij Johnson papers
The Kij Johnson collection contains story drafts, research materials related to published and unpublished works, correspondence, award materials, and audiovisual materials. Johnson is a speculative fiction author, as well as an author of nonfiction and poetry.
Kingsley and Regina Frey fiftieth wedding anniversary
Invitation and newspaper article from the Kingsley and Regina Frey Golden Wedding. The newspaper article provides some biographical information on the Topeka, Kan. couple.
Kinnamon family papers
The Richard Kinnamon family resided in Reno County, Kansas. This collection of their papers contains memo books and account ledgers 1875-1923, farm journals 1886-1888, and daily journals 1880-1881. This collection also contains almanacs from 1875, 1877, 1878 and correspondence of Pearl Francis Kinnamon.
Kiowa Territory photographs
Views of a town in the Kiowa Territory, later claimed as part of the state of Oklahoma. Views include street scenes, industries, and residences.
KJHK Radio Wars
Knaus-Gavitt correspondence and miscellaneous documents
The Knaus-Gavitt collection consist mostly of correspondence and miscellaneous documents to Warren Knaus and W.W. Gavitt.
Knights and Ladies of Security collection
Beneficiary certificates, letters, application form, and miscallenous printed materials from the Knights and Ladies of Security. Those addressed in the correspondence include A. Ballard, J. C. McArthur, E. E. N. Coan, and W. B. Kirkpatrick.
Ku Klux Klan collection (Tacoma, Washington)
This collection consists chiefly of Ku Klux Klan membership guides, but also includes communications relating to Klan members of Pierce County, Washington during the 1920s. Included are pamphlets published by and for Women of the Ku Klux Klan, two photographs of a Klan parade float, and a Klan hood from Tacoma, Washington.
KU Klux Klan convention photograph
This group portrait was taken at a convention between the years 1921 and 1925, the heyday of Ku Klux Klan activity in Kansas. It is possible that this photograph was taken at one of several sites including Topeka, El Dorado, Pittsburg, Emporia, or as suggested by a banner in the photograph, Leavenworth.
KU Twelve Incident
Kurt Thurmaier poster collection
This collection contains various Cold War-era peace posters and artworks from various sources, countries, and organizations. Includes posters from religious organizations, such as Quaker and Mennonite groups, as well as organizations formed specifically for peace and against nuclear armament, and university and municipal groups.
L. H. Tragelles letter
L. H. Tragelles (possibly Trazelles or Inazelle), writes from the Gaity Theatre in Dublin on January 29th to an unknown recipient. The writer, currently a pantomime performer, thanks the recipient for kind remembrances and wishes and encloses a program (not included) as an example of the work which the writer has done while traveling around the world 3 times.
Ladies Literary League (Lawrence, Kan.) records
Ladies of Lawrence portrait album
The Ladies of Lawrence presented this album to Edmund Gibson Ross, Commandant at Lawrence, for his action of closing the liquor shops in the town. The photographs are mounted four per page.
Lady Margaret Beaumont letter
Laird M. Wilcox Papers
Laiten L. Camien papers
Papers relating to teaching and financing education, 1880-1940, and account book for Dill City Consolidated Schools, Dill City, Oklahoma.
Lakemary Center records
This collection contains board materials of the Lakemary Center ranging from 1977-1979. The Lakemary Center was founded by the Ursuline Sisters of Paola, Kansas in 1969. The program services individuals with developmental disabilities.
Lakota, Dakota, and Nakota photograph collection
Portraits and group photographs of Lakota, Dakota, and Nakota Native Americans at and near the Rosebud Indian Agency, South Dakota and Forts Robinson and Niobrara, Nebraska. Also includes photographs of the United States 7th Cavalry at Wounded Knee. Many of the photographs were taken by J.A. Anderson. Terms and language used on the photographs are representative of when the images/text were created and has not been replicated in this finding aid whenever possible.
Lambert Lumber Company records
The records in this collection reflect the business transactions at the Winchester yard of the Lambert Lumber Company and are extensive in the breadth of their documentation, including so many types of business records, as well as in the chronological coverage of the company, extending from 1897 to 1958. The precise dates of the existence of the company are unknown. The records have been arranged by type of material and then chronologically within that organization.
Land Grant to Samuel Dannell
Legal document: land grant: engraved form filled in by hand. Signed by Andrew Jackson.
Land title abstracts for Johnson County, Kansas
This collection includes land title abstracts for Johnson County, Kansas, created by the Anderson Title Company.