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Lorraine Co-Operative Oil Company records
This collection contains the meeting minutes of the board of directors of the Lorraine Co-Operative Oil Company, as well as some other administrative documentation of the company.
Lou Charno photographs
This collection includes a photoprint series of University of Kansas alumni by Lou Charno, who used a dye transfer process invented in 1869 to produce the images. The photographs were published in an exhibition guide, Gallery of Outstanding Kansans, 1986. The collection also includes 4x6 black and white prints and negatives of several demolished or disintegrating properties around Lawrence, Kansas, taken in 2002.
Louie C. Walbridge Views of Russell, Kansas
This collection contains views of Russell, Kansas taken by Louie C. Walbridge, who came to Russell in 1882 and bought a nearby sheep ranch which he called Profile Ranch. The collection includes views of the main streets of Russell and of various residences. The information included in the inventory list of the photographs was written by a Russell resident in 1954. All glass plates have had corresponding prints made after the collection was received by Spencer Research Library.
Louie Chester Walbridge photographs
This collection contains scenes of Profile Ranch, Russell County and many views of Louie Chester Walbridge's wife and children, taken by him. It includes images of farming, some interior and exterior shots of the family home and other buildings on the ranch, and some images from a Christmas holiday.
Louis and Henry Manners Katzman collection
The Louis and Henry Manners Katzman collection comprises annotated sheet music used by the Katzmans and others to create arrangements of popular music for George Gershwin's radio program "Music By Gershwin" in the early 1930s.
Louis La Coss letters
Louis R. Scott papers
The Louis R. Scott papers are those of a life-long Lawrence, Kansas resident who, during World War II, served as part of the Tuskegee Air Unit, later working for the U.S. Postal Service, and was an active member of the First Regular Missionary Baptist Church.
Louis Singleton Curtiss papers
Architectural drawings of buildings in Kansas City and Wichita, correspondence, class reports, measured drawings, photographs, and miscellaneous items.
Louisa Paulina Eisenmayer wedding invitation
Wedding invitation. Dated TRenton [Kan.], March 9, 1874, Printed, with envelope. Device with intertwined E and B. In German.
Louise Brown Family papers
The Louise Brown Family papers are those of a Lawrence, Kansas, family during the late 1800s and early 1900s.
Louise Wheaton Papers
The Louise Wheaton papers are those of a native Kansan, which focus on the Ninth Street Missionary Baptist Church of Lawrence, Kansas.
"Loyalty Day" photo
This collection consists of one photo, mounted on a piece of wood with the following written on it: "LOYALTY DAY, ARKANSAS CITY. APRIL 7, 1917. WE ARE WITH YOU WOODROW WILSON, WE'LL BE WITH YOU RIGHT ALONG. DADDY and the BOYS."
Lt. Alexander Alexion letters
This collection contains 17 personal letters written by Lieutenant Alexander Alexion (19th Bomb Group - 934 Squad) while he was stationed at Great Bend Army Airfield, Great Bend, Kansas, during World War II.
Lt. B.A. Linett letter
Letter to the editor of the Globe, Washington, D. C. Dated Fort Leavenworth, January 30, 1837.
Lt. John F. Hall (1332nd AAF Base Unit, Army Air Force) papers
Lt. John F. Hall of Macksville, Kansas served in the 1332nd AAF Base Unit, Army Air Force during World War II. This collection of his papers includes correspondence, Air Force documents, and other personal notebooks and items.
Luce and Swift family correspondence
This collection is composed of letters written between two seafaring families, the Luces and Swifts, in the late 1800s. The letters portray daily life in Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts and highlight life aboard a whaling vessel.
Lucetta Duncan autograph book
This autograph book was apparently assembled during the month of March, 1878. It includes the autographs of Miss Duncan's classmates in the public school of Lawrence, Kansas.
Lucy A. Wight photographs
This collection contains photographs displaying views of Lawrence, Kansas structures, the Kansas River, and river activities. They were taken by Miss Lucy A. Wight, a stenographer, who was living at 1012 Pennsylvania St. with her widowed mother Mrs. Ruth L. Wight in 1900. Lucy's sister Miss Annie I. Wight, a music teacher, was also living at the residence. All glass plate negatives have had corresponding prints made after the collection was received at Spencer Research Library.
Lyman Underwood Humphrey correspondence, documents, and memorabilia
Humphrey was governor of Kansas, 1888-1892. This collection of correspondence and documents, which is arranged chronologically, covers the period from 1872 to 1906.
Lynn Bretz collection of Elizabeth Layton and Asa Converse materials
Lyona, Kansas photograph collection
This collection contains photographs of the Staatz family in the Lyona and Woodbine, Kansas area circa 1887 to 1940, including Staatz family homes, stores in Lyona, and the Lyona School, district number 1.
M. Charles D. Henry Jr. Collection
This collection consists of a journal kept by Private M. Charles D. Henry who was stationed in France during World War I. It also includes a related booklet and several photographs.
M. Whitcomb Hess, a bibliographical checklist of fifty years
This bibliographical checklist covers the years 1924-1974 and was prepared by her daughter, likely in Columbus, Ohio in 1976.
Mabel Amrine reminiscences
The collection consists of a typescript of a newspaper article from 1955 and photocopy of a magazine article from 1956 written by Mabel Chilcott Amrine; and photocopies of a three-part newspaper article from 1957 written by M. F. Amrine. There is also a photocopy of Mrs. Amrine's magazine article which also appeared in a Topeka newspaper in 1957.
Mable T. Staden papers
The Mable T. Staden Papers are those of a Kansas native and long time Lawrence, KS resident. Staden worked at several local, Lawrence businesses and was an active member of St. Luke AME Church.