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Nate Foster papers
Collection includes photographs, newsletters, and correspondence related to the personal and professional life of Nate Foster, a Kansas-based African American powerlifter active from the late 1970s into the mid-1980s. Foster won the World Masters titles for powerlifting from 1980 to 1983. Foster also coached the US Women's Powerlifting Team at the World Championships in Hawaii in 1981.
Nathaniel Sawyer family papers
National Amateur Press Association membership bundles
Nationally Accredited Flower Show Judges of Greater Kansas City records
The Nationally Accredited Flower Show Judges of Greater Kansas City is a member organization of the Federated Garden Clubs of Missouri and the National Council of State Garden Clubs, Inc. This collection of their records contains minute books from the club's founding through 1986.
Native American stereocards
25 stereocards of posed views of Native American life, manufactured by the Keystone View Company. One stereocard displays students in front of Haskell Institute in Lawrence, Kansas. Terms and language used on the stereo cards to identify the photographs is representative of when the images were created and by whom; this language has not been replicated in this finding aid. No individual tribes are identified in the collection.
Natural Cooler Storage Project of War Food Administration scrapbook
Photostatic copy of a scrapbook containing newspaper clippings, news releases from the federal government, photographs, and a site plan for the George W. Kerford Quarry Company's mine cooler leased by the War Food Administration in 1944.
Natural History Art and Illustration by D. D. Tyler
Naturalist’s Sketch Book
Book of natural history. Brief scientific descriptions and paintings of butterflies and moths, birds, beetles, mantides and locusts, other insects, coral, shellfish, jellyfish, etc. Gives generic and specific characteristics, other names, locality, and bibliographical references to Linnaeus and mid-18th century writers.
"Nature display'd; being a short account of such particulars of natural history as was thought most proper to excite curiosity and form the minds of youths"
Compendium of natural history, physical sciences and technology compiled by Gregory Faux of Thetford, Norfolk, England in 1748 and intended for educational use. Illustrations are mainly of animals, but some of technology (ship's rigging, wine-press, methods of fishing, etc.) Some are copied or based on Pluche (sometimes apparently not illustrating text).
Ne Plus Ultra Art and Literary Club records
The Ne Plus Ultra Art and Literary Club records are those of a local collective effort among Topeka, Kansas, women to promote unity and goodwill through domestic artwork, literature and community service.
Nebraska State Penitentiary photographs
This collection consists of photographic postcard prints of images from the first Nebraska State Prison building and buildings, grounds, and activities located at the Nebraska State Penitentiary in Lincoln, Nebraska. Most of the images date from approximately 1910.
Needwood Forest Manuscript
Needwood Forest Manuscript is a copy of a printed book published: Lichfield, Jackson, 1776. At Part III is laid in an Epitaph on Mrs. Nelly Mundy, who died September 5 , 1813. With this is bound a printed book: Mundy’s "The Fall of Needwood, Derby, Drewry," 1808.
Nellie McGurdy scrapbook of newspaper clippings
This volume contains newspaper clippings and obituaries of well-known persons, most likely complied by Nellie McGurdy.
Nelson Case scrapbook
Scrapbook primarily concerning Oswego and Labette counties and Nelson Case. Includes programs, etc. of the Kansas State Sunday School Association and certain district meetings.
Nelson S. Shaler collection
Neva Entrikin papers
Includes a copy of "From Smaland, Sweden to Smolan, Kansas, Part II" written by Neva Entrikin for a Kansas history class at the University of Kansas in 1978.
New York City rabbis protesting abortions photograph
A single photograph of rabbis in New York City protesting against abortion.
News releases, fact sheets, and photographs regarding President Harry S. Truman
Newspaper articles regarding Laird M. Wilcox
A collection of copied news paper clippings tracing Laird M. Wilcox's political activities from 1963 to 1973. Also includes "What's Up on the Far Left," a newspaper column written by Wilcox.
Newspaper clipping of the poem, "The Storm"
A clipping containing Kansan Richard E. Schneder's poem, "The Storm," published in an identified newspaper, under a column titled "With the Kansas Poets."
Newspaper clippings, Collected poems
Poems collected by author at request of May Williams Ward. Salina, Kansas.
Newspaper Clippings. [compiled by] Library, University of Kansas.
Newspaper clippings concerning Utopia College and its founder, Roger Babson
Mounted newspaper clippings from the Kansas City Star concerning Utopia College and its founder, Roger Babson.
Newspaper Clippings: Kansans in Mexico
Kansans in Mexico: a souvenir/compiled by Clifford C. Baker. Mounted newspaper clippings. Articles in Kansas newspapers by members of a party of Kansas journalists in Mexico in 1888.
Newspaper clippings on the early history of Gray County, Kansas
The collection contains a number of newspaper clippings from 1961-1976 detailing the early history of Cimarron, Montezuma, and other towns in Gray County, Kansas.