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Oral history recordings of Vietnam Veterans
This collection is comprised of 10 audiocassette tapes which contain oral interviews of Vietnam Veterans.
Oral Interviews
23 transcripts of oral African American history interviews taken in 1977 in Lawrence, Kansas, about race relations in Lawrence.
Order of the House of Commons Drawn Out of the Journals of the Said House Beginning at Primo Ed: 6ti: and ending 31:
Volume writen by "the learned William Lambert of Lincolns Inn Esquire." Includes sections on the first, second, and third reading of bills; who can and cannot be burgesses; punishment for offenses against the House; House member privileges, etc. William Lambarde (1536-1601) was an English antiquarian, politician, and writer on legal subjects.
Orders to Pay from the British Treasury
A collection of 14 orders to pay by the Treasury of Great Britain from the 18th century, with no apparent connection to each other.
Oread Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends minutes
Minutes of the Oread monthly meeting of Friends. Nov. 1950 - May 1966.
Oread Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends papers
Papers include annual budget, list of members and correspondence.
Oread Neighborhood Association records
This collection consists of survey reports, inventory forms, newsletters, photographs, and other administrative records from the Oread Neighborhood Association (ONA) of Lawrence, Kansas. The association has been concerned with the historic preservation of buildings in its neighborhood, expansion of the University of Kansas into the neighborhood, and maintaining the upkeep of the neighborhood.
“Origin of Names of Army and Air Corps Posts, Camps and Stations in World War II in Kansas”
Mary Moore Allen (1892-1963), daughter of North Carolina Supreme Court Justice William R. Allen (1860-1921), wrote pamphlets on the origins of names for Army and Air Corps posts, camps and stations in World War II for many states in the United States. This collection includes two copies of a typewritten pamphlet listing the origins of Army and Air Corps posts, camps and stations in Kansas During World War II, in alphabetical order.
Original letters and manuscript copy of Paul E. Wilson's "Letters to Harriet"
Original manuscripts and research notes for Rural schools and schoolhouses of Douglas County, Kansas
A collection of Goldie Piper Daniels' original manuscripts and research notes for her book, Rural Schools and schoolhouses of Douglas County, Kansas, published in 1975. Included are the author's many original pencil drawings of Douglas County schoolhouses, with which her book was illustrated.
Original plans for Pumping Plant for Lawrence Water Company
This collection is comprised of 8 original drawings for the pumping plant at the Lawrence Water Company. The plans were made official by the City Engineer at the time, E.H. Dunmire.
Original typescript of Bleeding Kansas.
Editor's copy of the manuscript, "Bleeding Kansas",
Orrin M. Murray papers
The Papers of Orrin M. Murray are those of a native Quindaro, Kansas historian and educator.
Orsetti family papers
The Orsetti family papers contains financial accounts, business letters, maps, and house-plans, legal documents, etc. These items are bound together into 294 volumes.
Osage County, Kansas record of deaths
Photocopy of a ledger recording the death of persons living in Osage County, Kansas. The ledger covers the time period January 1892 through January 1941 and states the name, date of death, place of burial and burial costs of the deceased. The original ledger is located at the Osage County Historical Society in Lyndon, Kansas.
Osage Mission ledger books
Various account books with the Osage Nation.
Oscar Eugene Learnard family papers
This collection consists of copied and original correspondence, clippings, photographs, and other related materials regarding the life of Oscar Eugene Learnard, his family, and the early history of Lawrence, Kansas.
Oscar Stark collection of photographs of African Americans
This collection consists of cartes de visite, cabinet cards, paper prints, and other mounted prints of African Americans, many apparently from Missouri and others from other parts of the Midwest and Northwestern United States. Some of the images are identified, many are not. The collection is roughly organized by photographic process and then by identified groups or individuals first, unidentified following.
Osey Gail Peterson collection on Albert T. Reid
This collection largely consists of pen and ink, pencil, and watercolor sketches created by artist and cartoonist Albert T. Reid, originally from Clyde County, Kansas. The collection also includes some newspaper clippings, music scores, and other items gathered by Osey Gail (French) Peterson when she was a Kansas-based reporter writing about Reid and his works.
O'Sullivan family history
The collection includes two bound histories of the O'Sullivan family, photocopies, and a history paper written by Shea O'Sullivan for a class at the University of Kansas. The O'Sullivan family immigrated from County Cork, Ireland to an area near Hutchinson, Kansas.
Otho Lewis papers
The Papers of Otho Lewis are those of a Kansas native who was an active church member and writer.
Ottawa, Kansas Middle School photographs
This photographic collection comprises photographic prints and contact sheets of classroom scenes at Ottawa Middle School in Ottawa, Kansas, taken by photographer Jane Morse in 1982. Images include music class with teacher Cryss Brunner, home economic class with teacher Donna Howell, and band class with teacher Brent Wheeler. Some of the teachers and students appear to be African American.
Ottawa University photograph
This collection contains one photograph of Ottawa University in Ottawa, Kansas, dating from approximately 1927.
Otto and Edna Frederikson papers
Our trip West
This photocopied typescript is a 93-page account of an automobile trip to California by William L. Hastie and his wife Anna of Lawrence (Douglas County), Kansas. Hastie's account, which begins with their September 1937 departure and ends with their February 1938 return to Lawrence, includes details of visits with many family members and acquaintances along the way.