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Acacia Lodge No. 9 (Lawrence, Kansas) miscellaneous records
Miscellaneous records of the Fraternal Order of Freemasons at Lawrence, Kansas (Acacia Lodge No. 9), including by-laws, rolls of members, and programs for installation of officers. Records date from 1938 to 1973.
Academic Papers of Debora K. Brown
2 academic papers by Debora K. Brown.
Accipetres, from G. R. Gray’s Genera of Birds
Account and letterpress books.
The account books in the collection contain Gray's farm records of produce and livestock sold in the area. Also included in the collection are letterpress correspondence volumes dating from the time that he served as secretary of the State Board of Agriculture.
Account book and Application of Membership for the Associated Union of Steam Shovelmen
An account book and application of membership for the Associated Union of Steam Shovelmen, 1912-1916.
Account Book of Henry J. de Coster
This account book written in Flemish and French by Henry J. de Coster from 1790-1802 tracks his lumber trade financial dealings as he begins his business. "In coop boek, begonst met het jaar 1790" is written on the first free flyleaf. A number of leaves, which are notes on accounts often written on the versos of letters, etc., were removed from the book and are housed separately.
Account Book of Isaac L. Cowen
Account book of income and expenses kept by Isaac Luce Cowen [or Cowing, or Covin], of New Bedford, Massachusetts, from 1843-1854.
Account-book of the estate of Reverend Richard Greene
An account book containing legal documents that records the history of the estate, household accounts, etc., kept by estate administrator William Webb for the estate of Reverend Richard Greene of England. The account-book runs from the death of Greene of Greatham to Richard I. Greene's death and the final settlement with Maria Greene (Richard I. Greene's sister) in 1794. Although the family is genteel and has income from investments and land, the income is very small.
Account Books of Hill Top Farm, etc.
Account of Cherokee Nation affairs in Oklahoma during the past generation
Account of the history of Cherokee Nation affairs in Oklahoma during the past generation, together with correspondence regarding the account. Tahlequah, Oklahoma, 1966.
Account of killing of Larkin Milton Skaggs, a Quantrill raider
Account of eye witness J. M. Henry of Lawrence who saw the killing of Skaggs; gives circumstantial account of capture and execution of Quantrill sic] raider.
Account of the 1860 Revolution in Colombia
First-person account--possibly fictional--of Revolution of 1860 in Colombia, South America. Account may be incomplete; includes parts 1-7.
Accounting, Correspondence, and Financial Records for the Bank of White Cloud, Kansas
Accounting, correspondence, and financial records.
Accounts and memoranda concerning the United Irishman and Galway American newspaper
Accounts and memoranda concerning the United Irishman and Galway American newspaper, initially published in Galway and then later in Dublin, Ireland. Includes notes by C.G. [Charles Guilfoyle] Doran, who was the secretary of the governing council for the National Brotherhood of St. Patrick, the publisher of the newspaper.
Accounts of the Trustees of the Poor's Ground
Ackenhausen Saddlery Co. invoice
This handwritten invoice receipt in postcard form is from Cha[rle]s Ackenhausen to Mess. Terhune Bros., Mound City, Mo., March 14, 1906.
ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union) Lawrence records
The national American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) organization was founded in 1920 to protect individual rights guaranteed in the constitution. This collection contains files of the Lawrence (Kansas) chapter of the ACLU including correspondence, newsletters, case files and miscellaneous materials about the ACLU Lawrence branch.
Adah Clarke's Max Reinhardt Workshop material
Collection of memorabilia collected by Adah Clarke (later Adah C. Hagan?) while a student in the Max Reinhardt Workshop at Los Angeles, California, circa 1939. Largely mimeographed and otherwise copied, the collection also includes some manuscripts, sketches, photos, etc. Includes class notes, annotated scripts, prop lists, and other related materials. Many individual items incomplete. Almost all items include typed explanations by Adah Clarke.
Adair family papers
This collection includes the papers of Asa and Emma Adair of Ellis, Ellis County, and Lawrence, Douglas County, Kansas, their children and extended families from 1848-1985. Composed primarily of correspondence, there are also photographs, legal documents, University of Kansas and Bowersock Theatre programs, and other printed material.
Adna G. Clarke letters
This collection contains letters written by Captain Adna G. Clarke of Company H of the 20th Kansas Volunteers to his wife and other family members while serving in the Spanish-American War in the Philippines. Also in the collection are some ephemera from Clarke's time in the war and some news articles by and about Clarke from later in his life after he moved to Hawaii.
Adversaria. The Common-Place-Book, by Robert Courthope Sims
Commonplace book, or a volume created to compile knowledge, kept by Robert Courthope Sims of Essex, England.
African American history clippings
The African American history clippings collection covers a range of topics related to African American history, with some of the material relating specifically to Kansas and the Kansas City area.
African American photograph album
This collection consists of photographic prints and tintypes of African Americans, taken in eastern Kansas in the latter half of the 19th century. The posed and informal portraits had been compiled into an album that has been disbound due to severe deterioration. Images include individuals and groups of babies, children, and adults; most of the photographs were taken in studios and are posed in exterior or interior settings.
African American World War II oral history collection
Afrikan Culture Society records
The Afrikan Culture Society records are those of a Leavenworth Penitentiary, Leavenworth, Kansas based group attempting to raise awareness of African American history and cultural, social, and political problems.