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Russell Record newspaper shop, Russell, Kansas

Date: October 12, 1910

This black and white stereograph taken from a glass plate negative shows the “Russell Record” newspaper shop in Russell, Kansas. A gentleman is standing before a table of type cases.…

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Russell Record newspaper shop, Russell, Kansas

Date: October 12, 1910

A black and white stereograph taken from a glass plate negative of the interior view of the “Russell Record” newspaper shop in Russell, Kansas. The interior view of the shop…

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Dan Kelley

Date: 1880s

This black and white photograph shows composer Dan Kelley of the song “Home on the Range”. Kelley a carpenter by trade was also a musician and composer for the Harlan…

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Dan Kelley

Date: 1880s

This black and white photograph, taken in Providence, Rhode Island, shows composer Dan Kelley of the song “Home on the Range.” Kelley a carpenter by trade was also a musician…

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Baseball team, Uniontown, Kansas

Date: August 14, 1910

This black and white photograph shows the Uniontown baseball team with their equipment. Some of the players have been identified according to the faint handwriting next to the respected individual.

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Students, Greeley County, Kansas

Date: Between 1880 and 1890

This black and white photograph shows a group of students with their teacher in front of a one-room schoolhouse in Greeley County, Kansas. Two of the children are informally posed…

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Tornado damage, Russell County, Kansas

Date: Between 1880 and 1890

This black and white photograph shows tornadic damage in Russell County, Kansas. In the path of the destructive and violent winds, a building has been destroyed and a wagon tossed…

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Tornado Damage, Russell County, Kansas

Date: Between 1880 and 1890

This black and white photograph shows tornado damage to a second story home in Russell County, Kansas. The destructive and violent winds have blown the exterior walls completely away, leaving…

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Farm auction in Milo, Kansas

Date: March 16, 1917

An advertisement for a farm auction on the Howard W. Wright farm 1 1/2 miles north of Milo, Kansas and 4 1/2 miles east of Barnard, Kansas. The 920 acres…

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Veterans housing project, El Dorado, Kansas

Date: Between 1947 and 1957

This black and white photograph shows a housing project in El Dorado, Kansas. In the foreground, a sign by Arnall & Matlock Building Contractors urges veterans to take advantage of…

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300 Mile Race over New Santa Fe Trail

Date: May 26, 1913

This black and white photograph shows one of the three Buick cars used during the 300-mile race over the new Santa Fe Trail in front of the Kansas City Star…

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Family in Buick car Russell County, Kansas

Date: October 28, 1908

This black and white photograph shows a family seated in a Buick car in front of the city pharmacy in Russell County, Kansas. In the background a gentleman is tying…

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Model Ten Buick

Date: Between 1900 and 1919

This black and white photograph shows a woman behind the wheel of an early model ten Buick and a male passenger in Greeley, Colorado. In the background, several horses can…

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Capitol, Topeka, Kansas

Date: Between 2001 and 2003

This view taken from the southeast corner of the grounds shows the capitol, in Topeka, Kansas. Visible in the foreground is the Abraham Lincoln statue.

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Capitol, Topeka, Kansas

Date: Between 2001 and 2003

This view taken from the southeast corner of the grounds shows the capitol, in Topeka, Kansas. Visible in the foreground is the Abraham Lincoln statue.

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Kay for Kansas

Date: 1972

This 1972 campaign brochure promotes Morris Kay as the Republican candidate for Kansas governor. The brochure argues that as a majority leader in the Kansas House of Representatives, Kay knows…

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Charles Collins, prisoner 8827

Date: 1925

This photograph shows, Charles “Choc” Collins, prisoner 8827, of Cowley County, Kansas. He was convicted as an accessory to the crime after the fact and sentenced to one – five…