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Capitol, Topeka, Kansas

Date: 1891

This sepia colored photograph shows construction on the capitol dome at Topeka, Kansas. Located on twenty acres of land once owned by Cyrus K. Holliday, work began on October 17,…

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Lowman Hill School, Topeka, Kansas

Date: 1911

This black and white photograph shows Lowman Hill School, copied from the Topeka Public Schools Annual Report, at Eleventh and Morris Streets. The two-story brick building shows a group of…

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Garfield School, Topeka, Kansas

Date: 1911

This black and white photograph shows Garfield School copied from the Topeka Public Schools Annual Report. The two-story brick building located at the corner of Thirteenth and Quincy shows a…

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A and B Drug Company, Marysville, Kansas

Date: October 23, 1931

These three photographs show interior views of the A and B Drug Company located at 905 Broadway in Marysville, Kansas. The first photograph shows the display cases and shelves along…

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Branner School, Topeka, Kansas

Date: 1911

This black and white photograph shows the first Branner School, copied from the Topeka Public Schools Annual Report, at Third and Branner in Topeka, Kansas. The two-story brick building was…

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E. Vincent Drug Store, Marysville, Kansas

Date: Between 1900 and 1909

This photograph shows an interior view of the E. Vincent Drug Store in Marysville, Kansas. There are display cases visible, and the shelves along the wall on the left side…

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McKinley School, Topeka, Kansas

Date: 1911

This black and white photograph shows McKinley School, copied from the Topeka Public Schools Annual Report, at 925 North Taylor in Topeka, Kansas. The two-story, brick building established as a…

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Washington School, Topeka, Kansas

Date: 1911

This black and white photograph shows Washington School, copied from the Topeka Public Schools Annual Report, at Eleventh and Washington in Topeka, Kansas. The two-story brick building was established for…

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Sumner School, Topeka, Kansas

Date: 1911

This black and white photograph shows Sumner School copied from the Topeka Public Schools Annual Report. The two-story brick building with eight classrooms was the third structure to be built…

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Hotel, Garden City, Kansas

Date: Between 1880 and 1900

The photograph shows Hotel Windsor in Garden City, Kansas. Horse drawn wagons and people standing outside of hotel and other buildings on the block. The building to the left of…

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Ranch, Finney County, Kansas

Date: Between 1880 and 1900

This photograph shows a family standing outside of home in Finney County Kansas. The photo also shows a small body of water, a horse and wagon and a few out…

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Homestead, Finney County, Kansas

Date: Between 1880 and 1900

A photograph of a family farm in Finney County, Kansas. The family is standing in front of their residence and outbuildings. Also visible is a barn, windmill, horses, and a…

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Posse in Medicine Lodge, Kansas

Date: 1884

This photograph shows the Medicine Lodge posse from Medicine Lodge, Kansas. This group of men were responsible for capturing marshal Henry Newton Brown of Caldwell, Kansas, and the would be…

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Myra, Grace, and Mary Losey

Date: 1912

A postcard showing Myra (b. October 7, 1910), Grace (b. July 19, 1902) , and Mary (b. April 29, 1912) Losey taken in Hammond, Wisconsin. Their parents were William Henry…

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Myra E. Losey

Date: July 1911

A portrait of Myra E. Losey, born October 7, 1910, at Abilene, Kansas. She was the daughter of William Henry and Lillian Maud Plumb Losey. Myra had two sisters: Grace…

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Grace A. Losey

Date: 1902

A portrait of Grace A. Losey, born July 19, 1902, in Abilene, Kansas. She was the daughter of William Henry and Lillian Maud Plumb Losey. Grace had two sisters: Myra…

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William Henry Losey

Date: Between 1895 and 1905

A portrait of William Henry Losey, born August 29, 1862 and died September, 1938. He married Lillian Maud Plumb and they had three daughters: Grace, Myra, and Mary. William and…

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Lillian Maud Plumb Losey

Date: Between 1890 and 1899

A portrait of Lillian Maud Plumb Losey, born February 1, 1871, at St. Croix County, Wisconsin. She married William Henry Losey and they lived in Abilene, Kansas, until 1925 when…