Winter 2005 (Volume 13, Number 4)

Forever 4-H

Head, Heart, Hands, and Health: for one hundred years Kansans' lives have been touched by 4-H. To honor this century of helping young people realize their potential, we offer a look at 4-H-ers around the state.

Shootouts, Showdowns, & Barroom Brawls

By Rebecca Martin

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"Real" to "Reel" history-that was the formula during the heyday of the Hollywood Western. And in the fantastical mix of gunfights and fistfights, good guys and bad, Kansas often played a starring role.

The Heritage Explorer

Overarching history.

About Faces

Cherryvale's silent star.

The Wonderful Old . . .

Campus icons

Past Snaps

"Pick Up and Drop Off"

Vintage Vignettes

Short stories of yesteryear

Presenting the Past

Upcoming historical events

Lasting Impressions

Front-Wheel Drive. W. K. Morse farm, Wilson County, ca. 1920.

To order any of these magazines call the Museum Store at the Kansas Museum of History, 785-272-8681, ext. 413.