Tables of Content (Vol. 18, 1995)

Noted issues include online articles. Most of these volumes are available through the Museum Store.

Spring 1995, No. 1

Virginia Gunn, "Industrialists Not Butterflies: Women's Higher Education at Kansas State Agricultural College, 1873-1882," p. 2.

I. E. Quastler, "Charting a Course: Lawrence, Kansas, and Its Railroad Strategy, 1854-1872," p.18.

Barbara Brackman, "Legend Posing as History: Hyer, Justin, and the Origin of the Cowboy Boot," p. 34.

James C. Juhnke, "Minister of Peace in a World of War: Edmund G. Kaufman," p. 48.

Summer 1995, No. 2

Joyce Thierer, "Queen of the Kansas Prairies: Butler County's Kafir Corn Carnivals," p. 70.

Robert A. McInnes, editor, "`I Spent Almost Two Years in the Insane Asylum': An Anonymous Kansan Speaks Out," p. 86.

O. James Hazlett, "Cattle Marketing in the American Southwest: The Rise of the Kansas City Commission Merchant in the Nineteenth Century," p. 100.

Dale Watts, "How Bloody was Bleeding Kansas? Political Killings in Kansas Territory, 1854- 1861," p. 116. Read this article online.

Autumn 1995 -- Special Issue: The Memorial Building

Ramon Powers, "The Memorial Building: Introduction," p. 140.

Larry O. Jochims and Virgil W. Dean, "Pillars of Society: A Brief History of the Kansas Historical Society," p. 142. Read this article online

Daniel J. Prosser, "Foundations of Our Past: The Architecture of the Memorial Building," p.164.

"Remembering These Marble Halls: Reflections on the Memorial Building," p. 178.

Reminiscences by Dudley T. Cornish, Homer E. Socolofsky, Joseph W. Snell, Robert W. Richmond, and Clifford R. Hope, Jr.

Patricia A. Michaelis, "Windows to Yesterday: The Journal of the Kansas Historical Society," p. 208.

Winter 1995/1996

Milton S. Katz and Susan B. Tucker, "A Pioneer in Civil Rights: Esther Brown and the South Park Desegregation Case of 1948," p. 234. Read this article online

Larry G. Bowman, "`I Think It Is Pretty Ritzy, Myself': Kansas Minor League Teams and the Birth of Night Baseball," p. 248.

Richard D. Rogers, "The Story of Brave Kansans: Presidential Address," p. 258.

John Edgar Tidwell, "Ad Astra, Per Aspera: Frank Marshall Davis," p. 270.

Paul S. Sutter, "Paved With Good Intentions: Good Roads, the Automobile, and the Rhetoric of Rural Improvement in the Kansas Farmer, 1890-1914," p. 284. Read this article online