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Here we are now in the town of Geneseo, KS on #SunflowerStamps. Geneseo is named for the City of Geneseo, Illinois, which was the hometown of Major E.D. Modderwell. E.D was the president of a town company that... https://t.co/VpueVdRyCy
On to Rice County on this week's #SunflowerStamps! This lovely postcard is a bird-eye view of Lyons about 1910. Can anyone pinpoint where this is in Lyons?
The town of Lyons is named in 1876 for Truman J. Lyon,... https://t.co/jisBry9BBx
K-State Open House was a roaring success. Got to talk to tons of future K-Staters and parents about paid internships and research opportunities with the Center.
Thanks to the whole team who came to help and... https://t.co/kyIqkmUUGc
Today for #SunflowerStamps, we have this great postcard of Lorraine, Ellsworth County, KS. This postcard is showing a group of people outside of the Lorraine schoolhouse. Perhaps it is school picture day or some... https://t.co/YPOUxtSjKT
We are gearing up for Open House this Saturday!
Come by and see us in the Student Union. Learn about Kansas leaders like aviator Clyde Cessna. Visit our mini movie and immerse yourself in the "My History" stations. https://t.co/eDrDNmbjx6
Hello to Ellsworth County on this week's #SunflowerStamps! Today's town shares the name of the county. Ellsworth is named for Ft. Ellsworth built in 1864, which is named after Lieutenant Allen Ellsworth.... https://t.co/ott2ZzjQyQ
Ethan Levin is sharing his research about Clyde Cessnaβs Homestead and the efforts to purchase and restore it at the KAH 2019 conference.
If you missed his presentation, stop by our exhibit table and a grab a... https://t.co/OonyjFqXmv
What an amazing piece of history- here at the Chapman center we just listened to a record of Helen Rogler playing the piano! This is part of the collection we are digitizing to preserve Helen Rogler's memory to be enjoyed by future generations. https://t.co/oP0AoQN1AE
Cawker City is home to more than just Largest Ball of Twine. Before 1966, you would be able to find this lovely park, Lincoln Park. It served many purposes in its time. It has been used as a campground for the Boy... https://t.co/EcX8wREEeH
This is a very special post today! On #SunflowerStamps, we are in Mitchell County. This postcard from our collection was printed in 1908 and shows a hand colored image of the Girl's Industrial School in Beloit,... https://t.co/i0smR8g9Eg
Having returned from the National Humanities Alliance conference, we are excited to share some pictures from Humanities Advocacy Day on Capitol Hill.
Not only did we run into a K-State History alumni and former... https://t.co/IoxeioX6Wo
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