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  • Diamond Springs, Morris County

    Diamond Springs, Morris County

    Diamond Springs first began as a supply point on the Santa Fe Trail, but proslavery forces destroyed it in 1863. After the Civil War, settlers from Illinois founded a new Diamond Springs about three miles south of the original site.

  • Hope, Dickinson County

    Hope, Dickinson County

    Author recreates the town of Hope using historic plat maps that he used to draw the actual extent of the town.

  • Wilsey and Helmick, Morris County

    Wilsey and Helmick, Morris County

    The author used an accumulation of fragmented information collected from local contacts and historic documents to create a comparison between the twin towns of Wilsey and Helmick, Morris County, Kansas. She used census reports, plat maps,…

  • Peace and Plenty Coverlet

    Material Culture of Barbara Booth's Ancestors

    This study covers the material culture of five selected artifacts and a brief history of the migration of Barbara Booth’s ancestors to Kansas. Each artifact has a story attached to it that gives a glimpse into the amazing history and craftsmanship…




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