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The Wyandot Indians, 1843-1876 by Dr. Robert E. Smith, Jr., May 1973
1939-40 School Building Floor Plans
Transcriptions
of selected newspaper items - 1889-1925
courtesy of Donald K. Jones,
local historian on street names and places.
$120 million bond issue - Picture Gallery of Wyandotte High School's construction process.
Architectural Analysis - Public School Buildings (New/Additions) by Rose and Peterson - 1890-1927
Ethnic History in the Public Schools of Kansas City, Kansas
Kansas State Constitution (Ordinance and Preamble/Bill of Rights) - State Symbols / Departments / Governors' Messages / State Library
Kindergarten History in KCKs Schools
Online Newspapers - Current and Past
Kansan / Kansas
City Star / The
Record (115 years old) / Wyandotte
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Tribune / Quindaro
Chindowan (Microfilm) / Quindaro
Chindowan (Transcription) / Wyandott
Citizen / Wyandott
City Register
Northeast Junior High School - Maps and other informational items relative to the grounds occupied by the school - Matthew R. Walker home, George Fowler mansion, KC Baptist Seminary aka Central Baptist Theological Seminary, Northeast Junior High School
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Bonds and Redistricting
(including the $120 million Bond Issue of 2001)
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This virtual repository presents the best Territorial Kansas materials from the Kansas State Historical Society and the Kansas Collection, University of Kansas. Visitors to the site will discover government documents, diaries, letters, photographs, maps, newspapers, rare secondary sources, and historical artifacts. All of these items have the power to carry the past into the present and provide a tangible connection to people who experienced "Bleeding Kansas."
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History Site created on December 02, 2002
Page last updated:
14-May-2008
