Kansas-Nebraska Act, 1854 Documents for the Study of American History, AmDocs
D-Day, 6 June 1944 D-Day Fact Sheet
Ike's D-Day Message; General Dwight D. Eisenhower, Order of the Day, June 6, 1944
Humanities Kansas announces KHC speakers bureau intended to strengthen community through the exploration of heritage, traditions, and ideas. The KHC Speakers Bureau features presentations about Kansas' people, places, hopes, and dreams and explore both popular and little known aspects of Kansas history and culture.
Dr. Edward N. Tihen's Notes database from Wichita Newspapers, 1872-1982; Wichita State University
Fred Harvey: Harvey Houses on the prairie: How a Kansas man pioneered the hospitality industry
The Great War Comes to Kansas, letters exchanged in 1918 between Ward Griffing, while at Camp Funston, KS, and Minnie Frey, a one-room school house teacher, both natives of Manhattan, KS
The Lawrence Massacre By A Band Of Missouri Ruffians Under Quantrell, August 21, 1863, History by Rev. Richard Cordley, 1865, KanColl
- KS Plains and Emigrant Tribes; Native Americans (Indians) , Old West Kansas
- Kansan: People of the Southwind Kansas the band from KSHS
- Kaw Nation
- Kickapoo Tribe of Kansas
- Pawnee Nation
- Citizen Potawatomi Nation
- Prairie Band Potawatomi
- Sac and Fox Nation
- Shawnee Nation History, Hodge's Handbook of Indians
- Wichita and Affiliated Tribes (Keechi, Waco and Tawakonie)
- The Wyandot Nation of Kansas Native tribe
- Treaty with the Comanche, Kiowa, and Apache, July 27, 1853,
Fort Atkinson, KS: Yale Law School Avalon Project
- Native American Storage Pits, from KSHS Kansas Archeology Week
- The Indian War of 1864, History by Eugene Ware, 1911, KanColl
- Center for Indigenous Nations Studies, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS
- WWW-VL: History: America Before The Europeans: Prediscovery Pre-Contact History
- WWW-VL: US History: Native American Bibliography
- Kansas Trails Old West Kansas
- Pioneer Trails From U.S. Land Surveys Kansas Heritage Group
- Chisholm Trail History, Kansas Heritage Group
- The Jones and Plummer Trail As It Crossed Meade County, Kansas
- The Mormon Road (Trail) in Kansas Territory, Pioneer Trails
- Northeast Kansas Trails, Pioneer Trails
- Oregon Trail History, Kansas Heritage Group
- Santa Fe Trail History, Kansas Heritage Group
- Santa Fe Trail Report, 1910-1911, KanColl
- Interactive Santa Fe Trail Kansas Heritage Group
- A Robbery on the Santa Fe Trail, 1827 Edited by James W. Covington, KHQ
- The Rath Trail, by Ida Ellen Rath, 1961, about Charles Rath, KanColl
- Great Western Trail 1874-1886: Texas to Dodge City
- Frontier Army Museum, Ft. Leavenworth
- Ft. Riley History Museum, Junction City
- Kansas Forts Ft. Leavenworth to Ft. Dodge, KS: Old West Kansas
- Fort Atkinson on the Santa Fe Trail, 1850-1854, by Leo E. Oliva, KanColl
- Kansas Forts During the Civil War, by William C. Pollard, Jr., Old West Kansas
- Fort Larned Santa Fe Trail Research Site
- Fort Dodge Santa Fe Trail Research Site
- General Grenville M. Dodge
- "Fort Dodge," from Early Ford County, by Ida Ellen Rath
- Defense of the Kansas Frontier 1868-1869, by Marvin H. Garfield, KHQ, 1932
- Military Posts in Kansas Before 1900, Pioneer Trails
- Some Famous Kansas Frontier Scouts, by Paul I. Wellman, Kansas Historical Quarterly, 1932
- Territorial Kansas Online history links, KS Heritage Group
- Song Of The Kansas Emigrants, Words by John Greenleaf Whittier, 1854
- Jayhawkers and Red Legs, 1861-1865, Historical Research and Analysis
- Kansas Bogus Legislature, 1855
- Pottawatomie Massacre, 12 June 1856
- What John Brown Did In Kansas; Battle of Osawatomie, 1856
- The Pottawatomie Killings [1856], Statement of James Townsley
Republican Citizen, Paola, Kansas, 20 Dec 1879
- John Brown, Abolitionist: by David Reynolds, 2005
- The Lawrence Massacre [1863], History by Rev. Richard Cordley, 1865, KanColl
- Abraham Lincoln, 1st Inaugural Address, 1861
- Abraham Lincoln, Gettysburg Address, 19 November, 1863
- Quantrill's Raid Lawrence CyberVillage [archive.org copy]
- Eyewitness Reports Of Quantrill�s Raid, Letters of Sophia Bissell & Sidney Clarke (edited by Fred N. Six), KSHS [.pdf file]
- Abraham Lincoln, 2nd Inaugural Address 1865
- Germans in the Civil War, (I goes to fight mit Sigel),
by Dr. William Keel, University of Kansas, Lawrence
- Kansas Forts During the Civil War by William C. Pollard, Jr.
- Kansas Prisoners of War (POW's) at Camp Ford, TX, 1863-1865
- Nicodemus, Kansas African-Americans in Kansas history
- WWW-VL: History: The Coming of the Civil War, 1850-1860
- WWW-VL: History: United States: Civil War History 1861-1865
- Wheelbarrow Emigrant of 1850, Pioneer Trails
- Kansas: Its Interior and Exterior Life, by Sara T.L. Robinson, 1856, KanColl
- William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody, Buffalo Bill Grave and Museum, Golden, Colorado
- Hans Brietman Ballads, Graham's Magazine, 1869
- Breitman In Kansas (1869?)
- Old West Ranching in the Early Days, by Robert M. Wright, Dodge City founder
- Charles Rath, Buffalo Hunter, Old West Pioneer, Dodge City, KS
- "Kansas Diary," by Mary Goe Hankins, 1871, Kansas History Web Sites
- Kansas Gunfighters KS lawmen, outlaws: Old West Kansas
- William Stafford's Kansas
- Cimarron Chronicles, Saga of the Open Range, by Carrie and M.W. (Doc) Anshutz.
Meade County, Kansas history from pioneers.
- Cattle Trade of the West and Southwest, McCoy's Historic Sketches, 1874, KanColl
- Kansas Cowtowns KS cowboys, cattletowns, pioneers: Old West Kansas
- Dodge City, Cowboy Capital , by Robert M. Wright, Town President, 1913
- Robert M. Wright, 1840-1915, biography
- Old West Photograph Gallery, Ford County Historical Society, Dodge City
- Dodge City -- Images of America, history and photographs from the Ford County Historical Society, Dodge City, KS; by George Laughead, FCHS President, 2012
- Dodge City History, the "Cowboy Capital" & "Queen of the Cowtowns" Kansas Old West
- Those Dodge Citians At It Again, Dodge City Times, 1877
- H.B. (Ham) Bell, Deputy U.S. Marshal, Pioneer Sheriff, Mayor of Dodge City and Grand Old Man of the Southwest
- Frederick Zimmermann, pioneer Dodge City gunsmith
- A Cowboy in Dodge City, by Andy Adams, 1882
- Dodge City Peace Commission, 1883 Old West photograph of lawmen including Wyatt Earp, Bat Masterson, Luke Short; original, FCHS, Dodge City
- Bat Masterson November 26, 1853 � October 25, 1921; Biography
- "Big Nose" Kate Elder, biography of "Doc" Holliday's long-time friend
- Battle of Adobe Walls, June 1874, from The Rath Trail FCHS, Dodge City
- Ford County Historical Society Dodge City
- Mueller-Schmidt House (1881) Museum Old West Cattleman's Mansion, Dodge City, QT Virtual Tour
- Kansas Cowboy Symposium Links
- Kansas Counties: Where they got their names, from "Admire's Political and Legislative Hand-Book for Kansas," 1891
- The Gray County Seat War, Brendan M. Lynch
- "The Bull Fight at Dodge,", by Kirke Mecham, Kansas Historical Quarterly, 1933
- Churches in Old Dodge City
- Windthorst Church: Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish, Windthorst
- Western History Quotations
- The Populist Party, 1896, [In 1890 Populists won control of the Kansas state legislature, and Kansan William Peffer became the party's first U.S. Senator]
- WWW-VL: US Populism History Agrarian Revolt, Black Populism, Grange, Temperance, Prohibition
- Kansas: A Cyclopedia of State History Embracing Events, 1912, KanColl
- The Landon Center, a political site focusing on the first 50 years of the 20th century, 1900 -1950 in Alf Landon's Independence house
- "Kansas History as Published in the Press", Kansas Historical Quarterly, 1934
- "What's the Matter With Kansas", by William Allen White, August 15, 1896
- Crossing Boundaries African American and American Culture; Kansas Humanities Council
- Dr. James Naismith, Inventor of Basketball, history, photograph (at University of Kansas), Kansas Heritage Group
- "Wilt the Stilt" Chamberlain, University of Kansas basketball great, KU History Galleries, Lawrence
- Kansas Penitentiary, 1913 Kansas Heritage Group
- Pioneers Audrey and Fred Plymell, by Charley Plymell
- Dorothy's Kansas Memories, by Dorothy Painter Rush, Barclay (1908 - 1920s)
Kansas History Web Sites
- Dust Bowl History Black Sunday, April 14, 1935
- D-Day, 6 June 1944, Normandy, France Dwight D. Eisenhower Library [Operation Overlord]
- Mamie Doud Eisenhower Dwight D. Eisenhower Library, Abilene, Kansas Heritage
- "The Mythical Jayhawk" by Kirke Mechem, Kansas Historical Quarterly, 1944, KanColl
- The Preacher's Kid, by Dr. C. Robert Haywood, Topeka
- A Kansan in South Chicago, Stories by Lynn H. Nelson, Lawrence
- "Baseball In Kansas, 1867-1940" by Harold C. Evans, Kansas Historical Quarterly, 1940, KanColl
- Evolution In Kansas Intelligent Design, Creationism Beliefs, Evolution Theory
- "Gunsmoke" 50th Anniversary 1955-2005
- Gordon Parks, Native Kansan (Ft. Scott), RIP 7 March 2006
- Greensburg, KS Tornado May 4, 2007
- KanColl Books, First full-text Kansas history on-line library, established 1993
- Cutler, William G. "History of the State of Kansas" (1883)
- Dodge City, The Cowboy Capital and the Great Southwest in The Days of The Wild Indian, the Buffalo, the Cowboy, Dance Halls, Gambling Halls, and Bad Men; by Robert M. Wright, "Plainsman, Explorer, Scout, Pioneer, Trader and Settler", 1913
- Early Ford County (Kansas), by Ida Ellen Rath, 1964
- Last of the Great Scouts: The Life Story Of Col. William F. Cody "Buffalo Bill", As Told By His Sister Helen Cody Wetmore
- The Rath Trail, by Ida Ellen Rath, 1961 [Biography of Charles Rath, Indian trader, buffalo hunter, and organizer of early-day towns and trading posts. Great interviews with last of the pioneers.]
- Went To Kansas; Being A Thrilling Account Of An Ill-fated Expedition To That Fairy Land, and its Sad Results, by Mrs. Miriam Davis Colt, 1862 [unique woman's view]
- Winter Wheat in the Golden Belt of Kansas by James C. Malin, Professor of History, University of Kansas, 1944 [book that established hard winter wheat throughout the world]
Kansas General History
- Artists In Kansas Kansas Art Centers, Art Galleries, Art Museums, Art Events
- Beats In Kansas: The Beat Generation in the Heartland: KS Beatniks
- Beats Photograph Gallery
- Center for Great Plains Studies Emporia State University, Emporia
- Center for Kansas Studies, Washburn University, Topeka
- Cooking In Kansas Cookbooks, recipes, pioneer and cowboy food
- Dwight D. Eisenhower Center, Abilene Kansas Heritage Group
- History of the State of Kansas, by William G. Cutler, 1883, KanColl
- In Memory of Kansas Photographs, Kansas Heritage Group
- Journal of the West [new address at subscription site]
- Kansas Cattle Towns Coalition
- Kansas CollectionKanColl, Full-text books on-line
- Kansas County Name Etymologies
- Kansas Interactive Genealogy
- Kansas Timeline
- Kansas Museum of History Topeka
- Kansas Museums Association
- KSU Institute for Military History & 20th Century Studies, Manhattan
- KU History Galleries, Lawrence
- Map of Kansas Literature, Washburn University, Topeka
- Mountain-Plains Museums Association
- OldWestHistory.Net G.S. McLelland
- Racing In Kansas Kansas Racers, Kansas Races, KS Race Tracks
- Women of the West Online Autry Museum
- WWW-VL: Wind Power In Kansas
- Sources About Kansas History, Center for Kansas Studies, Washburn University, Topeka
Kansas Museums, Kansas Genealogy, Kansas Libraries
Old West, Art, Racing, Cooking, Territorial Kansas
Spain history directory, maintained at the European University Institute, Florence, Italy.
Base web tools and tips for non-profits and museums
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