Box B55

Content Description From the Collection: This collection contains materials related to Joseph G. Trindle and his wife, Susie Appuhn, as well as their son, J.G. Trindle. Most of the materials in the collection are related to education, and include report cards from the 1930s, commencement programs from the 1880s and 1890s, school assignments (which include drawings made at Garfield School in Liberal, Kansas), and two scrapbooks. There are also correspondences, an autograph book, and catalogs for rope and machinery from the early...

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

This collection contains photographs of Spearville, Kansas and various students and sports teams from Spearville High School in the 1910s. There are also a few photographs of the remains of the Eureka Canal from 1974, as well as some early 20th century postcards of various buildings in Spearville.

Abstract This collection is comprised of antique photographic portraits that have no clear association with other collections in the Kansas Heritage Center. The vast majority of these portraits were printed on Cabinet Cards, which contain information on where the photograph was created. Many of these photographs have identifying information on the back, and have been identified within this finding aid according to that information, where possible. Includes tintypes, ambrotypes, and other types of...

Content Description

Four photographs of the Dodge City Flour Mills Fire in 1949. Calvin Trent also wrote about his experience of the fire on the backs of the photographs.

Scope and Contents

This collection contains photographs of Spearville, Kansas and various students and sports teams from Spearville High School in the 1910s. There are also a few photographs of the remains of the Eureka Canal from 1974, as well as some early 20th century postcards of various buildings in Spearville.

Scope and Contents This collection contains photographs of Dodge City, primarily focusing on Dodge City's downtown and Front Street areas. The photographs document areas which were demolished for the creation of off-street parking around Third and Fourth Avenue, as well as buildings which were demolished as part of the Urban Renewal program. Many of these photographs also document local businesses of the 1960s, including the Trail Inn Hotel, Lucille's Produce, Ford County Building and Loan Assn., E.A. Brown...