Kenneth Spencer Research Library Blog в Throwback Thursday University archives contains many examples and images of jayhawks over the years. in honor of the 73rd anniversary of d day next tuesday, this week’s photographs show variations of the combative 1929 and 1941 jayhawks during world war ii. world war ii bombers with jayhawk nose art, 1944. university archives photos. Blog kenneth spencer research library ku libraries. welcome to the kenneth spencer research library blog! as the special collections and archives library at the university of kansas, spencer is home to remarkable and diverse collections of rare and unique items. explore the blog to learn about the work we do and the materials we collect.
Kenneth Spencer Research Library Blog в Throwback Thursday Kenneth spencer research library. we welcome everyone to discover stories from ku, kansas, and around the world within spencer's remarkable and diverse collections. here you can encounter rare and unique items ranging from 4,000 year old cuneiform tablets to more than one million historical photographs of ku. video introduction. Fred houseknecht poses on a world war ii gun emplacement at camp hero in the 1950s. | fred houseknecht collection, montauk library archives and so, 75 years ago this week, the proposal to create a research center was killed, as far as montauk was concerned, when a stipulation was deliberately added that required it to be situated on an island. Go to the libraries catalog and select "advanced search" to the right of the search box. if you're starting on the libraries homepage, you can get to the online catalog by selecting “advanced search” under the main search box. at the top of the screen, find “search for” and select “books and more.”. enter your search term (s) and. This collection consists of audio recordings and transcripts of oral history interviews of african american world war ii veterans located in kansas, from a project conducted by staff and students at the kenneth spencer research library, university of kansas with sponsorship from the sandra gautt ku endowment.
Kenneth Spencer Research Library Blog в Throwback Thursday Go to the libraries catalog and select "advanced search" to the right of the search box. if you're starting on the libraries homepage, you can get to the online catalog by selecting “advanced search” under the main search box. at the top of the screen, find “search for” and select “books and more.”. enter your search term (s) and. This collection consists of audio recordings and transcripts of oral history interviews of african american world war ii veterans located in kansas, from a project conducted by staff and students at the kenneth spencer research library, university of kansas with sponsorship from the sandra gautt ku endowment. Kenneth spencer research library was dedicated on november 8, 1968, with a speech by c.p. snow and opened to the public a month later. mrs. spencer's interest in what she called "kenneth's library" did not end with the completion of the building. she remained a good friend to the spencer research library until her death in 1982, visiting it. Robert g. lamparter postcard collection, montauk library archives. the postcard at top shows the lighthouse without a fire tower (below it) that was added during world war ii. montauk library archives. milt price took many postcard photos of the lighthouse, including the two above. the aerial photo was shot in the 1960s.
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