Kansas Heritage - Autumn 2003
(Volume 11, Number 3)
WPA KANSAS
By Susan S. Novak
During the Great Depression, President Roosevelt promised the country a New Deal. His plan to put people back to work initiated one of America's most ambitious ventures: the WPA.
COMES A HORSEMAN - THE FARMERS
By Bobbie Athon
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The draft horse carried the weight of Kansas agriculture on his strong, reliable shoulders. Part III of our series on horses follows these "gentle giants" as they labored in the fields of dreams.
The Heritage Explorer
Discovering the beauty of the beast.
History in the Making
Splendor in the tallgrass prairie.
The Wonderful Old. . .
Saluting our historic forts.
Past Snaps
"Please Pass the 'Taters "
Vintage Vignettes
Short stories of yesteryear
About Faces
G. C. Clemens, Topeka's Mark Twain
Presenting the Past
Upcoming historical events
Lasting Impressions
Catch of the Day. Unidentified Kansas boy, Volland, ca. 1910.