 Since
1875 we have preserved the rich heritage of Kansas – its people
and their stories. We invite you to take advantage of our resources,
whether you’re a researcher, a teacher, a student, a genealogist,
or a person interested in Kansas history.
From letters written by well-known figures such as John Brown
or Carry Nation to records that bring your family’s legacy to
light, we have the most comprehensive collection of historical
documents in the state. Don’t have time to stop in for a visit?
Discover Kansas Memory, where you
can access thousands of our items electronically. Whether it’s
in person or via the Internet, discover your story at the Kansas
Historical Society!
Items in the collection include:
photographs
letters, diaries, and other personal papers
Kansas newspapers
video, film, and sound recordings
books and periodicals
maps and architectural drawings
state government records such as governor’s papers and
state censuses
family history resources |
State Archives & Library Limestone (PDF)
