Tables of Content (Vol. 3, 1980)

Noted issues include online articles. Most of these volumes are available through the Museum Store.

Spring 1980, No. 1

Mark Scott, "Langston Hughes of Kansas," p. 3. Read this article online

C. Robert Haywood, "Coal Fever: Fuel Scarcity in Early Southwestern Kansas," p. 26.

George A. Schultz, "Kennekuk, the Kickapoo Prophet," p. 38.

Philip H. Lewis, "The Railroad Station: A Personal Perspective," p. 47.

Summer 1980, No. 2

Harlan F. Jennings, Jr., "Grand Opera in Kansas in the 19th Century," p. 67.

James E. Sherow, "Rural Town Origins in Southwest Reno County," p. 99.

Helen Peterson-Wood, "Uncle Johnnie, Honey Creek Correspondent, 1895-1903," p. 113.

Autumn 1980, No. 3

John M. Peterson, "The Lawrence Windmill," p. 147.

Helen Peterson-Wood, "Uncle Johnnie, Honey Creek Correspondent, 1895-1903 (Second Installment)," p. 165.

Ellen Payne Paullin, "Etta's Journal, January 2, 1874-July 25, 1875," p. 201.

Winter 1980, No. 4

David A. Haury, "German-Russian Immigrants to Kansas and American Politics," p. 226.

Rodney O. Davis, "Prudence Crandall, Spiritualism, and Populist Era Reform in Kansas," p. 239.

Ellen Payne Paullin, "Etta's Journal . . . (Second Installment)," p. 255.