Crawford County

Barrett, Lawrence A. "Girard Is 88 Years Old Today--City was Located Where Dr. Strong Shot Deer in 1868". Pittsburg Headlight. June 1, 1956. [2 pp.]. (Reel: P617).

________. "Old Time Frisco Agent Tells of Coal Shipping Rush--Recalls Big Days in Scammon Field". Pittsburg Headlight. Feb. 17, 1956. [1 p.]. (Reel: P616).

Brazilton Ruritan Club. Brazilton & Its People, 1882-1982. N.p.: 1982. (K978.1/-C85/Pam.v.1/no. 13).

Cutherbertson, William C. The Genesis of Girard. Girard, KS: Author, 1984. (K978.1/-C85/ G441).

Fanney, Dennis. "Anger on the Land: Black Monday Pales Beside the Black Years of a Town in Kansas. Onetime Socialist Stronghold, Girard Sympathizes Little with Wall Street Crowd". Wall Street Journal. Nov. 11, 1987. [2 pp.]. (K978.1/-C85/Mss/no. 2).

Frontenac High School English Class. Frontenac: Its Beginning. N.p.: 1986. (K978.1/-C85/ Pam.v.1/no. 15).

Institute for Social & Environmental Studies. Growth & Development in Crawford County. Lawrence, KS: University of Kansas, 1972. (SP 378/Z/ So13cr).

Kansas State Historical Society. Crawford County Clippings, 1876-1985. (6 vols.). Topeka, KS: KSHS, n.d. (K978.1/-C85/Clipp.).

Long, Elmer E. Pittsburg, Kansas: Its Business & Its Beauties as Seen Through the Camera. Pittsburg, KS: Means-Moore Co., 1902. (K978.1/ -C85/Pam.v.1/no. 2).

McCullough, C. Irvin. Our Yesterdays: A Story of Mulberry, Kansas, 1866-1976. N.p.: 1976. (K978.1/-C85/Pam.v.1/no. 11).

McCune Herald. Souvenir of McCune, Kansas. McCune, KS: MH, 1913. (K978.1/-C85/ Pam.v.1/no. 12).

McNally, Edward T. Pittsburg Almanac, 1876-1976. N.p.: 1986. (K978.1/ -C85/P687m).

N.A. A Twentieth Century History & Biographical Record of Crawford County, Kansas. Clinton, MO: Printery, 1976. (K978.1/-C85/1976).

"Pioneer Days--Celebrating Pittsburg's 60th Birthday Anniversary". Pittsburg Headlight. May 19, 1936. [10 pp.]. (Reel: P549).

Pittsburg Diamond Jubilee Committee. Official Program, Pittsburg Diamond Jubilee, 1876-1951. N.p.: 1951. (K978.1/-C85/Pam.v.1/no. 3).

Ratzlaff, Robert K. & Thomas R. Walther. "Crawford County: From Coal to Soy Beans, 1900-1941". Heritage of Kansas: A Journal of the Great Plains. 11 (Spring 1978): 1-15. (SP 370.7/Z/En3h/V. 11/no. 2).

Smith, Francis J. The History of Mulberry, Kansas, 1866 to 1980. N.p.: 1980. (K978.1/-C85/ Pam.v.1/no. 14).

Southwestern Developer. Our Railways & Pittsburg, Kansas. Kansas City, MO: Author, 1899. (K978.1/-C85/P68s).

Sperry, Theodore M. "The Kansas Prairie: Pre-history of Crawford County". Midwest Quarterly: A Journal of Contemporary Thought 12 (April 1971): 271-287. (SP 371.42/M/M584/V. 12/no. 3).

Steele, Loraine. The Story of Pittsburg, Kansas: Its History & Growth. N.p.: n.d. (K978.1/-C85/ Pam.v.1/no. 9).

Taylor, Harold O. "Civil War Era Landmark Is Going--Despite Bushwaker Raids Judge [John Main] Still Builds Nashville Home". Pittsburg Headlight. June 4, 1956. [1 p.]. (Reel: P617).

________. "County Landmark Fading--Red Brick [Trask] School Being Torn Down". Pittsburg Headlight. Dec. 28, 1955. [2 pp.]. (Reel: P615).

________. "Fifty-Six Set Out Along Roads Some Years Ago are Continuing to Serve as Reminders About Exciting Events". Pittsburg Headlight. Apr. 28, 1956. [1 p.]. (Reel: P617).

________. "Once Upon a Time There was East Mineral--Had Only Coal Coke Plant in Kansas". Pittsburg Headlight. Dec. 12, 1955. [1 p.]. (Reel: P615).

________. "Threads Needle Without Glasses--Tells How Her Father Put Down First Coal Mine in Kansas". Pittburg Headlight. Feb. 13, 1956. [1 p.]. (Reel: P616).

________. "Two Pioneer--Osage Oranges & Windmills--Disappearing Speedily Over Area. Both had Important Roles During Early Days". Pittsburg Headlight. Jan. 23, 1956. [1 p.]. (Reel: P616).

Warner, William H. Historical Sketch of Crawford County. N.p.: 1876. (K978.1/-C85/Pam.v.1/no. 1).

Work Projects Administration. A Guide to Pittsburg, Kansas. N.p.: 1941. (K978.1/-C85/P687).