About the Project
The Religion in Kansas Project is an open access digital archive that creates and curates online collections of oral histories, digitized ephemera, and digital exhibitions relating to religious experience and diversity in Kansas. Read more...
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Camille Eichorn Oral History
Oral history interview with Camille Eichorn conducted by Renee Cyr on July 11, 2019 at Wheatfields Bakery in Lawrence. Camille is currently a solitary…
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The Roots of Pentecostalism in Kansas
Pentecostalism, also known as the Apostolic Faith Movement: a renewal movement within Protestant Christianity placing emphasis on the restoration of…
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Many Paths of Faith: Religion in Kansas
Other pioneers have had a great task of making a state out of a wilderness, but Kansas pioneers had another...
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Photograph of Lane University Building
Lane University, built on the foundation of the territorial capital in Lecompton, Kansas. Now used as the Territorial Capital Museum. On NRHP.
Bird's eye view of Baker University in Baldwin, Kansas 1909
This is a postcard with a bird's eye view of Baker University in Baldwin, Kansas. The postcard was addressed to Miss Laura Wolverton in Batavia,…