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- Tags: African Americans
The People’s Game: Uncovering Diversity in Baseball, Pottawatomie County and Humboldt, Kansas, 1911-1924
Memorializing Martin: The Living Dream of Martin Luther King Jr. in Junction City, Kansas
Tags: African American history, African Americans, Arthur Fletcher, assassination, Civil Rights, Exodus of 1879, Exodusters, Geary County, Junction City, Kansas State University, Kevin Willmott, Manhattan, Martin Luther King Jr., Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Park, memorial, NAACP, racial segregation, Ruby Stevens
Generations of Achievement: The Family and Early Life of Orchid Ramsey Jordan in Clay Center, Kansas, 1910–1928
Tags: African American history, African Americans, assassination, Celestine Ramsey, Charles Addisin Eyre, civil rights movement, Civil War, Clay County, female politicans, Harvey Ramsey, interracial marriage, Kansas City, Leon Jordan, Liberia, Maud Eyre, Merriman Ramsey, Missouri House of Representatives, Orchid Jordan, Orchid Ramsey, racial integration, racial segregation, Susan Eyre, Wakefield, Wilberforce University
Kansas State University: From Black Athlete to Black Student Union
African-American Life in Clay County
Bradford, Wabaunsee County
Tags: African American, African American Farmers, African American history, African Americans, African-American, African-Americans, Alma, Alta Vista, automobile, Bat Nelson, black Exodusters, Bradford, Charles C. Gardner, district # 27, Dragoon Creek, Eskridge, Ferdinand Trowbridge, Flint Hills, George Ford, Harveyville, Kansa Indians, Kansas, KKK, Ku Klux Klan, Lynching, Lynchings, MAB Railway, Plumb Township, Race, race relations, Racism, Santa Fe Trail, Wabaunsee, Wabaunsee Co., Wabaunsee County, Wilmington, Wilmington Township
African American Landowners: Clay County, Kansas, 1880-1910
Kansas State University; From Black Athlete to Black Student Union
Generations of Achievement: The Family and Early Life of Orchid Ramsey Jordan in Clay Center, Kansas, 1910-1928
Tags: African American history, African Americans, assassination, Celestine Ramsey, Charles Addisin Eyre, civil rights movement, Civil War, Clay County, female politicans, Harvey Ramsey, interracial marriage, Kansas City, Leon Jordan, Liberia, Maud Eyre, Merriman Ramsey, Missouri House of Representatives, Orchid Jordan, Orchid Ramsey, racial integration, racial segregation, Susan Eyre, Wakefield, Wilberforce University
Memorializing Martin: The Living Dream of Martin Luther King Jr. in Junction City, Kansas
Tags: African American history, African Americans, Arthur Fletcher, assassination, Civil Rights, Exodus of 1879, Exodusters, Geary County, Junction City, Kansas State University, Kevin Willmott, Manhattan, Martin Luther King Jr., Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Park, memorial, NAACP, racial segregation, Ruby Stevens
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Port Byron, Sheridan County

This study overviews the lost town of Port Byron, Kansas, from its one booming year along the Great Western Trail to its disappearance after the Union…