A detailed historical reference of Kansas newspapers from 1854 to 1916, with each title and city mapped for quick discovery.
This nonfiction volume surveys the rise and spread of Kansas newspapers and magazines, tracing their development from territorial days through the early 20th century. It combines narrative history with practical information, including brief statistics about counties, cities, and towns.
What you’ll experience
- A chronological look at Kansas press, its major titles, and name changes over time.
- Profiles of editors, publishers, and the connections between papers and local communities.
- Compact statistical sections that help locate newspapers by place and date.
- A reference tool suitable for researchers, historians, and readers curious about Kansas media history.
Ideal for readers of Kansas history, local archives, and anyone researching the state’s print culture.