Discover Kansas history as told by its own scholars in rare, firsthand detail.
The twenty-first biennial report captures the Kansas State Historical Society’s work across the 1917–1919 period, including proceedings from its annual meetings and a wealth of museum and archival activity.
The book presents the Forty-second and Forty-third Annual Meetings, with the secretary’s progress report, notes on the Memorial Building project, and updates on collections and archaeological efforts. It highlights gifts, acquisitions, and recognized contributions that shaped the state’s historical record, along with biographical sketches and organizational references.
- Accounts of the annual meetings in Topeka, with lists of attendees and key actions.
- Secretary’s report detailing transactions, building plans, and funding decisions for the Memorial Building.
- Archaeological discussions and documented donations that enriched the museum’s collections.
- Biographical sketches, organizational news, and resolutions reflecting the Society’s mission.
Ideal for readers of state history, museum patrons, and researchers seeking context on Kansas heritage in the early 20th century.