Shawnee County Historical Society, No. 40

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Title AlternativeAristocratic Topeka Avenue and its environsCreatorNeiswanger, David, Mrs. (Mary Bellamy)Filson, Lester F.Kline, Kathryn AlbaughGreene, Zula BenningtonJohnson, Lilian StoneAlexander, HenriettaAlexander, MaryAlexander, JaneBeatty, MarionBeatty, PaulinePatton, Margaret G.Smith, Irene SeerySweet, Ann B.Franklin, Margaret Barnum, 1905-1997Conklin, ArthurHale, Preston O.Mack, George, 1907-1986Hamilton, W.L.Mitchell, Ethel MortonBruce, T.H.McClintock, Helen IsisGalloway, Nancy VealeMcFarland, NellStratton, Lenore MonroeJenkins, Katherine M.Hobart, Wilson K., M.D.Menninger, Edwin A. (Edwin Arnold), 1896-1995Buck, HazelHunt, Ruth E.Carruth, Arthur J., IIIMontgomery, AdaPublisherShawnee County Historical SocietyTable of Contents[Front matter, no. 40]
Topeka Avenue, Tyler and Harrison: from the Kaw River to 15th street, year 1900
Growing pains
History of Topeka Avenue: First Avenue to Fifteenth Street
Topeka society
A little about life and homes on Topeka Avenue
Topeka Avenue, 2nd to 6th Streets
Topeka Avenue, 300 to 600 Block
Residence at 319 Topeka Boulevard
Some facts about Topeka Avenue and Harrison prior to 1880
Tyler Street to 6th Street
A history of the Sweet family
600, 700, 800 Block, Topeka Avenue
Harrison Street from Sixth to Tenth
Some Tyler Street residents
As I remember: the 500 block on Tenth Street
North Side of the 500 Block on West 10th Street
Topeka Avenue--900 Block
Harrison Street--Tenth to Twelfth Streets
1000 block Topeka Avenue
1100 block Topeka Avenue
On the street where I lived
Topeka Avenue from Huntoon to 14th
Mort Albaugh--politician
The stag at eve
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ward Tinkham
Kansas Medical College, 1890-1913
Charles Curtis
Arthur Capper
The Episcopal female seminary
The Ingleside home
Clarkson House at 1027 Tyler Street
The high school building at 8th and Harrison
Topeka Avenue and the Santa Fe Railroad
Topeka churches
Highlights
Memories--that go way backDescriptionIncludes "J.K. Jones residence-314 Topeka Boulevard".
Includes the following topics:
First Congregational
First Presbyterian
First Methodist Episcopal Church
First Lutheran
First Christian Church
First United Presbyterian
First Church of the Nazarene
First German Methodist
Church of the New Jerusalem
Swedish Evangelical Lutheran
First Society of Spiritualists
Temple Beth Sholom
Bethel Covenant
Date of VolumeDecember 1963VolumeNo. 40Decade1850s-1960sSubjectDwellingsBusiness enterprisesBiographyHolliday, Cyrus Kurtz, 1826-1900Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railway CompanyRailroads--EmployeesAlbaugh, MortonPoliticiansPolitics and governmentSocial life and customsTrivia and miscellaneaBuildingsStreetsStreet namesClarkson familyDry-goodsChurch buildingsChristianityJudaismOccupations--StatisticsCapper, Arthur, 1865-1951Men--Societies and clubsProhibition--Law and legislationDwellings--Design and constructionStreets--DesignTheological seminariesWomen seminariansEpiscopal ChurchWomen's sheltersYoung women--Social conditionsShawnee County Historical SocietyMenninger, Edwin A. (Edwin Arnold), 1896-1995Personal narrativesMedical collegesWashburn University of TopekaUniversity of Kansas. School of MedicineSweet familyMcClintock, Helen IrisHigh school buildingsCurtis, Charles, 1860-1936Vice-PresidentsClubsTinkham, Albert WardTinkham familyFormatPDFLanguageengIdentifierTSCPL_LH_SCHSB_0366 to TSCPL_LH_SCHSB_0402

SeriesBulletin of the Shawnee County Historical SocietyPlaceTopeka Avenue Topeka, KSTopeka, KS

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