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Shawnee County Historical Society, No. 64

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Title AlternativeOakland's first one hundred years & Ghost towns of Shawnee CountyCreatorRipley, John W.Richmond, Robert W.Jarboe, Mary Ritchie, 1923-Greene, Zula BenningtonCharbo, Eileen MilesFitzgerald, Daniel C.Franklin, Margaret Barnum, 1905-1997Shaw, Warren W.PublisherShawnee County Historical SocietyTable of Contents[Front matter, no. 64]
Oakland's first one hundred years & Ghost towns of Shawnee County;
Oakland's first 100 Years; Oakland families
Clarence T. (Curly) Edwinson
Chautauqua at Oakland Grove
Music festival at Oakland Grove
Ghost towns of Shawnee County
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Post Offices, Shawnee CountyDescriptionInclude rapid transit map.
Includes "Ghost towns of Shawnee County", originally published in v. 1, no. 1 of the Bulletin of the Shawnee County Historical Society.Date of VolumeNovember 1987VolumeNo. 64Decade1850s-1980sSubjectPost office stations and branchesPostal servicePostmastersExtinct citiesMusic festivalsMusicEntertainment eventsCities and townsNeighborhoodsChautauquasEdwinson, Clarence T.BiographyAthletesAir pilots, MilitaryBusiness enterprisesTransportationSocial life and customsFormatPDFLanguageengIdentifierTSCPL_LH_SCHSB_0940 to TSCPL_LH_SCHSB_0947

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SeriesBulletin of the Shawnee County Historical SocietyPlaceOakland neighborhood, Topeka, KSTopeka, KSShawnee County, KS

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Shawnee County Historical Society, No. 64