Topeka, KS

Gage Rose One and Two

001. In His Steps [title slide]

002. Rev. Henry Maxwell called to his wife as he went upstairs

003. He settled himself at his desk with a sigh

004. The bell rang sharply

005. He made no movement to answer the bell

006. He rose and walked over to one of his windows

007. The shabby looking young man said

008. Shifting his faded hat from one hand to the other

009. The man was going slowly down the street

010. Rev. Henry Maxwell and his wife at dinner

011. "The same man," said the minister thoughtfully

012. The first church of Raymond

013. Rachel Winslow, the soprano, sang a solo

014. The sermon was interesting

015. The entire congregation was startled

016. The man had reached the open space

017. What would Jesus do?

018. He gave a sudden lurch

019. He fell heavily on his face

020. Henry Maxwell and a group of his church members

021. The minister's house

022. His face showing marks of the strain

E.F.A Reinisch Rose Garden

'Ella Cinders' to headline Kansas silent film festival

'Magnificent' Silent Film Returns From The Dead

'The Magician' to appear: Yearly event to feature 1926 Rex Ingram classic

11KTWU Invites You to the USA PREMIERE!

1965 Flashback: Bridge Tumbles

6 Witnesses Tell of Second Car in River

A journey to the past at the Silent Film Festival

A rosy mystery

A special rose

African safari: Kansas Silent Film Festival to show 'Simba,' the only surviving feature-length film Osa and Martin Johnson made during the silent era

An Oscar Micheaux Joint

At annual film festival, silence is golden

Battered Old Bridge Near End of Life

Bloomin' love

Celebrate Anniversary Of Reinisch Garden

Centennial Festival Of Roses Scheduled

Change in Habit Fatal

Classic stars highlight Silent Film Fest

Couple dominates Rose Show

Crewmen and divers searched grimly Saturday [...]

Crowds hush as silent films speak volumes

Day of silents

'Lost' Mary Pickford film to be screened at Annual Cinema-Dinner

--- and remembrance of things past.

15th Annual Kansas Silent Film Festival Will Highlight First Academy Awards

17th Annual Kansas Silent Film Festival spotlights Keystone comedies and more

5/6/2003--Remembering the Topeka Tornado, June 8, 1966

A life, death, and funeral during the time of COVID-19

Carol Christensen Text

Christiana Adjagodo text

Christina Appelhanz Text

Email, Rodney Sauer to Bill Shaffer

Experiencing the Pandemic of 2020

Gay Glenn Text

Heidi Tanner Text

Home church during COVID-19

Interview Questions

Jeri Jarvis Text

Jiyuan Chen text

Jun 8, Tornado - Genevieve Agin

June 8th Destruction

KSFF 2010 Audience Attendance Report

KSFF 2011 Audience Attendance Report

Kansas Silent Film Festival Cinema Dinner letter

Kansas Silent Film Festival welcome speech

1015 College Ave.

1019 Topeka Ave.

1100 Gage Park Blvd.

112 Taylor St.

1142 College Ave.

124 Greenwood Ave.

1260 Buchanan St.

1321 College Ave.

1331 Pembroke Lane

1331 Pembroke Ln.

14 College Ave.

1416 Plass Ave.

1565 Lakeside Dr.

15th St. and MacVicar Ave.

15th and Oakley Ave.

15th and Oakley Ave.

15th and Oakley Ave.

15th and Pembroke Lane

15th and Pembroke Lane

15th and Plass Ave.

1600 N.E. Quincy St.

1601 Collins Ave.

1603 College Ave.

E.F.A. Reinisch Rose Garden Booklet

"Up To Date"--The Topeka Bridge, 1898

10th Annual Kansas Silent Film Festival brochure (2006)

10th annual Kansas Silent Film Festival program (2006)

11th annual Kansas Silent Film Festival brochure (2007)

11th annual Kansas Silent Film Festival program (2007)

12th annual Kansas Silent Film Festival brochure (2008)

12th annual Kansas Silent Film Festival program (2008)

13th annual Kansas Silent Film Festival brochure (2009)

13th annual Kansas Silent Film Festival flyer (2009)

13th annual Kansas Silent Film Festival program (2009)

14th annual Kansas Silent Film Festival brochure (2010)

14th annual Kansas Silent Film Festival collectible magnets

14th annual Kansas Silent Film Festival program (2010)

15th Annual Kansas Silent Film Festival flyer (2011)

15th annual Kansas Silent Film Festival brochure (2011)

15th annual Kansas Silent Film Festival program (2011)

16th Annual Kansas Silent Film Festival [Another Fine Mess]

16th annual Kansas Silent Film Festival brochure (2012)

16th annual Kansas Silent Film Festival flyer (2012)

16th annual Kansas Silent Film Festival flyer (2012)

16th annual Kansas Silent Film Festival program (2012)

17th annual Kansas Silent Film Festival brochure

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"Boy Scout Saluting the Flag", Sculptured in Meadow Gold Butter

A Difference in Corns

A Nice Swheat Girl

All doctors prescribe it

As we puzzle you with this Puzzle, so do we Puzzle our Competitors in the Quality of our Bakery Goods. Get busy! Get a Puzzle and get a Prize!

Calendar for 1901

Capt. A. C. Wallace Practical House Mover

Charles M. Sheldon

Cheapest Shoe Store, Chase & Co.

Cheapest Shoe Store, Chase & Co.

Compliments of Furman's Great Western Boot and Shoe House

Compliments of Furman's Great Western Boot and Shoe House

Compliments of L.M. Crawford, Manufacturing Confectioner, Restaurateur and Baker, Opera House, Topeka, Kan.

Compliments of L.M. Crawford, Manufacturing Confectioner, Restaurateur and Baker, Opera House, Topeka, Kan.

Compliments of Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. (verso)

Compliments of the Pomeroy Coal Company

Compliments of the Pomeroy Coal Company

February, 1906

For the Best and Cheapest Boots and Shoes go to the New Store

Furman's Great Western Boot & Shoe House

Granite Ironware (verso)

Great Dinners including Soup, "Ideal" Coffee and Ice Cream only Twenty-five Cents

Hanley & Finch's Fine Confections

6th grade promotion, Wesley Eckert

Alice Lee 1. Education and career

Alice Lee 2. Growing up

Alice Lee 3. Social life

Alice Lee 4. Since Brown v Board

Ann Garvin 1. Career and education

Ann Garvin 2. Substitute teaching in Topeka

Ann Garvin 3. Teaching at USD 501

Ann Garvin 4. Motherhood and career

Ann Garvin 5. Incidents and negotiations

Ann Garvin 6. Late career and retirement

Beryl New 1. Career and Education

Beryl New 2. Young Activism

Beryl New 3. Since Brown v Board

Dale Cushinberry 1. Career and Education

Dale Cushinberry 2. Being an Educator

Dale Cushinberry 3. Change

Eric Napue 1. Intro and Education

Eric Napue 2. Community

Eric Napue 3. Since Brown v Board

I can't breathe time lapse

Larry Cushinberry 1. Introduction and Childhood

Larry Cushinberry 2. School

Alice Lee Transcript

Ann Garvin Transcript

Beryl New transcript

Dale Cushinberry Transcript

Eric Napue Transcript

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