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1. A Pioneer of 1842 A Pioneer of 1842 //18?? Autobiographical letter by William Gilpin about his background leading up to his being the first territorial governor of Colorado, written some time after the Civil War, and describing his ties to the...
2. Blue Springs Lake Blue Springs Lake 1979 Topographical map of "East Fork Little Blue River, Missouri" has development plan superimposed on it. Marina, hiking trails, nature, picnic and camping areas are marked.
3. Boys Hotel Boys Take to Woods and Water Boys Hotel Boys Take to Woods and Water July/4/1925 Camping trip for boys in the Boys Club at 1601 Admiral Boulevard.
4. Don't Touch That Dial Don't Touch That Dial May 1991 Photo and bio of Harold Ensley, "the 'Sportsman's Friend,'" in "his 37th year of TV, still fishing, hunting, camping. ..and talking," starting "at KIMO Radio in Independence in 1951" and becoming nationally...
5. Etienne Provost Etienne Provost 1997 Biographical chapter about Etienne Provost (1785-1850), an early southwestern fur trader dubbed "The Man of the Mountains" and namesake of Provo, Utah. He was a native of Quebec, Canada, becoming a "member...
6. Ginger Blue Lodge Ginger Blue Lodge n.d. Group portrait of unidentified men and women, many in swimsuits, outside the Ginger Blue Lodge. Probably a South Central Business Association outing.
7. Guadalupe Center Collection Finding Aid Guadalupe Center Collection Finding Aid 1925-1974 (bulk 1941-1965) The Guadalupe Center, a Hispanic community center on the city's West Side, was founded by the Agnes Ward Amberg Club, a Catholic women's organization, in 1925. The collection includes four scrapbooks which...
8. Guadalupe Center Photograph Album 1, Page 31 Guadalupe Center Photograph Album 1, Page 31 1926 Group of five photographs on the scrapbook page of children and adults in some type of camping or daycare event in which crafts are involved. Location not given but all are dated 1926.
9. Guadalupe Center Photograph Album 2, Page 24 Guadalupe Center Photograph Album 2, Page 24 n.d. Scrapbook page contains four photographs, all exterior views in unidentified location. All are unidentified young men who appear to have been camping with bedrolls.
10. Guadalupe Center Photograph Album 3, Page 20b Guadalupe Center Photograph Album 3, Page 20b ca1945 Loose photograph, exterior camping scene with young boys and adult woman. No identification of location, individuals or date.
11. Horace J. Peery and John T. Peery Horace J. Peery and John T. Peery ca1890 View of Horace J. Peery and brother John T. Peery astride burros and beside a tent. Taken while traveling and camping out in Arizona. Both were the sons of Archibald and Elizabeth A. Peery and hoped that...
12. Kansas City Stockyards Kansas City Stockyards Postcard of the Kansas City Stockyards
13. Kansas City Stockyards, Entrance Kansas City Stockyards, Entrance Postcard of entrance to the Kansas City Stockyards
14. Lake Jacomo Lake Jacomo 1963 Black and white map shows the lake and features such as docks, camping areas, Park Office, trails, and roads on one side. Reverse side shows park location southwest of Blue Springs, Missouri, surrounding...
15. Lewis and Clark Resources Lewis and Clark Resources 2003 A bibliography of materials related to Lewis and Clark held by the Kansas City Public Library.
16. Map of the Original Survey of the Santa Fe Trail Approved by President Monroe One Hundred Years Ago Map of the Original Survey of the Santa Fe Trail Approved by President Monroe One Hundred Years Ago 1925-08-09 Map of the Santa Fe Trail, accompanied by a newspaper article concerning the history of the route. Includes a table of distances on the old trail from Independence to Santa Fe with the names of the principal...
17. Old Campground Will Pull Up Stakes, Create Redevelopment Old Campground Will Pull Up Stakes, Create Redevelopment June 9-15, 2006 The 40-acre Salvation Army 3 Trails Camp at U.S. Highway 40 and Lee's Summit Road will be decommissioned at the end of this year's camping season and placed on the market with a $6.8 million price tag....
18. Our Easley Ancestors and Their Relatives Our Easley Ancestors and Their Relatives 1963 Information about the Johnson family of Kansas City, Missouri, starting with John Johnson (1770-1833), the half-brother of Christopher Mulkey, and Johnson's family, including his son James Johnson (1802-1867),...
19. Recreation in Missouri's Future Recreation in Missouri's Future August 1964 Analysis of existing and projected future outdoor recreation needs in Missouri, including public parks and private areas for fishing, picnics, camping, hunting, caves, general water recreation, etc., with...
20. Rice-Tremonti Home: Rice Frontier Days Rice-Tremonti Home: Rice Frontier Days Summer 1991 Description of the festivities surrounding the Rice-Tremonti Home, built in 1844 and called "Raytown's most historic site," as "a popular camping site on the Santa Fe Trail," with illustration.