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Cities T through Z

Date/Time

Title

Sponsor/Location

Tonganoxie

Jul 27
7 PM

Kansas Opera Houses and Community Events with Jane Rhoads

Tonganoxie Public Library, 913/845-3281. Location: Tonganoxie Community Historical Society, 201 W. Washington

Topeka

Jul 29
9 AM

Freedom’s Frontier: Kansas and the Idea of African american Liberty, 1856-1877 in the 2010 National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom conference

Kansas Network to Freedom, (785) 228-5702

Jul 29
12 Noon

Historical Legal Arguments for Slavery and Abolition in the 2010 National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom conference

Kansas Network to Freedom, (785) 228-5702

Jul 29
6:30 PM

Meet Mary Pleasant in the 2010 National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom conference

Kansas Network to Freedom, (785) 228-5702

Jul 30
10:45 AM

Clarina Nichols: A Political Role for Women in Kansas in the 2010 National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom conference

Kansas Network to Freedom, (785) 228-5702

Jul 30
1:15 PM

The Most Important Era in American History You Never Heard Of in the 2010 National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom conference

Kansas Network to Freedom, (785) 228-5702

Troy

Oct 28
7 PM

Kansas Through the Lens of F. M. Steel with Jim Hoy

Doniphan County Historical Society and Doniphan County Library District 1, 105 N. Main St., (785) 985-2597

Wichita

Aug 21
1 PM

Railroads in Kansas with William S. Worley

Wichita Genealogical Society, 316/788-1336. Location: Alford Branch Library, 3447 S. Meridian Ave.

Sep 21
9 AM

Black Newspapers and African-American Communities in Kansas with Aleen J. Ratzlaff

East Wichita Shepherd’s Center, (316) 682-0504. Location: East Heights United Methodist Church, 4407 E. Douglas Ave.

Nov 10
1:30 PM

The Pawnee Tribe in Kansas with Chris Howell

Wichita Public Library, 223 S. Main St., 316/261-8590


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06/29/2010 11:42