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Cities H through M

Date/Time

Title

Sponsor/Location

Harper

Oct 16
7 PM

Stories from the Barn with Joyce Thierer

Harper County Farm Bureau, 620/842-3295. Location: Chaparral High School, 467 N. Hwy 14

Hays

Aug 22

History of Local Businesses in the Chestnut Street Historic District, debut at the Hays Arts Council Fall Gallery Walk

Sponsor: Downtown Hays Development Corporation, 785/628-8201. Co-sponsor: Fort Hays State University, Dept. of History.

Sep 13 -
Nov 9

Wow! That Oughta Be in a Museum KITES exhibit

Sternberg Museum of Natural History, 3000 Sternberg Dr., 785/628-4289

Hiawatha

Sep 18
7 PM

Hurrah, Frei Kansas! Germans Struggle Against Slavery in Kansas Territory, 1854-1861 with William D. Keel

Brown County Historical Society, 611 Utah St., 785/742-3330

Highland

Oct 23
7 PM

The German Heritage of Kansas with William D. Keel

Doniphan County Historical Society & Native American Heritage Museum, 1737 Elgin Rd, 785/442-3304

Independence

Aug 15 –
Sep 28

New Harmonies: Celebrating American Roots Music, Smithsonian Institution traveling exhibtion and special events

Independence Historical Museum, 8th & Myrtle Sts., 620/331-3515

Inman

Sep 27
2 PM

L. Frank Baum, Royal Historian of Oz portrayed by Frederick A. Krebs

Inman Public Library, 620/585-2474. Location: Inman Community Building

Iola

Sep 26-27

Buster Keaton & Will Rogers: Two American Comic Heroes

Bowlus Fine Arts Center, 620/365-4765, www.iolakeatoncelebration.org

Kansas City

Aug 27
9 AM

Clarina Nichols, Freedom Fighter portrayed by Diane Eickhoff

Intercultural Center, Kansas City Community College, 7250 State Ave., 913/651-2111

Oct 15
11 AM

Clarina Nichols, Freedom Fighter portrayed by Diane Eickhoff

Keeler Women's Center, Donnelly College, 608 N. 18th St., 913/621-8749

LaCygne

Aug 7
6:30 PM

Cemetries Galore: Continuity & Change in Kansas Graveyards with Randall M. Thies

Friends of Linn County Library District 2, 209 N. Broadway, 913/757-2151

Oct 21
6:30 PM

Theodore Roosevelt, President portrayed by Phillip D. Thomas

Friends of Linn County Library District 2, 209 N. Broadway, 913/757-2151

Lakin

Oct 20
11:30 AM

James Naismith, Inventor of Basketball portrayed by William S. Worley

Kearny County Lilbrary, 620/355-6674. Location: Kearny County Senior Center, 305 N. Kansas Ave.

Larned

Sep 18-20

Rendezvous 2008 focusing on “The Evolution of Freighting on the Santa Fe Trail”

Santa Fe Trail Center, 620/285-2054, www.santafetrailcenter.org

Lawrence

Jun 27 –
Aug 10

New Harmonies: Celebrating American Roots Music, Smithsonian Institution traveling exhibition and special events

Watkins Community Museum of History, 1047 Massachusetts St., 785/841-4109. For schedule of events, click here.

Sep 6
2:30 PM

World’s Largest Things: Roadside Attractions with Erika Nelson

Lawrence Public Library, 707 Vermont St., 785/843-3833 x123

Sep 15
2:30 PM

Reading Roadside Kansas with Jay M. Price

Lawrence Public Library, 707 Vermont St., 785/843-3833 x123

Leavenworth

Oct 11
10:30 AM

August Bondi, Soldier and Settler portayed by William S. Worley. Supported by Community Legacy Fund of Jewish Community Foundation of Greater Kansas City.

Leavenworth County Historical Society, Carroll Mansion, 1128 5th Ave., 913/682-7739

Nov 15
time TBA

Theodore Roosevelt, President portrayed by Phillip D. Thomas

Leavenworth County Historical Society, 913/682-7739. Location: TBA.

Dec 12
1-7 PM

Peform Me the Stories of Leavenworth County

Leavenworth County, 913/684-0441. Location: Courthouse, 300 Walnut

Louisburg

Oct 30
7 PM

Cemeteries Galore: Continuity & Change in Kansas Graveyards with Randall M. Thies

Louisburg Library District 1, 206 S. Broadway, 913/837-2217

Nov 6
6 PM

Laura Ingalls Wilder: Home Builder of the Prairie with Sara Jane Richter

Louisburg Library District 1, 206 S. Broadway, 913/837-2217

Marion

Oct 21
7 PM

Cemeteries Galore: Continuity & Change in Kansas Graveyards with Randall M. Thies

Marion City Library, 101 Library St., 620/382-2442

McPherson

Oct 3 –
Nov 9

New Harmonies: Celebrating American Roots Music, Smithsonian Institution traveling exhibtion and special events

McPherson Museum, 1130 E. Euclid, 620/241-8464


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* KITES exhibits co-sponsored by the Kansas State Historical Society.

Major grants and projects noted in bold. All programs are funded in part by the Kansas Humanities Council.

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