Vol. 46 / No. 1 / Spring

• Thomas W. Barber
• Ruben A. Lopez
• PLHS Senior Football 2019-2020
• LHS Classes Honored: 1910,20,30,40,50,60,70
• Military Heroes: Harold E Hudson
• Obituaries: Irene L. Condley, Marlene E. Hackathorn, William L. Leslie

Vol. 46 / No. 2 / Summer

• Closure During Covid
• Former George L Glenn Home Burne
• Three Dollar Bill
• Kuhlman Home Nominated as National Historic Home
• Ellen Duncan
• Obituaries: Debra Davis, Dola Nelson, Larry H James, Carolyn S, Curran, Eldson L Mrstik

Vol. 46 / No. 3 / Fall

• Lecompton as Territorial Capitol of Kansas
• Presidents and Lecompton
• Marvin "Buddy" Kellum and LHS teammates
• Private Kirby Rogers, WWI
• Thomas Lee Hardware Store
• Photo: UB Church Photo 1911
• Obituaries: Doris Weeks, Nelda L Hodson, James H Vestal, Jr., Howard Hildenbrand, Terry L Stilson

Vol. 46 / No. 4 / Winter

• Lecompton's Role in Kansas Statehood
• Tim Rues Honored
• Albert G. Boone
• Obituaries: Maynard G Person, Ruth M Corzette, Katherine Flood, Larry L Purdie

Vol. 45 / No. 1 / Spring

• William Sherrard and Gov. Geary
• New Books that Recognize the Importance of Lecompton in US History
• Obituaries: WULFKUHLE, Horst; NEIL, Dorothy "Dottie Jean (LaDuke); Packer, Paul W.; DULIN, Robert Otis, Jr.; HUDSON, Harold E. Eddie., Jr.

Vol. 45 / No. 2 / Summer

• Update in Winter School
• FDR's Secretary of War and Kansas's 25th Governor Address Lecompton Commencement in 1941
• 2019 Territorial Day Programs
• Lecompton High School Class of 1969
• OBITUARIES: Spencer, Jeanette Mae (Hartman); ANDERSON, Peter Alden; Bahnmaier, John Keith; PERKINS, David Robert; PERKINS, Betty Jo (Wilson)

Vol. 45 / No. 3 / Fall

• Lecompton's Eisenhower Connection
• Lecompton's Quantrill's Raid Connection: Klaus and O'Neil families
• Mrs. Gertrude Hoad remembers Quantrill's Raid
• Lecompton High School Memories
• Noe family Sequicentennial farm recognition
• OBITUARIES: Stauffer, Carolyn J. (Foster); Harrison, Sondra Lee "Soni" (Wizer); PASLAY, Carl William.

Vol. 45 / No. 4 / Winter

• Governor's Tourism Award
• Impact of Quantrill's Raid on James O'Neill Family
• OBITUARIES: Boydson, Zella Vesta "Sally" (Wilson); MORRIS, Robert "Bob" Howard
• Bleeding Kansas Program Series 2020

Vol. 44 / No. 1 / Spring

• Mark Vincent Migliario Homestead
• Lecompton Alumni Banquet 2018
• Howard and Ellen Duncan
• Don McAfee Barb Wire Display
• Big Springs Businesses over the years
• Obituaries: McAlexander, Lura Irene; Kasson, Karen Kay; Stauffer. Betty Joyce; Hildenbrand, Margie Rose; Confer-Jensen, Evelyn Mae

Vol. 44 / No. 3 / Fall

• Lecompton Best Location for Kansas Capital in 1855
• Robert Stevens, Attorney in Early Lecompton 1857
• Vote on the English Bill in 1858
• 2018 Lecompton High School Alumni Banquet
• Obituaries: VAUSBINDER, Charles Herbert Jr.; SHAFFER, Edna Martha (Schaefer); STEVENS, Robert Croll Stevens; McCONNELL, Richard; WOOD, Hayden Keith

Vol. 44 / No. 4 / Winter

• Lecompton blog by Beth Reiber
• Obituaries: SIMMONS, Arloene M. "Arlie" (Dekat); HOWARD, Lenwood James; LESLIE, Betty L. (Webber); DUNNAWAY Ananora "Ann" (Shields); MATHEWS, George Herbert.
• Fight over the Lecompton Constitution
• Frank Leslie's Lecompton: National Obsession

Vol. 44 / No. 2 / Summer

• Lecompton Almost Became the Site of the Kansas Penitentiary in 1858
• Anti-Lecompton Mass Meeting 1858
• Annexation of part of Nebraska into Kansas Territory
• Lecompton High School class of 1968
• Obituaries: RIST, Lottie Irene; COLTON, Darrel Francis; GREEN, Marilyn Mae (Bahnmaier-Etchison)

Vol. 43 / No. 1 / Spring

• Happy 135th Birthday to the Lane University Building
• Marv Kellum Highlighted in Wichita Eagle
• Letter from Coach Nelson
• Obituaries: Elaine (Barr) Wilson, William Sayler, Virginia (Richards) Rainbolt, Marvin Maydew, Julia (Ice) Hill, Charles Wright

Vol. 43 / No. 2 / Summer

• Lecompton Constitution is 160 Years Old
• World War One Participants from Lecompton, Big Springs, Stull and Kanwaka
• Spanish Influenza Pandemic during World War One
• Clarence Smith, Beloved Teacher and World War One Veteran.
• 1867 Earthquake
• Vicki Leochner Retires
• Historic LaDuke Farmhouse Rehabilitation
• Obituaries: Earle Kasson, Richard Traxler, Thomas Rainbolt, Emil Heck, Jr.

Vol. 43 / No. 3 / Fall

• World War One Exhibit
• Grover Hoch-Wald Tuberculosis Ranch
• Redemption City
• Timeline of the Lecompton Constitution
• 1919 Red Cross Pin
• Obituaries: Dorothea Kline, Duane Wyatt, Sr., Elizabeth (Quigley) Heck, Willa (Kline) Grandstaff Norwood.

Vol. 43 / No. 4 / Winter

• Mayors of Lecompton
• Radical United Brethren Church
• Lecompton Territorial Legislature Walnut Desk
• Obituaries: Ed Turner, Norma (Cree) Walter, Lila (Baughman) Dionne, Larry Plumb, Marvin Hartman, Donald McAfee, Dorothy (Montgomery) Bower, Melvin Dark.

Vol. 42 / No. 1 / Spring

• George Vitus Noe Escorted Governor Charles Robinson to Camp Sackett in 1856
• Hallowed Walls of Constitution Hall
• Big Springs United Methodist Church,
• Obituaries: Mason Brunton, Capt. Donald Fuston, Richard Werts, Calvin Kreipe, Dorothy (Checksfield) Smith.

Vol. 42 / No. 2 / Summer

• The Poem that Saved Constitution Hall by Opal Goodrick
• Volunteers Ruth Ice and Donna Koepp
• Obituaries: Gilbert Bates, Harriet (Reisner) Harwood, Kathleen (McBride) Hall.

Vol. 42 / No. 3 / Fall

• Reenactment of the Battle of Fort Titus
• Obituaries: Robert Sulzen, Nancy (Morris) Howard.

Vol. 42 / No. 4 / Winter

• Lecompton Wins a “Best Small Town in Kansas” award
• Christmas in Lecompton Exhibit 2016
• Kaw River
• Lecompton Ads in 1858 Newspaper
• Obituaries: Dennis Hetrick, Martin Long, Lola Jean (Oberhelman) Lyne, James “Bud” Banks, Georgiiiiiiia (Spencer), Wingfield, Anna Mae (Weeks) Hibner, Early L. Lewis, Helen (Hodson) Bates, Gerald Ice.

Vol. 41 / No. 1 / Spring

• Story behind the Slogan on the Lecompton Mug
• Inventory Project at the Territorial Capital Museum
• Obituaries: Helen (Connole) Horton, Edna (Horton) Walter, Dean “Smokey” Chiles, Wayne Stover, Dale Gregg, Mildred (Chiles) Lester, Jorg Stockinger, Norma Jean (Svoboda) Hamrick

Vol. 41 / No. 3 / Fall

• Tim Rues Celebrates 20 Years in Lecompton
• Oklahoma Travel Writer Visits Lecompton
• Governor Walker’s Inaugural Address 1857
• Lecompton Quilts
• Territorial Day 1910
• Obituaries: Howard Sanford, Maurice Wustefeld, Grace (Kellogg) Melton, Doris (Holloway) Sindt, Otto Spurny, M. D., G. Kathryn (Dennon) Spurny.

Vol. 41 / No. 4 / Winter

• Queen Victoria, Russian Czar and Other World Leaders Read About Lecompton in Newspapers.
• Victorian, Vintage, Themed Christmas Display
• NFL Honors Buddy Kellum of Lecompton
• 1941 Letter to Sehon family from Dana Bartlett, Lane University graduate.
• Obituaries: Darlene (Carter) Steinman Paslay, Victorine (Barland) Vetter, Marquita “Mark” (Pickel) Christy.

Vol. 40 / No. 1 / Spring

• Professor Chen and KU Journalism Class promoting visibility for Lecompton
• House Resolution Recognizes 155th Anniversary of House Rejection of Lecompton Constitution
• One of a Kind Map Collection at Territorial Capital Museum
• Obits: Virginia “Ginger” Marshall Rothwell, Alva John Pletcher, Edward Cook, Judith Ann Hoage, Corrine L Fleming Childs, Irene Elaine Kibbee Dark, Edna Florence Chiles

Vol. 40 / No. 2 / Summer

• George Caleb Bingham’s “order No. 11” painting
• Gieseman Map Collection
• Women Mayors of Lecompton
• Obituaries: Paul Garber, Carl Eugene Silvers, Lillian Ruth Stauffer, Bill Hodson, Allen K “AK” Winter, Anita Smith.

Vol. 40 / No. 3 / Fall

• Famous Floor Brawl on the floor of the US House of Representatives
• Proposed Annexation of Nebraska south of the Platte River
• PLHS Baseball Enjoys Banner Season
• Obituaries: Hazel (Glenn) Barger, Leatha Rose (Glenn) Cook, Helen (Banks) Crady, Larry Reace Stephens.

Vol. 40 / No. 4 / Winter

• Professors of Ohio State visit Lecompton
• History of Christmas Trees and Ornaments
• Obituaries: Larry Sumner, Shirley (Holderman) Funk, Dianna (Nichols) Meier, Esther (Moss) Wulfkuhle, Pauline (O’Hara) Lasswell, Michael Adams, Covert “Red” Cranwell

Vol. 39 / No. 1 / Spring

• Historic Landmark Burns: Glenn Schoolhouse
• 1892 Jail Dedication
• New York Times article about Lecompton
• Obits: Elizabeth Traxler Norris, Dorothy E Shaner, Leo Joseph Anderson, Larry L Gates, Bill Edward Garrett, Johnny “Buffalo” Trammel

Vol. 39 / No. 2 / Summer

• Original Tombstone of Sheriff Samuel J Jones Comes to Lecompton
• Obits: Betty Lou (Damm) Carothers, Glenn Kirk Henry, James Franklin Chiles, Winton Allen Winter, Ula (Bates) Armstrong, Mary Maxine Maust Fowler

Vol. 39 / No. 3 / Fall

• City Jail and Sheriff Jones Tombstone Dedicated
• Final Defeat of Lecompton Constitution
• Obits: Marvin Eugene Grandstaff, Jean Curfman Cozad, Thomas Chester Skinner

Vol. 39 / No. 4 / Winter

• John Calhoun Painting Donated
• Pro and Anti Lecompton Rallies held throughout the United States, 1857 and 1858
• Obits: Richard C. Walter, George Edward Yost, H Justine Curry.

Vol. 38 / No. 1 / Spring

• Jim Lane portrait donated
• Gorrill Farmstead on Kansas Historic Place Register
• A Remembrance of Lecompton and Lane University in the 1870s by Charles Wesley Smith, Lane University student from 1875 – 1879
• Obits: Richard Harry Smith, George R Simmons, Bill Cree, Chester C Gibbens

Vol. 38 / No. 2 / Summer

• Battle of Ft. Titus: 1st battle with casualties between free state and pro slavery men
• Obits: Corwin Everett Sperry, Margaret Colman Wuflfkuhllle, Rev. Paul H Kapp, Margaret H Wizer

Vol. 38 / No. 3 / Fall

• Current Events: Berry Plastics
• Obits: Gladine Shirley Marshalick, Joseph Saylor Stauffer, William E Van Dyke, Dianna Marie Grandstaff

Vol. 38 / No. 4 / Winter

• Lecompton Rural High School
• Relocation and Restoration of the 1892 City Jail
• Christmas at Lecompton 1876
• Obits: Fred Shipman Winter, Martha “Joann” Cook, Delmar Joseph Barland, Herbert L Rogers, Alden E “Wally” Holderman

Vol. 37 / No. 1 / Spring

• The most infamous floor brawl in the history of the US House of Representatives 1958
• Lecompton “Quiz”
• The Governor’s Mansion in 1856
• Obits: Raymond Schimmel, Norman Earl Redford, Henrietta Anderson, Elizabeth Josephine Brune, Bonnie Kathleen King, Irene A Anno, Alvin E Daniels

Vol. 37 / No. 2 / Summer

• Gov. Brownback proclaims June 19-25 as Lecompton Territorial Days
• Veterans’ Monument Dedication
• Obits: Marjorie E Endsley

Vol. 37 / No. 3 / Fall

• Lecompton Post Office Slated for Closure
• Veterans’ Memorial Dedication
• NYC Institute Selects Lecompton for Lincoln Exhibit
• Obits: Winifred A Howley, Earl G Glenn, Larry Duane Sanford, Willis M Horton, Irma Maxine Dark

Vol. 37 / No. 4 / Winter

• Lincoln Looks West to Kansas
• Early Cemeteries Near Lecompton
• 1859 Lecompton: The KT Town Most Likely to Succeed
• Lawyers of Old Lecompton
• Obits: Francis L “Sonny” Foley

Vol. 36 / No. 1 / Spring

• Lincoln, Lecompton, Leavenworth, New York.
• Lincoln’s Cooper Union Speech, 1860
• Lincoln’s Leavenworth Speech, 1859
• Lecompton Census 1860
• Lecompton High School Football Teams: 1959, 1965
• Obits: Kathleen Lynn Finn, Ross E Wulfkuhle, Bernard Eugene Fordice, Walter Lester Stauffer, Katherine E Johanning, Gloria Mae Baugher Ward.

Vol. 36 / No. 2 / Summer

• Dwight Eisenhower’s Parents
• Bleeding Kansas Lecture Series
• Obits: Carl John Peterson, Letha L Wulfkuhle, Robert A Carson, Martha Louise Robb, Helen Elizabeth Norwood, Fritz E McClanahan, Jeanne A Boucher

Vol. 36 / No. 3 / Fall

• Eisenhower Wedding Re-Enactment
• Could Buchanan have stopped the Civil War?
• Alumni Photos
• Obits: Virginia Tuttle, Richard Shellhorn, James McClanahan, Naomi Ruth Chiles

Vol. 36 / No. 4 / Winter

• Territorial Governor Samuel Medary, Lincoln’s Lecompton Host?
• Lecompton’s Veterans Monument
• Obits: Dorothy Kramer, Harold “Zeke” Johanning, Hubert H Hall, Audrey Pearl Maust, Doris Belden, Thomas Amyx, Harold Wayne Chiles, Dorothy Orach.

Vol. 35 / No. 2 / Summer

• Publication of Cemeteries & Known Burials by Spencer and Middleton
• James Eagle headstone in Big Springs Eastview Cemetery
• Maple Grove Cemetery, St. Peter’s Cemetery, Stull Cemetery
• 1942 Topeka Capital Reprint on moving the Lecompton Cemetery of 1854
• Obits: Emmett A Casey, L Madalyn Scott, Louise L Glenn-Faulker, Everett M O’Conner.

Vol. 35 / No. 1 / Spring

• Football Teams
• John Brown’s Last Letter
• Obits: Charles William Geelan, Marian Lorraine Hyatt, Therwin Glenn Griffith, Verne R Hall, Leland Frederick Hartman, Elizabeth “Betty” Day Jefferson, Elizabeth M Groh, Marcella G Anderson, Mary Louise French, Norbert Dale “Swede” Herschell, Jessie Marie Cassidy Branson, Margaret Alice Cole, Margery Ruth Plum, Robert W Golladay.

Vol. 35 / No. 3 / Fall

• Lecompton’s Cemetery Book
• Bald Eagle Rendezvous
• Obits: Merle C Bartlett, Marian Irene Carr, Elaine B Daniels, LaVern McClanahan Conklin, Irene V Hoffsommer, Mary Lee Holzmeister

Vol. 35 / No. 4 / Winter

• Abraham Lincoln Slept Here?
• Obits: Leon F Condley, Bertie Lee Morris.

Vol. 34 / No. 3 / Fall

• Dorothy Shaner
• One-Room Mound School
• The Lecompton Quilt
• Obits: Charles R Worley, Dorris Annie Norwood

Vol. 34 / No. 1 / Spring

• Chester Arthur, US President 1881-1885, Visits Lecompton in 1857
• Photos of HWY 40
• Obits: Glendon Harris, Naomi H Nelson, Clarence E Daniels, Laura M Petrie, Susie B Reynolds Richardson, Emma Anna Toddhunter, Elmer Fred Smith,

Vol. 34 / No. 2 / Summer

• Harvest Home Picnic, predecessor of Territorial Day celebration
• Kansas Territorial Constitution Convention
• Obits: Alice Clare Wright, C Robert Dennon, Bob J Wood, J Frank Spencer, Marie K Neill, Merton William Kent

Vol. 34 / No. 4 / Winter

• How Kansas Inspired Lincoln
• The Lecompton Constitution and the Lincoln Douglas Debate
• Obits: Helen Josephine Hildenbrand, Hazel Ione Paslay, Osborne Webster

Vol. 33 / No. 1 / Spring

• Lecompton Constitution Back in Lecompton!
• Lecompton Reenactors
• Obits: Alice Lee Blake, Harriet “Betty” Johnson Wallace.

Vol. 33 / No. 2 / Summer

• Lane University Sesquicentennial Display Features Col. Titus’ Sword
• Artist Ellen Duncan
• Constitution Hall: 8th Wonder of Kansas
• Obits: Jerry Wagner Schmitt, Elizabeth R “Betty” Spencer, Danny Rothwell Brune, Nancy Marie Foster, Robert M Brooks, Faye S Robuck Ayers.

Vol. 33 / No. 3 / Fall

• Constitution Hall
• 24 Wonders of Kansas
• Obits: Susie L McGiffert, R. M. Bob McGiffert, Clare J Colman, Mae Jean Graves, Edith Louise Norman Stevenson.

Vol. 33 / No. 4 / Winter

• Constitution Hall 8th Wonder of Kansas
• Bleeding Kansas Lecture Series 2008
• The Lecompton Reenactors
• Obits: S. Mae Holderman, Hortense “Tensie” Cassady Oldfather, John J Conard Sr., Aurelia Istas, Alvin “Pat” Istas.

Vol. 32 / No. 1 / Spring

• Lecompton’s War Hero Major Charles Hetrick
• 2006 Bleeding Kansas Lecture Series
• Obits: Paul Kendal Hoffsommer, Norma Jan Winburn, Wayne Edward Corbin, Wesley McFarland Norwood, Evelyn Chrystine Goodrich, Helen G Jeffries Wilt Kampschroeder, Leonard Lee Smith, Harry Buchheim, Alfre Yost,

Vol. 32 / No. 2 / Summer

• Lecompton’s Sesquicentennial
• Spencer Farm History
• Ft. Titus Replica
• Obits: William H Faust, Bessie Irene Harris, Arthur Max Steinman, Dr. Richard J Brown, George W Champney Sr.

Vol. 32 / No. 3 / Fall

• The Churches of Big Springs
• Constitution Hall Rededicated After 150 Years
• Obits: Owen Bogner, Mildred Penny, Ruth June Reed, Robert R Steinmetz

Vol. 32 / No. 4 / Winter

Vol. 31 / No. 1 / Spring

• Camp Sackett threated by possible rock quarry
• 1856 Frank Leslie reprint about Camp Sackett
• Excerpts from Sara Robinson’s Book
• Obits: Lucille Marjorie Morris, Teresa Anderson Griffin, Harold V Leslie, Dean Eldwin Wilson, Arthur E Newell, Helen Louise Henry, Robert G “Jerome” Holzmeister

Vol. 31 / No. 2 / Summer

• Camp Sackett Saved
• Helen Hildenbrand stories of old time Lecompton
• Obits: Donald Owen Baughman, Irma Kellogg Adams Wallace, Arlene M Johnson, Betty Jean Rogers, Clarence David Boose, Donald D “Bud” Rake, Nadine Pearl Brooke

Vol. 31 / No. 3 / Fall

• 150th Anniversary of Lecompton’s designation as Territorial Capital
• Kansas Territorial Capitol Ground Breaking Speech by Gov. Shannon
• Marie Paslay Neill Remembers
• Obits: Betty Jean Shutts, Merle C Barytlet, Fern Wheatley, Maud H Spencer, Wilma Eva Shipers

Vol. 31 / No. 4 / Winter

• Bald Eagle Rendezvous
• Helen Norwood and Edyth Stevenson Histories
• Obits: Bernard E Nordling, Robert Charles Kollin

Vol. 30 / No. 1 / Spring

• The Politics of 1854 and the Commemoration of 2004
• Bleeding Kansas, Contested Liberty in the Civil War Era by Nicole Etcheson
• Blanton’s Crossing and the Wakarusa War
• Obits: Margaret Lucile Thompson, Oneta Helen Brown, Elizabeth Sanders, Anna Louise Hoffsommer, Francis Fredrick Kennedy, Neil H Higginbotham, Albert Preston Cole, Jack Collins

Vol. 30 / No. 2 / Summer

• Travel Magazines Discover Lecompton’s Historic Attractions
• Fresh Look at the Lecompton Historical Society’s Gieseman Map Collection
• Obits: Alice Lee Lewis, LeVona “Jackie Grace” Morey, Phyllis Helene Martin, Mae M Norwood, Warene Gibbens, Glenn L Kappelman, Freda B Spencer

Vol. 30 / No. 3 / Fall

• Absolum Winter, Early Lecompton Pioneer and his lineage
• Charlene and A.K. Winter
• Restoration of Democratic Headquarters
• Obits: Janice R Roberts, Wilma Young, Charles Calvin Conklin, Carol L Scheve, Pearl Estella Wolfe.

Vol. 30 / No. 4 / Winter

• School House Burns, reprint from Lecompton Sun 1919.
• Old grade school remembered.
• Bleeding Kansas Series 2005 Announced
• Bald Eagle Rendezvous photos
• Obits: Ronald R Robb, Harold L Crady, Ester Bahnmaier Matney, Robert Henry Walter.

Vol. 29 / No. 2 / Summer

• Radical United Brethren Church
• Aristide Rodrigue, Lecompton’s First City Father and First Physician
• Obits: Bera Jean Bylaska, Claudette Mary Oldham, Arthur LaDuke, Vivian G Clough, Louise Clark Shiffer, Betty Jean Woodman.

Vol. 29 / No. 3 / Fall

• Douglas County County School District No. 24; AKA Dog Holler School and Greenwood Valley School
• Obits: Philip Wizer, Albert E McRae, C W “Bud” Kellum, Richard L “Gus” Hildrenbrand, Joyce Leome Dexter.

Vol. 29 / No. 4 / Winter

• Christmas Vespers
• A Southerner’s Viewpoint of the Kansas Situation, 1856 – 1857, The Letters of Lt. Col. A.J. Hoole, Confederate States of America.
• Tim Rues
• Obits: Esther Grace Zart, H F “Fred” Middleton, Bruce Hoad, Robert L Wulfkuhle, Carl Thomas Kuker, John C Inloes, John Thomas Wesley Price, Donald K Matney, Ella Marie Souders, Mary M Powell, James Wilbur James Sr.

Vol. 28 / No. 1 / Spring

• William R Smith: Lecomptonite Makes Good
• Historical War Map of 1862
• Obits: Elizabeth Katie Dunn, George Edwin Person, Meta Clarkson, Robert William Gray, Billie Darlene Inloes, Marguerite Bowman, Annette Leach, Lavina R Hanna.

Vol. 28 / No. 2 / Summer

• Lecompton History and Importance
• Obits: Myrtle Evelyn Strhan, Marjorie J Daniels, Margaret Mitzi DiPietra, Myrtle E Stember.

Vol. 28 / No. 3 / Fall

• Yarnold School District #40
• Obits: A. Lowell Geelan, Dr. Jack Bronson, Opal Godfrey Matney Hall, Alice J Hoad, Donald Emery, Jr., George D Fowler.

Vol. 28 / No. 4 / Winter

• Museum Annual Report
• 1858 New York Times front page stories on Lecompton
• Obits: Louis F Traxler, Earl Williams Hoage, Joseph Henry Hoage, A. Duane Robison, Erma M Kollin, Juanita B Strait, Geraldine M Harrell, Maybelle S “Duggie Hall, Doris H Matney.

Vol. 27 / No. 1 / Spring

• Lecompton Townlots
• Kansas History
• Obits: Norma R Nesmith Bee, Carolyn M Helmer, Howard N McKenzie, Gilbert Alfred Bates, Myron A Powell

Vol. 27 / No. 2 / Summer

• Building the Lecompton Territorial Capital
• Obits: Elmer E “Red” Goodrich, George Ellis Smith, Archie Dale Foree, Ruth Edith Harris, Neta Ione Wilson, Mildred Oneita Higginbotham, William S Wingfield, Ivan F Glenn, Charley A Paslay

Vol. 27 / No. 3 / Fall

• Honest Story of the Lecompton Convention and Delegates
• Korean War, 50th Anniversary Commemoration
• Dr. John A read (1834 – 1918)
• Obits: Harry William McCall, Agnes Rogers Keller, Olin K Petefish, Homer Wright McClanahan, Ruth O Gowing, Oscar Gowing, Maisie H George, Ruth H Rudin, Dorothy Vera Beatty, Irene Sperry, John H Vogel, Merle Stover, Glen Harvey Pierce

Vol. 27 / No. 4 / Winter

• Visitors to Museum include all 50 states and 18 foreign countries
• Kansas Supreme Court Justices tour Lecompton
• Lecompton History and Growth
• Obits: R Russell Allbaugh, H Leonard Williams, Bessie Schwanke, Helen J Cady, Darlene R Becker, Susan Cheryly Reynolds Everman.

Vol. 26 / No. 1 / Spring

• Big Springs Militia in Battle at Big Blue
• Frank Spencer family
• Obits: Roy Tarr, Nellie Glenn, Lewis A Goodrick, Margaret V Noe, Rev. Lybran Endsley, Eunice Mellinkoff, Elda Gregg Dietrich, Dale LeRoy Glenn.

Vol. 26 / No. 2 / Summer

• Big Springs Livestock & Agricultural Fair
• Obits: William Brass, Ruth Reid, Rosamond Barland, Margaret Jasperson.

Vol. 26 / No. 3 / Fall

• McClanahan Log Cabin
• Norwood Family History
• Obits: Irene Elaine Gentry, Betty Lou Kennedy, William J Boydston, Dorothy E Kent.

Vol. 26 / No. 4 / Winter

• Lecompton: Civil War Birthplace.
• Troups Stationed at Lecompton During Territorial Period
• Otto Durow

Vol. 25 / No. 1 / Spring

• Birthplace of the Civil War, Lecompton Kansas
• Prelude to Civil War
• Obits: Francis N Anderson, Henry E Brown, Roy R Harding, Henry W Carr, Wilma Berniece Tibbs, David E Hubbel, Ralph F Davis.

Vol. 25 / No. 2 / Summer

• Barker School District #20.
• Rev. Francis Barker. Missionary to the Shawnee Indians.
• Obits: Thelma Hemme, Charley Harold Nichols, Russell Wilfred Milliken, Margery Day Hanson, James Albert Grant, Marie Confer, Roberta M Kent, Edwin Linquist Sr., Helen Chappell, Ida Mae Hall.

Vol. 25 / No. 3 / Fall

• Surveyor General’s Office
• Calhoun Candlebox
• Charlie Torrey, Land Office Clerk, may have hastened outbreak of the Civil War.
• McRae Family History
• Obits: Mary McRae Rogers, Clifford Hartmen, James Glenn Butler, Sr., John Wm. Brodhag, Robert E Fisher, Byron L Jones, Dale E Babbitt, Betty Jean Sale, Sara Walter, Mary Alice Johanning.

Vol. 25 / No. 4 / Winter

• Winter School District #70

Vol. 24 / No. 1 / Spring

• Deer Creek School District #48.
• Obits: Jack Howard West, Tsuneo “Taj” Tajima, Darrell D Pearce, David William Paslay, Irene Sanford, Homer W Wulfkuhle, Agnes, Loysen, Charles E Grady, E Nadine Goodrich.

Vol. 24 / No. 2 / Summer

• Lecompton Methodist Church
• Obits: Helen C Spangler, Sybil M Schroyer, Edith Elizabeth LaDuke

Vol. 24 / No. 4 / Winter

• The Democratic Headquarters by Tim Rues
• Obits: Cecile M Roberts, Ethel Marie Hill

Vol. 24 / No. 3 / Fall

• Big Springs School District #72
• Obits: Huldah Erhart, Ruby Ruth Malott, Oma Louise Kauffman, John Albert Baldwin Jr., Marie Elizabeth Traxler, Carolyn Grace Starkey.

Vol. 23 / No. 1 / Spring

• Lewis – Crowder Lakeview Cemetary
• Stony Lonesome – Crowder School
• Obits: Mabel W Wendel, Sarah I. Engle, Robert Dale

Vol. 23 / No. 2 / Summer

• Jones School District 73
• Lecompton Coal Mine
• Obits: Bessie May Cranwell, Elmira “Grace” Hatcher, Willis R Bowlin, Ella S Stanwix, R Warren Rhodes, Nellie Maude Brown, Faye Luella Glenn.

Vol. 23 / No. 3 / Fall

• The Lonesome Cowboy, Roy Faulkner.
• 1951 letter from Fred O Bartlett to George L McCarty
• Obits: Helen J Humphrey, William A Anderson, Ralph F Hildenbrand, Marlin E Hohberg.

Vol. 23 / No. 4 / Winter

• Lecompton Territorial Flag
• Glenn School District #33
• Obits: Ruth L Cole, Mary Eloise Magnuson, Elizabeth M Bradfield, George A Steele, Orlin M Milliken, Bruce Beresford.

Vol. 22 / No. 1 / Spring

• Ely Moore, Judge Rush Elmore and James Ewell Brown (Jeb) Stuart
• Obits: Lydia Jane Long, Sophia Evans, Charles D Stough Jr., Philip E Hodson, Allvin E Wilson, Eugene Wolken, Walter H McClanahan, Vesta Bahnmaier Wymer, Charles J Sulzen, Martha Ruth Harshberger.

Vol. 22 / No. 2 / Summer

• The Story of Lecompton by Ely Moore, Jr.
• Obits: George F Gantz, Le Vona Carter, Dena F Heinz, Roberta M French, Jessie B Rake, Mary E Green, A Ruth McClanahan

Vol. 22 / No. 3 / Fall

• The Lecompton Story by Ely Moore, Jr.
• Obits: Geraldine “Jeri” Skinner, Minnie M McAfee, Maurine Foster, Vernon G Hayes, Virgel L Wilson.

Vol. 22 / No. 4 / Winter

• Lecompton Interchange celebration
• Constitution Hall history
• Class of 1938
• Obits: Margaret Bahnmaier Dark, John E Harrell.

Vol. 21 / No. 1 / Spring

• Starr Young: Rural School Near Lecompton
• Obits: Phoebe Orlena Rogers, Clarence Transmeier, Zolla Jane Tietjens, Charles Floyd Anderson, Wilma Gibbens Williams.

Vol. 21 / No. 2 / Summer

• Lecompton State Bank History
• Klaus Family History
• Obits: Lloyd M Talley, Frances “Peggy” Beryl Moore, Minnie Sutton, Rev. Charles E Scott, Stephen L Jewett, Daisy E Wingfield, Olivette Jane Wulfkuhle

Vol. 21 / No. 3 / Fall

• Constitution Hall Dedicated – National Landmark and Kansas Historical Site
• The Lecompton Constitution
• Obits: Irene S Vogel, Margaret Ewing Robards, Duane D Chiles, Allie Elder Banks.

Vol. 21 / No. 4 / Winter

• Lane University: The Rise and Fall of an antebellum College in Lecompton, Kansas by DeAnn Gerdes Steinle
• Obits: Laverne Wilson.

Vol. 20 / No. 1 / Spring

• The Lecompton Post Office
• David Thomas and Amanda Melvina Garrett Mitchell family
• Obits: Vernon Douglas Spencer, Melvin C Maness, Stanly Eugene French, Dwight C Atkinson

Vol. 20 / No. 2 / Summer

• Charles and Sara Robinson, First Governor of Kansas
• Julia M Springer, Edwin Peter Hildenbrand, Fred LePort, Spangler, Alice Carr Clark, Grace Brasher, Wilma Scott Morris, Harry M “Bud” Dark

Vol. 20 / No. 3 / Fall

• Victory Highway
• Obits: Clyde Anno, Raymond Thomas Nichols, Amos G Geelan, Mary H Anderson, Grace Elizabeth Blake Hiebert, Helen M Gulley, Frank C Cozad, Ann Lasswell

Vol. 20 / No. 4 / Winter

• The Rowena Hotel
• Obits: Thurman S Pete Edmonds, Una Elizabeth Krieder, Inis Faye Liles, Waneta Jean Willits, Hazelle T Dyer.

Vol. 19 / No. 1 / Spring

• The Lecompton Perry Bridge
• Excerpts from early day newspapers
• Obits: Garner E Groh, Richard Ewing Hanson, Fay M Morris

Vol. 19 / No. 2 / Summer

• Kanwaka Early History and Settlers
• History of Kanwaka School
• Obits: Esther Bigsby, Grace P Boose, Vivian Crady

Vol. 19 / No. 3 / Fall

• Big Springs Kansas History
• Obits: David V Noe, Benneson H Bisel, Corina F Vausbinder, Lee Winter Gress, JD McCall

Vol. 19 / No. 4 / Winter

• The Santa Fe Railroad and Lecompton
• Santa Fe Agent John Milliard Taylor
• Obits: Pauline L Windell, Christeen F Wiksten, Margaret Hudson, Joe Deane Christy, Ralph William “Tony” St. Clair, Eugene Thomas Van Vranken

Vol. 18 / No. 1 / Spring

• Lecompton City Sidewalks
• The Ed Harris Family
• Obits: Elizabeth Bahnmaier, Lavina Bates Chegwyn, William H Penny, Ruth Thomas

Vol. 18 / No. 2 / Summer

• Lecompton History prior to the Fire of 1916 by Faye Todhunter Glenn
• David and Mary Martin, son George Martin
• Obits: Cloyd Lee Dreyer, Cecil L Lasswell, Harold Glenn Jasperson

Vol. 18 / No. 3 / Fall

• 1903 Flood at Lecompton
• Obits: Phillip H Lewis, Jane E Shehi Barr, Clyde H Kampschroeder, Dr. Richard O Nelson, Mabel V Briggs, Joe Garcia, Dale T Bartlett, Geneva Minitier, Lawrence Heeb, Cloyd Lee Dreyer, Juanita E Guffey, Robert M Norwood.

Vol. 18 / No. 4 / Winter

• The Lecompton High School
• Obits: Helen Geraldine Collins, Vada M Fordice

Vol. 17 / No. 1 / Spring

• ‘Ameria in 1857, A Nation on the Brink” by Kenneth M Stampp
• Kansas Territory: 1857
• Morris Family History
• Obits: Louis W Crady, Theodore J Hall, Laura T Endacott, Curtis Hill Sehon, Dorothy Florence Bennett, Raymond Hoffsommer

Vol. 17 / No. 2 / Summer

• The Isaac Shirley Family
• Lake View Kansas
• Obits: Denzel Gibbens, Rachel M Larson, Ann L Alderman, Leona Brunkow, Thomas Lee Brooke, Frank Millard Taylor, Melvin D Confer

Vol. 17 / No. 3 / Fall

• Colonel Samuel Walker
• Obits: Forrest J Springer, Wilford Graham Chiles, Emma Evangeline Page, Fred L Cooper, Opal F Rake

Vol. 17 / No. 4 / Winter

• History of Lecompton Churches
• Obits: Hazel Bertschinger McClanahan, Denna L Shirar

Vol. 16 / No. 1 / Spring

• History of Stull Kansas
• Obits: Joe Foley, Evelyn M Sheldon, J Russell Migliario, Barbara Michal, Elmer J Petesch, Dorothy L Kapp

Vol. 16 / No. 2 / Summer

• Rising Sun, Kansas Territory, 1857
• Obits: James G Clarke, Thelma L Baldwin, Dotty Traxler, Wilbur M Hildenbrand

Vol. 16 / No. 3 / Fall

• Sheriff Samuel Jones
• Obits: Anne Greene Keller, Garnet “Sonny” Dickson, John W McAlexander Jr

Vol. 16 / No. 4 / Winter

• Constitution Hall History and Restoration
• The Lecompton Union Newspaper 1856
• Obits: Ronald E Jones, Mary Agnes Wolken, Katherine F Gardner, Oliver Harold Wingfield

Vol. 15 / No. 1 / Spring

• 1857 Tour of Kansas Territory by James. I. Hindman
• Obits: Candace S. Sehon, Henry A Bubb, Inez Augusta Chiles, Hazel Ann Wingfield McLaughlin

Vol. 15 / No. 2 / Summer

• Doll History and Collection
• Obits: Kenneth Matney, Ruth Davidson, Dorothy May Foley, Christine J Kraft, Dolph Simons Sr.

Vol. 15 / No. 4 / Winter

• Dwight Eisenhower’s Parents
• High School Alumni as of 1924
• Lecompton High School Seniors of 1932
• Obits: Irene Hoffsommer, Dorothy A Baughmon

Vol. 14 / No. 1 / Spring

• Kansas Territorial Governors
• Blue Lodges (Sons of the South) and Kansas Regulators
• Obits: Ibba J Stauffer, Helen Sehon Pollom, Bernice Mitchell Wagner

Vol. 14 / No. 2 / Summer

• Territorial Governors, Part II

Vol. 14 / No. 3 / Fall

• Lecompton Lodge No. 13 A.F. & A.M.
• Obits: George Ray Norwood, W. Jarvis Brink, Beverly Jo Virtue

Vol. 14 / No. 4 / Winter

• Stanton Mansion
• Obits: Dr. Ray Gieseman, Frederick R McClanahan, Madge H Rothberger

Vol. 13 / No. 1 / Spring

• Jakob Walter, Lecompton Descendants
• 1st temperance meeting, 1856
• Early Lecompton Churches
• Obits: Herman Banks, Maurine F Roy, Romans C Dekat

Vol. 13 / No. 2 / Summer

• Albert R Green : early settler
• Rowena Hotel
• Obits: Pearl L Faust, Rosa Liberty Hildenbrand, Mabel Glenn, Eula Clegg McCall, Dr. J. Darryl McCall Jr.

Vol. 13 / No. 3 / Fall

• Elmore St
• City Laws of 1895
• Obits: Wilma A Fleming, Helen M Hoots, Ruby Grammer,William Chester Lewellen

Vol. 13 / No. 4 / Winter

• Business owners in early Lecompton
• Hill family, early settlers

Vol. 12 / No. 1 / Spring

• William Hoad story, Part II
• Bob Steinmetz, Lecompton stories
• Obits: Mary A Teegarden, Phillip L McClanahan, Ila B Webster

Vol. 12 / No. 3 / Fall

• Hotels of Lecompton: 1855 – 1861
• Obits: Alice O’Donnell, Harold M, Foree, Ross Cole, Myra S Keeler, Bertha Esther Rake

Vol. 11 / No. 1 / Spring

• Geary and the Governor’s Mansion
• Obits: George Marvin Everett

Vol. 11 / No. 2 / Summer

• Gov. Geary and William Sherrard
• Glenn family history
• Obits: Eldred G Day, Harriet V Lowe, Grace Dedrick

Vol. 11 / No. 3 / Fall

• Henry Hiatt, Kansas Pioneer
• Thomas Garcia, Sr., 1922
• Obits: Howard R Harshberger, Jeanne Winter Brass

Vol. 11 / No. 4 / Winter

• Recollections of a Kansas Town by William C Hoad
• Obits: Mary N Lasswell, Earl M Goodrich, Virginia Lee Confer

Vol. 10 / No. 1 / Spring

• Churches of Big Springs Kansas 1856 – 1859
• Obituaries: Louis E. Lasswell, Doren Glenn Herschell, Gladys V Holloway, Goldie F McCall

Vol. 10 / No. 2 / Summer

• Lecompton Ferries and William R Simmons
• Obits: Laura E Taylor, Lucy M Large

Vol. 10 / No. 3 / Fall

• Chester A. Arthur’s Visit to Lecompton in 1857
• Obits: Helen E Oberhelman, Louise Meierhoff, Walter Brown Stauffer

Vol. 10 / No. 4 / Winter

• The Todhunter Family: Early Settlers
• Obits: Calvin Junior Maust, Starr Glenn

Vol. 9 / No. 1 / Spring

• Slaves in Lecompton
• Camp Sackett

Vol. 9 / No. 2 / Summer

• July 4th celebrations of 1858, 1880, 1885. 1928
• Alexander Glenn/Elizabeth Zinn wedding
• 50th Anniversary of Mr./Mrs. Moses McCall
• Glenn School District

Vol. 9 / No. 3 / Fall

• Battle of Ft. Titus: Eye Witness Account

Vol. 9 / No. 4 / Winter

• Letters of Col. Axalla John Hoole, South Carolina
• Obituaries of Raymond Ice, Robert Crawford, Albert Leslie Shaner, Karl Kreider

Vol. 8 / No. 1 / Spring

• Inside View of LowerPrison Room at Lecompton 1850
• Judge Samuel Dexter Lecompte
• The Preacher who Married Ike’s Parents: E.B. Slade

Vol. 8 / No. 2 / Summer

• Lane University’s Early History
• James Henry Lane

Vol. 8 / No. 3 / Fall

• David Eisenhower Dedicates Lane University
• Solomon Weaver, Lane University’s First President

Vol. 8 / No. 2 / Winter

• Christmas Remembrances 1888-1929
• Edna Bahnmaier

Vol. 7 / No. 2 / Summer

• Living History of the US Cavalry
• Ely Moore, early settler

Vol. 7 / No. 3 / Fall

• History of Constitution Hall
• William McDowell Nace

Vol. 7 / No. 4 / Winter

• Battle of Ft. Titus
• Col. Henry T. Titus

Vol. 6 / No. 1 / Spring

• Restoration Updates
• McCarty family history

Vol. 6 / No. 2 / Spring

• Site of first Kansas Governor’s mansion
• Denver, Kansas Territory
• Obit: Alexander W Glenn

Vol. 7 / No. 1 / Spring

• Early Settler George Zinn 1854
• 1857 Lecompton Constitution influences Lincoln’s 1860 election

Vol. 5 / No. 1 & 2 / Spring & Summer

• Lane University Restoration
• Bessie Hundley’s Strawberry Bread recipe
• German Visitors
• Thomas and Hanora Anderson

Vol. 5 / No. 4 / Winter

• Charter of Lane Univ. published in the Lecompton Sun in 1891

Vol. 4 / No. 1 / Spring

• Misc.

Vol. 4 / No. 2 / Summer

• Larry Winn, Jr.

Vol. 4 / No. 3 / Fall

• Misc.

Vol. 4 / No. 4 / Winter

• Misc.

Vol. 3 / No. 1 & 2 / June & May

• Elmore Street photo
• Building Updates

Vol. 3 / No. 3 / September

• Restoration of Lane University 1976

Vol. 3 / No. 4 / Decemeber

• Misc

Vol. 2 / No. 1 / March

• Lane University Restoration
• Lane University Historical Facts
• Early Lecompton History

Vol. 2 / No. 2 / June

• Early Days in Lecompton by Fred Baetlett

Vol. 2 / No. 3 / September

• Misc. current events

Vol. 2 / No. 4 / December

• Lecompton Sun Articles from 1891 and 1892

Vol. 1 / No. 3 / May

• Progress on Lane Restoration Being Made
• Early Abstract History

Vol. 1 / No. 4 / December

• The McCall Family 1855

Vol. 1 / No. 1 / May

• Welcome to the first issue of “The Bald Eagle”
• George Washington Brown: Early Settler

Vol. 1 / No. 2 / September

• New Interest Being Shown in Lecompton and its History…
• Old Constitution Hall
• Our Early Settlers; Dr. Johiel Bonebrake