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Online Exhibitions


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African American Experience
from the Collections of the Spencer Library
 Shaping Kansas Politics: The African American Legislators
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The Wilcox Collection
Political Activism in the Collections of the Spencer Library
 The Wilcox Collection
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The Cervantes Collection
from the Department of Special Collections
 The Cervantes Collection
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Allen Fieldhouse
from the University Archives
 Allen Fieldhouse
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Dorothy Hodge Johnson Papers
from the Kansas Collection
 Dorothy Hodge Johnson Papers
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Architecture and Urban Design
from the Collections of the Spencer Library
 Architecture and Urban Design
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Sophia Cobb Mayo Journal
from the Kansas Collection
 Sophia Cobb Mayo Journal

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James Joyce Collection
from the Irish Collections

 James Joyce Collection

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Charles S. Scott Papers
from the Kansas Collection

 Charles S. Scott Papers

Frosted Windows
300 Years of St. Petersburg
Through Western Eyes
from the Dept. of Special Collections.

Personal Papers of
G. Baley Price
from the University Archives.

 Papers of Professor Price

Langston Hughes,
A Voice for all People
from the Kansas Collection.

 The First Book of Negros
John Gould: His Birds and Beasts,
from the Dept. of Special Collections.		 Gould watercolor

The Great Exhibition, 1851,
from the Dept. of Special Collections.

 Comic of Great Exhibition visitors
Young American Readers,
from the Dept. of Special Collections

"Sumner High School Alumni Association Collection," from the Kansas Collection

Sumner High Cheerleaders
"No Dreams Deferred: African-American Leadership in the Kansas Region,"
from the Kansas Collection
 Evelyn Harper
"Is Man an Ape or an Angel?"
an exhibition on Charles Darwin's On the Origin of Species
Charles Darwin
"A Silver Anniversary: The first 25 years of the Kenneth Spencer Research Library," originally issued in 1994
"He who destroyes a good Booke, kills reason it selfe," the re-issue of a notable catalogue in honor of the 50th anniversary of the Library Bill of Rights
 Censorship adversary