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On the Trail of Black History
Geary County project shares stories of Black experience in Kansas.
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We Heard Freedom
Nicodemus is featured in an upcoming documentary about African Americans in the Midwest.
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Summer Nights at the Dream
The Dream Theater in Russell hosts Summer Series.
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Kansas 1972: Rattlebone Hollow
Founded by Exodusters in the late 1800s, Rattlebone Hollow was a thriving African-American community in Kansas City, Kansas. In 1972, the federal government built a landfill in the neighborhood.
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Hotline: Lecompton's Christmas Trees
President of the Historic Lecompton Museum, Paul Bahnmaier, tells the story behind the museum's Christmas Tree exhibit.
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Downtown - Everything's Waiting for You
President of the Historic Lecompton Museum, Paul Bahnmaier, tells the story behind the museum's Christmas Tree exhibit.
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Hotline: Coronado Heights
President of the Historic Lecompton Museum, Paul Bahnmaier, tells the story behind the museum's Christmas Tree exhibit.
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The Signs are Here!
President of the Historic Lecompton Museum, Paul Bahnmaier, tells the story behind the museum's Christmas Tree exhibit.
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Kansas's Latino History, One Tour at a Time
President of the Historic Lecompton Museum, Paul Bahnmaier, tells the story behind the museum's Christmas Tree exhibit.
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Convergence of Cultures
President of the Historic Lecompton Museum, Paul Bahnmaier, tells the story behind the museum's Christmas Tree exhibit.
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Hotline: Kansas Holocaust Memorial
President of the Historic Lecompton Museum, Paul Bahnmaier, tells the story behind the museum's Christmas Tree exhibit.
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Hotline: A Trip to the Supai Village
Conny Bogaard, Executive Director of the Western Kansas Community Foundation, describes her memorable trip to the Supai Village at the bottom of the Grand Canyon.
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Hotline: La Yarda
Filmmaker Lourdes Kalusha-Aguirre recounts the story of La Yarda, an East Lawrence community of Mexican railroad workers and their families.
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Hotline: Lawrence's Black Churches
Patricia Cecil, Archivist Associate at the Department of Religious Studies at the University of Kansas, shares the history of Lawrence’s Black churches.
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Dunlap: Promised Land or Pit Stop Along the Way?
The end of the 19th century ushered in the age of the railroad in Kansas and across the United States.
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Root, Root, Root for the Wichita Teams
Two HK Grant Projects Explore Wichita's Rich Baseball History
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