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View of the Pawnee Capitol building in 1928. Pawnee, Kansas Territory, was the first official capital of the Kansas Territory for five days (July 2-6) in 1855 before pro-slavery legislators voted to move the territory's capital to Shawnee Mission. The former Pawnee Capitol building has been designated as an historic site at what is now Fort Riley, Kansas.

Date: 1928

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Item Number: 558
Call Number: FK2.R5 , P.79 , *55
KSHS Identifier: DaRT ID: 558

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