Brookover Feed Yard, Garden City
Creator: Kansas State Historical Society. Administration Division
Date: June 01, 2015
These cattle stand in the Brookover Feed Yard in Garden City. Established by Earl Brookover in 1951, this was the first commercial feed yard in the Midwest. Brookover pioneered the approach to cattle feeding and has remained an industry leader.

Sunday Fishing
Creator: Hilbert, Abraham
Date: 2015
Two men fish from a boat near Seneca, Kansas. This photograph was submitted as part of the Happy Birthday, Kansas! Student Photo Contest in 2015 by Abraham Hilbert, a fourth grade student from Seneca.

Take Me Out To Neewollah
Creator: Neewollah, Inc.
Date: October 23-31
This program describes events at the 2015 Neewollah festival in Independence, Kansas. Neewollah is a celebration that began in 1919 with alternative activities for kids. Neewollah (Halloween spelled backwards) is the oldest and largest annual festival in Kansas. For 100 years, Independence has been celebrating with parades, queen's pageant, musical theatre productions, carnival, street acts, food vendors, and much, much more. It started out small, centered around parades held on October 31. Except for years of interruption in the mid-20th century, due to the Great Depression, World War II and lack of financial support, the festival has grown from a one-day celebration to a now nine-day festival. Digitization funded by the National Historical Publications and Records Commission through the Kansas State Historical Records Advisory Board.