Abigail Walton
Date: Between 1885 and 1890
This is a studio portrait of Abigail Walton, a resident of Harveyville, Kansas.

A brief history of Caleb and Rebecca Harvey, missionaries in the Quaker Shawnee Mission in 1858
Creator: Duvall, Dorothy
Date: August 23, 1940
This item, written by Dorothy Duvall, the granddaughter of Caleb and Rebecca Harvey, provides a four-page history of the Harvey's missionary experiences at the Quaker Shawnee Mission. Duvall explains that the Harvey's went to the Shawnee Mission in 1858 after leaving Springfield, Ohio. According to Duvall, Caleb Harvey was an agricultural teacher, and Rebecca Harvey "taught the girls household duties of every sort and how to sew."

Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company's water tower, Harveyville, Kansas
Date: 1943
This photograph shows the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company's water tower along the track line in Harveyville, Kansas. In the foreground stands a grain elevator for the "Grange Co-Operative".

Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company depot, Harveyville, Kansas
Creator: Kellam, H.
Date: September 02, 1957
This photograph shows the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company depot in Harveyville, Kansas. The structure was located on the Eastern Lines, Eastern Division, Alma District at mile post 8.4.

Atlas of Wabaunsee County, Kansas
Creator: Gillen & Davy
Date: 1885
This atlas includes plats of the villages, cities and townships of the county with names of landowners, and a patron's directory by township.

Bell family of Harveyville, Kansas
Date: 1858-1930
Several photographs of members of the John and Elizabeth LaVars Bell family of Harveyville, Kansas. Their children Minnie Bell, John Clyde Bell, Lelia Bell, Blanche Bell Cox, Grace Bell, and Reuben Glenn Bell are pictured, as well as several grandchildren.

Brown Service Station in Harveyville, Kansas
Date: October 30, 1955
Three black and white photographs of Brown Service Station in Harveyville, Kansas. The station was owned by G. Ross Brown and his wife, Helen Marie (Marsh) Brown. The station was a Derby service station.

Business district in Harveyville, Kansas
Date: 1895-1900
This is a view of the business district taken from atop the grain elevator in Harveyville, Kansas.

Carey and Melvina Walton
Creator: Downing, George
Date: Between 1880 and 1887
This is a cabinet card photograph of Carey and Melvina Walton of Harveyville, Kansas.

Caroline Walton
Creator: Grondal, Bror Gustaf
Date: Between 1895 and 1905
This is a studio portrait of Caroline Sutter Walton (1846-1905) of Harveyville, Kansas.

Eli Walton
Date: Between 1890 and 1900
This is a cabinet card photograph of Eli Walton, a resident of Harveyville, Kansas.

Fred Henderson family
Date: 1890-1900
A large gathering of members of the Fred Henderson family are seen here posing outside a residence in Harveyville, Kansas.

Fred and Emma Hinshaw
Date: 1900-1905
Wedding portrait of Fred and Emma Hinshaw of Harveyville, Kansas.

George L. Horton
Date: 1890-1900
This is a cabinet card studio portrait of George L. Horton of Harveyville, Kansas.

Grade school in Harveyville, Kansas
Date: Between 1919 and 1920
Black and white photograph showing the old grade school in Harveyville, Kansas.

Grain elevator in Harveyville, Kansas
Date: 1895-1905
Two photographs of the grain elevator in Harveyville, Kansas. The first photograph shows three men sitting in the office of the elevator. Two of the men are identified as Clarence and Charles Cox. The second photograph shows an exterior view of the elevator. Two men standing on top of the elevator are identified as Bill Boatright and John Shrink.

Grand Army of the Republic meeting in Harveyville, Kansas
Date: 1900-1915
Two photographs showing members of the Grand Army of the Republic (G.A.R.) in Harveyville, Kansas. Members are identified as Mr. Sharp, Moses P. Earley, Edd Symes, Billey Meyers, R. D. Lewis, Samuel Easter, Mr. Rilchey, Mr. Kelleher (or Kellier), Allen Remer, Robert Thompson, John Davidson, J. C. McMillan, Eli Walton, William Slade, Levi Stanley, J. W. Sisson, H. McPherson, Jock Turner, A. C. Walton, George L. Horton, E. H. McMillan, Ed Purnell, and Mr. Cox.

Harris family of Harveyville, Kansas
Date: 1880-1945
Several photographs showing the Harris family and their house in Harveyville, Kansas. Samuel Murrell Harris was the son of Isaiah Morris Harris and Nancy Jane Murrell Harris. Samuel's first wife was Sarah Elizabeth Thackrey. Other members of their family are photographed including, Lola May Harris, Leola Maud Harris, Frank C. Harris, Fannie Thackrey, Dick Harris, Verda Harris, Vida Harris, Carrie O. Harris, Arthur Lynn Harris, and Margaret Harris Carter.

Harry and Bertha Gookins
Date: Between 1905 and 1907
This is a studio wedding portrait of Harry and Bertha Gookins, Harveyville, Kansas. The couple was married on February 24, 1903.

Harveyville Lumber Company in Harveyville, Kansas
Date: October 3, 1912
Photograph postcard showing a group of men with masonry tools standing in front of the Harveyville Lumber Company in Harveyville, Kansas. The men are identified, left to right, as Victor Griggby, Walter Griggby, C. L. Bogard, Reece Haller, and Ray Gonnley.

Jehu and Mary Hodgson home located southwest of Harveyville cemetery
Date: Between 1857 and 1940
This two-story frame structure belonged to Jehu and Mary Hodgson. It was located near Harveyville, Kansas. In this photo, house appears to be vacant. The Hodgson house was built in 1857 and its owners were believed to be part of the Underground Railroad.

Joe McClure General Merchandise store in Harveyville, Kansas
Date: 1903
Photograph of the general store owned by Joe McClure in Harveyville, Kansas. Just behind McClure's store was a livery stable.

Kansas Film Commission site photographs, towns Fall River - Hutchinson
Creator: Kansas Film Commission
Date: 1980s and 1990s
These are panoramic photographs of Kansas towns beginning with Fall River and ending with Hutchinson. The Kansas Film Commission created the photos to promote Kansas locations to film companies. Many of the photographs show business districts and buildings. The panoramics were created by taking individual photos and taping them together. Towns and cities included in this part of the collection are: Fall River, Falun, Florence, Ford, Fostoria, Fredonia, Ft. Scott, Galena, Garden City, Garnder, Geneseo, Gove, Grainfield, Great Bend, Greeley, Greensburg, Grenola, Grinnell, Gypsum, Hall's Summit, Halstead, Hamilton, Hanston, Harrison, Hartford, Harveyville, Havana, Hays, Hazelton, Headville, Herndon, Hewins, Highland, Hillsboro, Howard, Hoyt, Hudson, Hugoton, Humbolt, and Hutchinson. Some of the photos of communities show churches, grain elevators, water towers, parks, public/government buildings, railroad depots and tracks, and residences.

Kansas Woman's Christian Temperance Union general correspondence
Date: 1910-1939
This is correspondence sent and received by Mary Evelyn Dobbs, corresponding secretary of the Kansas Woman's Christian Temperance Union from 1907 to 1939. The letters arrived from people across the state, including the presidents of county chapters of the KWCTU. Most correspondence relates to planned public speeches and visits intended to establish and support new branches of the KWCTU. There are also communications from the state organization to local units. Specific items include a letter dated July 1, 1918, from Dobbs to F.L. Pinet with a manuscript entitled "Early Factors in Kansas Prohibition" intended for publication in the Kansas Teacher, advertising contracts for the KWCTU periodical Our Messenger, and a letter written to Dobbs from Clara E. Keys, a WCTU missionary in Africa. One letter recognizes Mary Sibbitt as the organizer of comfort kits provided for soldiers at Fort Leavenworth. Sibbitt, known as the "Kansas Cyclone," was an founding officer of the International Association of Women Ministers. There are several other groups of official Kansas WCTU records on Kansas Memory. They can be found by selecting Collections - Manuscript - KWCTU/Mary Evelyn Dobbs.

Last Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway train leaves depot, Harveyville, Kansas
Date: 1972
Photograph of the last train to depart the depot in Harveyville, Kansas. "Old Polly" of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway is seen here on its last trip before being taken out of service and the line discontinued.