Bedroom for Johnson children, Shawnee Indian Mission
Creator: Wolfe Commercial Photo Service
Date: 1942
This photograph represents the bedroom belonging to the Johnson children in the North Building of the Shawnee Indian Mission after reconstruction in 1942. The furniture represented in the photograph is made of walnut. In 1968, the Shawnee Indian Mission was declared a National Historic Landmark and has since been under the operation of the Kansas Historical Society.

Bedrooms at the Dunn House
Date: Between 1890 and 1910
Two views of the bedrooms at the Dunn House in Ottawa. The house is located on the northeast corner of Sixth and Cedar. These photographs were donated by the Franklin County Historical Society.

Child's bedroom, Southard School, Menninger Clinic in Topeka, Kansas
Date: 1930
This photograph shows a child's bedroom in the 'old' Southard School. This was the first children's division at the Menninger Clinic, Topeka. In 1926, the Menninger Clinic established the Southard School for children. The school fostered treatment programs for children and adolescents that were recognized worldwide.

East Building, Shawnee Indian Mission
Creator: Kansas State Historical Society
Date: 1977
This set of photographs represent different rooms inside the East Building at the Shawnee Indian Mission in Fairway, Kansas. Rooms included in the photographs is a bedroom, attic, church and living room with a vareity of fireplaces. In 1968, the Shawnee Indian Mission was declared a National Historic Landmark and has since been under the operation of the Kansas Historical Society.

Guest bedroom, Shawnee Indian Mission
Creator: Wolfe Commercial Photo Service
Date: 1942
This photograph represents the bedroom used for guests of the Mission or older Indian girls after the Mission's reconstruction in 1942. In 1968, the Shawnee Indian Mission was declared a National Historic Landmark and has since been under the operation of the Kansas Historical Society.

Housekeeping aides, Kansas City, Kansas
Creator: United States. Works Progress Administration
Date: Between 1935 and 1943
Housekeeping aides working at the bedside of a young woman, Kansas City, Kansas, part of the Works Progress Administration's domestic science and food project.

Interior view of bachelor's dugout
Date: 1900
Interior view of the furnishings and decor of a bachelor's dugout in Hamilton County, Kansas.

Interior views of the early Menninger Sanitarium in Topeka, Kansas
Creator: Wolfe Commercial Photo Service
Date: 1925-1929
These black and white photographs show the rooms in the first Menninger Sanitarium, a former farmhouse, purchased in 1925 by the Menninger Sanitarium Corporation. A major contribution of the Menningers was that at a time when custodial care or the asylum were the only alternatives for the mentally ill, they brought a positive commitment to psychiatry. The farmhouse became the clinic and the surrounding 20 acres were developed with buildings and gardens over the next years to become the "East Campus" of the Menninger Foundation. In 1985, the "West Campus", a much larger area, was developed west of Topeka. In 2003, the Menninger Foundation moved to Houston, Texas.

Patient's room at Menninger Clinic, Topeka, Kansas
Date: 1980
This colored photograph shows a patient's room in the buildings constructed in 1982 on Menninger West Campus. Menninger is a leading psychiatric hospital dedicated to treating individuals with mood, personality, anxiety and addictive disorders, teaching mental health professionals and advancing mental healthcare through research. It was located in Topeka, Kansas, from 1925 to 2003 and is now in Houston, Texas.

Phillips Building bedroom, Children's section of the Topeka Menninger Clinic
Date: 1961
This colored photograph shows the interior of a child's bedroom in the Bonnie Phillips building.

Retirement and Geriatrics Center, Menninger East Campus, Topeka, Kansas
Date: 1962
These two photographs show the day room and a bedroom in the Retirement and Geriatrics Center of the Menninger Clinic in Topeka, Kansas. In 1970, the building was converted into the Short-term Diagnostic and Treatment unit. This was one of the buildings added to the original "East Campus". The surrounding 20 acres were developed with buildings and gardens. In 1985, the "West Campus", a much larger area, was developed west of Topeka as a residential scale community of 28 structures on a 350-acre hilltop campus. In 2003, the Menninger Foundation was moved to Houston, Texas.

Room interiors in the Security Benefit Association orphanage in Topeka, Kansas
Date: 1920
These three photographs show two bedrooms and a living room in 'Building A' of the Security Benefit orphanage. This building was remodeled in the 1980's to function as the day treatment center of the Menninger Clinic.

Shawnee Indian Mission, Fairway, Kansas
Creator: Wolfe Commercial Photo Service
Date: 1942
This photograph represents a bedroom for teachers' children at the Shawnee Indian Mission in Fairway, Kansas after reconstruction in 1942. The wallpaper and bed portrayed in the photograph are reproductions to what would have been used, and the coverlet on the bed is dated to 1849. The chair viewed through the door frame was a corn husk woven seat. In 1968, the Shawnee Indian Mission was declared a National Historic Landmark and has since been under the operation of the Kansas Historical Society.

Shawnee Indian Mission, Fairway, Kansas
Date: 1942
This photograph representsa dormitory for girls in the North building of the Shawnee Indian Mission in Fairway, Kansas. The beds are made with unique quilts and shoes are placed underneath one of the beds. In 1968, the Shawnee Indian Mission was declared a National Historic Landmark and has since been under the operation of the Kansas Historical Society.

Shawnee Indian Mission, Fairway, Kansas
Date: 1942
This photograph represents the bedroom for teachers with a family in the North Building of the Shawnee Indian Mission in Fairway, Kansas. The bed portrayed in the image is made of cherry between 1835 and 1850, the walnut dresser fitted with a writing deks was built around 1840. The furniture in the room is from the time the room was in use by the Mission, the wallpaper is a reproduction to represent what would have been on the walls at time of use. In 1968, the Shawnee Indian Mission was declared a National Historic Landmark and has since been under the operation of the Kansas Historical Society.

Shawnee Indian Mission, Fairway, Kansas
Creator: Wolfe Commercial Photo Service
Date: 1942
This photograph represents the Johnson bedroom at the Shawnee Indian Mission in Fairway, Kansas after reconstruction in 1942. Shown in the photograph is a maple, cherry and walnut bedframe with mattress and linens dated between 1835 and 1850. The chest is constructed of walnut. Rugs portrayed in the photograph is reproductions of what may have been present while the room was occupied. In 1968, the Shawnee Indian Mission was declared a National Historic Landmark and has since been under the operation of the Kansas Historical Society.

Shawnee Indian Mission, Fairway, Kansas
Creator: Wolfe Commercial Photo Service
Date: 1942
This photograph represents a bedroom for guests of older girls in the North Building at the Shawnee Indian Mission in Fairway, Kansas after reconstruction in 1942. The bed portrayed in the photograph is made of maple with remaining samples of paint when the bed was in use. The coverlet on the bed is a reproduction representative of what would have been used while the Mission was in use. The rug under the chair, colored tan and blue, was woven on a loom at the Mission. A shaker rocker is displayed in the corner of the room between the window and door. In 1968, the Shawnee Indian Mission was declared a National Historic Landmark and has since been under the operation of the Kansas Historical Society.

Shawnee Indian Mission, Fairway, Kansas
Creator: Wolfe Commercial Photo Service
Date: 1942
This photograph represents a teacher's bedroom in the North Building at the Shawnee Indian Mission in Fairway, Kansas after reconstruction in 1942. The walnut bed portrayed in the photograph is covered in an original hand-woven spread. Not viewable in the photograph is the center design of the spread which depicts President George Washington on a horse. A label on the reverse of the photograph describes more of the room that is represented in the photograph as well as furniture not captured in the photograph. In 1968, the Shawnee Indian Mission was declared a National Historic Landmark and has since been under the operation of the Kansas Historical Society.

Shawnee Indian Mission, Fairway, Kansas
Creator: Wolfe Commercial Photo Service
Date: 1942
This photograph represents the Johnson Bedroom in the North Building of the Shawnee Indian Mission after reconstruction in 1942. Labeled on the reverse of the photograph identifies the maple bureau and mirror being American Empire style, and the wallpaper and rugs as reproductions. In 1968, the Shawnee Indian Mission was declared a National Historic Landmark and has since been under the operation of the Kansas Historical Society.

Shawnee Indian Mission, Fairway, Kansas
Creator: Kansas State Historical Society
Date: about 1968
This set of photographs represents what may be a bedroom at the Shawnee Indian Mission in Fairway, Kansas. Captured in the photographs is a bed, dresser, spinning wheel and chairs. In 1968, the Shawnee Indian Mission was declared a National Historic Landmark and has since been under the operation of the Kansas Historical Society.

Shawnee Indian Mission, Fairway, Kansas
Creator: Kansas State Historical Society
Date: about 1968
This set of photographs represents what may be a bedroom at the Shawnee Indian Mission in Fairway, Kansas. Captured in the photographs is a bed, bench, table, dresser, fireplace, and ceramic washing pitchers and bowl. In 1968, the Shawnee Indian Mission was declared a National Historic Landmark and has since been under the operation of the Kansas Historical Society.

Shawnee Indian Mission, Fairway, Kansas
Creator: Kansas State Historical Society
Date: about 1968
This set of photographs represents a bedroom and living room at the Shawnee Indian Mission in Fairway, Kansas. In 1968, the Shawnee Indian Mission was declared a National Historic Landmark and has since been under the operation of the Kansas Historical Society.

Shawnee Indian Mission, Fairway, Kansas
Creator: Kansas State Historical Society
Date: about 1968
This set of photographs represent interior views of the Shawnee Indian Mission in Fairway, Kansas. Captured in the photographs may be a bedroom and living room. Included in the crib is a manikin baby. In 1968, the Shawnee Indian Mission was declared a National Historic Landmark and has since been under the operation of the Kansas Historical Society.

Shawnee Indian Mission, Fairway, Kansas
Creator: Kansas State Historical Society
Date: about 1968
This set of photographs represent interior views of the Shawnee Indian Mission in Fairway, Kansas. Photographs capture what may be a bedroom and living room at the Mission. In 1968, the Shawnee Indian Mission was declared a National Historic Landmark and has since been under the operation of the Kansas Historical Society.

Shawnee Indian Mission, Fairway, Kansas
Date: about 1968
This set of photographs represent interior views of the Shawnee Indian Mission in Fairway, Kansas. Captured in the photographs is what appears to be a bedroom with beds, writing desk, rocking chair and fireplace. In 1968, the Shawnee Indian Mission was declared a National Historic Landmark and has since been under the operation of the Kansas Historical Society.