Five-volume set written by William E. Connelley, with over 500 pages devoted to the history of Kansas from its pre-territorial days to 1918. Includes table of contents for history in volumes 1 and 2, and biographies in volumes 3-5.

A full account of its discovery, its organization as a territory, transactions and events under Governors Reeder and Shannon, political dissensions, election frauds, battles and outrages.

Learn about the town of Jewell Kansas and its history.

The voices of the past are heard again in the Kansas Collection, through nearly-lost books, letters, diaries, photographs, and other materials.

Research center includes history web sites, heritage group, old west Kansas, trails, artists, cowtowns, county abbreviations, historical directory, interactive map and beat generation articles.

The official history site of the State of Kansas presented by the Information Network of Kansas.

Articles about Kansas: its people, places and history.

Provides a list of links to the information about Kansas historical markers.

Established by governor to review the expeditions' travels through Kansas and the role it played in expanding the nation. Includes interactive trail, attractions, news and events, tribal nations and educational programs.

Information about the sights of Kansas, past and present.

Provides a series of essays that examine the frontier experience in 19th century Kansas from the University of Virginia.

Links to Kansas state historic sites provided by the Kansas State Historical Society.

Online version of the newspaper published that supports ongoing historic preservation in the state. Features individuals who have contributed to the culture of the Kansas prairies.