Education • A Bird's Eye View of Haskell Haskell Institute (now known as Haskell Indian Nations University). Construction of the first H... • Barber School One room rural school north of Clinton Lake gets restored.On Nov. 13, 1871, the District Board purch... • Brooks, Mrs. Paul (Mary) Teacher in the first high school and bride in the first wedding. Mrs. Paul Brooks was born... • Chemistry Building at the University of Kansas The Chemistry Building at the University of Kansas. The Chemistry building is today named for ... • Edwards, Charles Livingston Principal of the first Lawrence high school. Mr. Edwards became one of the pioneer and prominent edu... • Lawrence, Amos Adams Early Lawrence benefactor. Lawrence, Amos Adams (1814-1886) - For whom Lawrence, Kansas was nam... • Old Frazer Hall at the University of Kansas Old Frazer Hall on the campus of the University of Kansas. Frazer Hall is named for Gen. John F... • (Old) Lawrence High School Laying the cornerstone for Lawrence High School. A large crowd watches the laying of the corner... • Physics Building at the University of Kansas Blake Hall at the Universtiy of Kansas. The building was named for Physics and Astronomy profes... • Prentiss, Dr. Sylvester B. Free State man, doctor tending wounded in border wars. Dr. Sylvester B. Prentiss was born at Ches... • Quincy School class photograph Quincy School Students A group photograph of the sixty or more students on the steps of the Qui... • Razing of the old High School Razing of a Lawrence Landmark - Workmen have been razing Old High Junior High School building at 9th... • Snow Hall at Kansas University Snow Hall at the University of Kansas. Snow Hall is named for Francis Huntington Snow, KU's ... • Social Guide for Junior High Students Guide to behavior, 1961. This pamphlet was prepared by students for the school year in which We... • Unitarian Church The Unitarian Church. The newly arrived missionary of the American Unitarian Association held ... • View of K.U. Looking South A bird's eye view of K.U. This view was more than likely taken from the water tower that stood t... Project Coordinator Email Project Coordinator / Lawrence Public Schools This site made possible by • the National Endowment for the Humanities • the Southwestern Bell Foundation Project Partners • The Lawrence Journal-World • Watkins Community Museum of History • Kenneth Spencer Research Library, University of Kansas