
Researching your family’s veterans
Find resources to help you explore the lives of your family’s veterans from any U.S. military conflict.
Find resources to help you explore the lives of your family’s veterans from any U.S. military conflict.
On April 16, 1937, 2 fugitives & 3 FBI agents met at a Topeka post office. What happened became national news.
Explore one of Topeka’s most unusual citizens – secretary of a liars club & eccentric afterlife planner.
In 1881 at a séance held by Mrs. Holladay in Topeka, William W. Aber said spirits declared him to be a powerful medium.
Find best practices to protect & store your collection of photos, documents, quilts or other heirlooms.
In 1876, a scandal threatened to tarnish the library’s reputation and even led to murder.
Adrienne explores Kansas train stations. Every small town needed a station so there’s lots to learn.
Learn how the Golden Rule applies to your family history research and give back to your global community.
We delved into the past of 7 community members to uncover information about their families.
Adrienne uncovers the history and contributions of immigrant railroad workers in Topeka.
Author Emily Cowan conducted a large amount of research to discover & document Topeka’s hidden stories.
Find first person narratives & primary sources to research the destruction of slavery & the transition to freedom.