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Kansas Posters, Prints, Photographs, Maps, & Calendars
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educational posters > geography > NA > US > MW > Kansas < social studies
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 Kansas, known as the "Sunflower State" and the "JayHawker" State, joined the Union on January 29, 1861 as the 34th state. The name derives from 'Kansa' which means "People of the south winds."
Kansas, in the West North Central Region, is bordered by Missouri on the east, Oklahoma on the south, Colorado on the west and Nebraska on the north.
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Kansas Flag Art Print
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• more flag posters
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State Capitol, Topeka, Kansas, Art Print
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University of Kansas, Lawrence, Art Print
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Kansas State University, Manhattan, Art Print
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Greetings from Kansas - Rock Formations, Art Print
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Louisiana Purchase Exposition, 1904, St. Louis, Missouri, Art Print
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• Lewis & Clark posters
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Meadowlark Art Print
Kansas State Bird
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• more birds posters
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Sunflower Wall Poster
Kansas State Flower
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• botany posters
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Honey Bee, Apis Mellifera, Photographic Print
Kansas State Insect
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• food posters
• insect posters
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A Cottonwood Trees Displays Its Autumn Colors, Photographic Print
Kansas State Tree
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• trees posters
• Autumn posters
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American Bison Graze on Gentle Hills Near Trees Displaying Autumn Foliage, Photographic Print
Kansas State Animal
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• animal posters
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Wheat Harvest, Salina, Kansas Art Print
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Native American Cultures -
The Plains Wall Poster
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• more Native American Cultures posters
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The Buffalo Soldiers
Black History Biographical Timeline Fine Art Poster
The Plains Indians nicknamed the black cavalrymen Buffalo Soldiers - a title the troopers proudly accepted. To be associated with the fighting spirit of the Indian's sacred buffalo was a measure of respect.
The Buffalo Soldiers consistently received some of the worst assignments the Army had to offer and repeatedly faced fierce prejudice. Despite this, the 9th and 10th Cavalries fought with great dedication and courage and developed into two of the most effective and distinguished fighting units in the Army.
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• more Black History Military posters
• more Black History Pioneers Biographical Timeline posters
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Aerial view of the Boeing factory in Wichita, Kansas Giclee Print
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The Boeing plant is a major facility for commercial aviation manufacture.
• aviation posters
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Tractor Ploughing Field Near Anthony, Kansas, U.S.A. Giclee Print
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Kansas Grain Elevators
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• more grain (food) posters
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A cowboy hangs tightly onto an airborne bull in a rodeo competition, Giclee Print
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• more horse posters
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Eisenhower House, Abilene, Kansas, Art Print
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• Pres. Dwight D. Eisenhower print
• WWII posters
• Birthplace, Denison, TX
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The showman William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody lived in Leavenworth, Kansas as a young child. One of the reasons his family moved to Kansas was because his father believe Kansas should be a Free State. After his father's death due to stab wounds from a pro-slavery supporter, 11 year old William went to work becoming an Army scout, hunter, fur trapper, gold prospector, Pony Express rider, and Union soldier in the Civil War, at various times. Cody earned his nickname because of his ability to plentifully supply the Kansas Pacific Railroad workers with bison meat.
Cody's "Buffalo Bill’s Wild West" was a show that presented Native Americans and real working people of the fast disappearing Old West. Cody, one of the founders of Cody, WY, was also noted for his conservation efforts and speaking out in favor of women voting.
b. 2-26-1846; LeClaire, Iowa
d. 1-10-1917; Colorado
• more Buffalo Bill at barewalls.com
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Carrie A. Nation
b. 11-25-1846; Kentucky
d. 6-9-1911; Kansas
Carrie Nation, neé Moore, was a leader in the temperance movement, starting a chapter of the Women's Christian Temperance Union in Medicine Lodge, Kansas. She was known for smashing the stock of saloons with rocks and finally a hatchet.
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Route 66, The Mother Road Art Print
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Art.com
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The film musical, The Wizard of Oz, was based on the L. Frank Baum's fantasy children's book, The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. The story of is of young Dorothy Gale who is swept up with her Kansas farmhouse and little dog Toto, by a tornado and dropped into Munchkin Land, right on top of the Wicked Witch of the East. The story, written by and illustrated by W.W. Denslow, was published in 1900, the first in a series of thirteen books. Baum adapted the book for the stage and it was also made into a very popular film musical starring Judy Garland as Dorothy. |
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