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Do you know the history behind the town called Sugar Works in Shawnee County, KS? 🍭🍬 Sugar Works appears on ONLY ONE 1895 map. The city seems to be truly lost, even during its own time period. Read Danielle Todd's student paper about this "Ghost Town": bit.ly/48Ng1Bp

Hey fall grads! Take a break from finals and a walk down memory lane at the Fall 2024 ArtSci Graduation Celebration! There will be waffles for all students who RSVP! We’re excited to celebrate your great accomplishment! RSVP here by December 6: kstate.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_07…

Save the date: Join us Fri Nov 22 at 5:00-6:30pm Manhattan Public Library to hear students from Wendy Matlock's ENGL 310 "Intro to Lit Studies" share their K-State Research! K-State Arts and Sciences

We love working with K-State Scholar Development and Undergraduate Research-SDUR (#SDUR) and their students on undergraduate research! #MakeItMakeSense #undergraduateresearch #KState instagram.com/reel/DCaQuUJRe…

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Today for #SunflowerStamps we're sharing a very vintage #postcard of Market Street, looking West, in Osage City, KS. This historic postcard puts us right into the downtown scene during its postmarked date of 1908. Do you recognize this area at all? #OsageCounty #kansashistory

From campus classics like the Royal Purple yearbook to winter wonders, Ernie's getting into the spirit, one story at a time. What’s on your holiday reading list? 🎄💜

We couldn’t be prouder of our newest K-State alumni. Your hard work has paid off—cheers to your bright future! 💜🎓 #Big12 | #KStateGrad | #KState

We're passing through Woodson County, Kansas this week. #SunflowerStamps says 'hello' to Horace "Pood" Holderman's hardware store located in Toronto, Kansas. Horace looks ready to lend a helping hand! 📷: Kansas Historical Society #KansasMemory #KansasHistory

Just horsin' around! 🐎🐴 #SunflowerStamps has us riding through Wilson County, KS on this chilly evening. Here's a glimpse of this man driving his horse-drawn wagon right outside, what looks to be, a drugstore in downtown Benedict between 1890 & 1920. 📷: Kansas Historical Society

This weekend, we shared info about our 'Walking through History on the Linear Trail' collab with RCGS at the Genealogy & History Fair. We visited booths from historical societies as far away as Ellis County! Tai Edwards also presented the Treaties Project to more than 30 people!

#SunflowerSeason is the reason. 🌻🌻🌻 #Repost 📸: @jessijacobsphoto

Good times kicking off the school year with a collegewide faculty/staff welcome-back social and new-faculty welcome yesterday!