Stafford, Kansas : 1913
subject: Stafford, Kansas -- Maps
description: sheet number: 3
description: from a set of 3 sheets
creator: Sanborn Map Company
source: Kansas Collection, Kenneth Spencer Research Library, University of Kansas
publisher: New York, New York
publisher: Sanborn Map Company
date: 1913
rights: Acceptable Use Policy
format: 1 sheet : color ; 64 x 56 cm.
language: English
type: maps
coverage: Stafford
coverage: United States
coverage: Stafford County

Stain
subject: LibArt 2021
creator: Niya McAdoo
date: 2021
rights: Held by creator
format: Paper and fabric, 9x9"

Stained of Hope
subject: LibArt 2026
creator: Shanum Ghafoor
date: 2026
rights: held by creator
format: Mixed media

Stanislaw Siestrze´ncewicz-Bohusz (1731-1826). Recherches historiques sur l’origine des Sarmates, des Esclavons, et des Slaves St. Pétersbourg: de L’Imp. de Pluchart, 1812. B5119
description: The Grand Inquisitor... Peter the Great had no love for Catholicism, but in the early days of his reign he showed deference to the church. Unfortunately his reforms did little to improve conditions for Catholics, and under Catherine II their situation was made worse, even though she promulgated religious tolerance and proposed a national church independent of Rome. The three partitions of Poland brought thousands of Polish Catholics to Russia, including this ambitious Polish bishop, Siestrze´ncewicz-Bohusz, descended from a family of Lithuanian Calvinists. Historians are in agreement about the evil character of the man Catherine appointed to the administration of a new diocese (Mohileff) as Catholic Metropolitan of St. Petersburg and later Primate of Lithuania. He was without scruples or honorable motives, wanting only complete despotic power over the Catholic Church in Russia. It was said that during his long episcopate (1774-1826) he was the scourge of both rites. As for the subject of his book, some historians believe the original Slav stomping-grounds were the Pripet marshes (southern Belarus, northwestern Ukraine), whence the Slav tribes (the Sarmates, Esclavons, and Slaves of the title) migrated north across the Great Plain, northwest into Poland, and south into the Balkans. Sarmatia is the name the Romans gave to the steppes beyond the Carpathians and the Black Sea. Finding themselves caught between horse traders and Byzantine culture, without natural frontiers and constantly threatened by invasion, the people remained semi-barbarous, having no leisure for building cities or becoming politically savvy or choreographing ballets. Other historians contend that these southern drifters were a later group, that the original home of the Slavs was to be found not in the steppes, but farther north, in the forests, and that they were closely related to the Swedes, Angles and other northern peoples.
rights: http://spencer.lib.ku.edu/using-the-library/library-use-and-policies

Stanley Redwine, 2001
subject: Stanley Redwine; track and field
creator: KU Athletics
source: 2001 KU Track Media Guide
publisher: KU Athletics
date: 2001
format: jpg
identifier: RG 66/19/3

Star Clock
subject: LibArt 2023
description: The subject is a clock that my mom had when I was an infant in my nursery.
creator: Liesl Heil
date: 2023
rights: Held by creator
format: India Ink Monoprint

Staring at the Sun
subject: LibArt 2025
description: This piece represents having a focus on someone who can be so positive sometimes, but so negative at other times.
creator: Logan Fixsen Theatre & Dance, Film & Media Studies major
date: 2025
rights: Belong to Creator
format: Wood, canvas, paper mache, acrylic paint 16" X 4" X 16"

State of Kansas vs. William Quantrel
description: Official charges against William Clarke Quantrill et al.
creator: Douglas County [Kansas] District Court
source: VLT 90-06-24, box 1A:23
date: Fall Term A.D. 1863
rights: http://spencer.lib.ku.edu/usingthelibrary/policies.shtml
identifier: ksrl_kc_VLT_90.06.24_box1A.23_part1.tif; ksrl_kc_VLT_90.06.24_box1A.23_part2.tif; ksrl_kc_VLT_90.06.24_box1A.23_part3.tif ksrl_kc_VLT_90.06.24_box1A.23_part4.tif

State Warrant
description: State warrant, State of Kansas, Douglas, County
creator: Douglas County [Kansas] District Court
source: VLT 90-06-24, box 1A:23
date: December 28, 1863
rights: http://spencer.lib.ku.edu/usingthelibrary/policies.shtml

Statement by KU Black Faculty and Administrators
subject: Kansas Board of Regents
subject: Academic due process
creator: KU Black Faculty and Administrators
source: RG 67/13, Black Student Union Records
date: December 7, 1970