Strong City, Kansas : 1892
subject: Strong City, Kansas -- Maps
description: sheet number: 1
description: from a single-sheet set
creator: Sanborn Map Company
source: Kansas Collection, Kenneth Spencer Research Library, University of Kansas
publisher: New York, New York
publisher: Sanborn Map Company
date: 1892
rights: Acceptable Use Policy
format: 1 sheet : color ; 64 x 56 cm.
language: English
type: maps
coverage: Strong City
coverage: United States
coverage: Chase County

Strong City, Kansas : 1897
subject: Strong City, Kansas -- Maps
description: sheet number: 1
description: from a single-sheet set
creator: Sanborn Map Company
source: Kansas Collection, Kenneth Spencer Research Library, University of Kansas
publisher: New York, New York
publisher: Sanborn Map Company
date: 1897
rights: Acceptable Use Policy
format: 1 sheet : color ; 64 x 56 cm.
language: English
type: maps
coverage: Strong City
coverage: United States
coverage: Chase County

Strong City, Kansas : 1905
subject: Strong City, Kansas -- Maps
description: sheet number: 1
description: from a single-sheet set
creator: Sanborn Map Company
source: Kansas Collection, Kenneth Spencer Research Library, University of Kansas
publisher: New York, New York
publisher: Sanborn Map Company
date: 1905
rights: Acceptable Use Policy
format: 1 sheet : color ; 64 x 56 cm.
language: English
type: maps
coverage: Strong City
coverage: United States
coverage: Chase County

Strong City, Kansas : 1912
subject: Strong City, Kansas -- Maps
description: sheet number: 1
description: from a set of 2 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: 1912
rights: Acceptable Use Policy
format: 1 sheet : color ; 64 x 56 cm.
language: English
type: maps
coverage: Strong City
coverage: United States
coverage: Chase County

Strong City, Kansas : 1912
subject: Strong City, Kansas -- Maps
description: sheet number: 2
description: from a set of 2 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: 1912
rights: Acceptable Use Policy
format: 1 sheet : color ; 64 x 56 cm.
language: English
type: maps
coverage: Strong City
coverage: United States
coverage: Chase County

Strong Hall, Spring
subject: LibArt 2023
description: Strong Hall is my favorite building on campus. I still remember my KU Ambassador on accepted seniors day in 2020 depicting the building's history. Specifically, how it was built with the 'front' on either side, due to the unknowingness of which way KU's campus would develop. 'Adaptable' is a unique description of a building, but nonetheless, Strong Hall exemplifies it.
creator: Riley England
date: 2023
rights: Held by creator
format: Digital Gouache

Strong Hall, Tulips
subject: LibArt 2024
description: The tulips in front of Strong Hall are my favorite part of Spring. As I look to a future away from KU, I wanted to memorialize the feeling in a work of art.
creator: Riley England
date: 2024
rights: Held by creator
format: Digital painting

Struggle for money
subject: Nigerian literature (English)
description: This play takes a different focus than the much of Onitsha Market Literature. It states that "The Struggle for Money" is "tired of love making and left it out entirely," (pg. 1). In the introduction, Okafo pokes fun at the other pamphlets' emphasis on lovemaking and rampant messages about pulling yourself out of poverty through hard work. He critiques the importance of money in society and his perception of clannism and tribal attitudes in many of the pamphlets. He wants his play to appeal to the "simple-minded and all who like to read for relaxation," (pg.1). This play does not claim to be a great play, nor does it offer the caveat that this is the author's first play, as many of the introductions to other dramas make. It also states that it is for the reading pleasure of its audience. Okafo appears to have no expectations that this play would be performed. The play's episodic structure is a hybrid of storytelling and drama. Longer sections are narrated rather than dramatized, much like epic storytelling. Scenes frequently end or begin with a narration indicating a significant passage of time:Akubueze became an apprentice [sic] trader. He served him well for three years. He was a good boy all the time. He did not know any kind of cheating....But traders hardly give away money, unless when it will bring them profits. The trader was not ready to give him the hundred pounds at the end of the period. Let's see what happened, (pg.9). Although it is somewhat tempting to see this narrative device as Brechtian, it is most likely an exploration of Western dramatic format heavily influenced by Igbo storytelling traditions. However, it is clear that Okafo had a political message in mind that challenged the prevailing climate of the pamphlets and presumably Onitsha Market itself. The play opens with the central character's father dying and declaring the injustices associated with a society where money is the only thing of importance. The father worked hard and made sure that h…
creator: Okafo, Motulumanya J.
publisher: Onitsha, Nigeria : s.n.
date: ca. 1960?
rights: This Item is protected by copyright and/or related rights. However, for this Item, either (a) no rights-holder(s) have been identified or (b) one or more rights-holder(s) have been identified but none have been located. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use.
rights: http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-RUU/1.0/
language: English
type: Onitsha market literature

Struggling People
subject: LibArt 2024
description: This work is inspired by farmers in southern Saudi Arabia , Furthermore She is wearing traditional clothing and the colors are chosen from the same environment.
creator: Aati Abdulrahman
date: 2024
rights: Held by creator
format: Acrylic on Canvas board

Student Army Training Corps, 1918
identifier: RG 29/0/G/1918