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Documentation and Recommendations Concerning Determination of Eligibility
for the National Register of Historic Places of Haskell Indian Nations
University and the Baker Wetlands
ELECTRONIC VERSION
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Main
Report (124k) |
Figures:
Figure
1. Location of Haskell University and Baker Wetlands (165k) |
Figure 2. Baker Wetlands in
Relation to Haskell Campus (104k) |
Figure 3. View of Haskell Main
Campus-Quadrangle Area (397k) |
Figures 4-7. Atlas views
of Haskell/U.S. Government Land (323k) |
Figure 8. Baker Wetlands
North-South Drainage Canal 1919 (449k) |
Figure 9. Layout of Upper and
Lower Haskell Farm in 1919 (201k) |
Figure 10. View of Haskell Farm
Northern Portion, 1910 (197k) |
Figure 11. Students Hoeing in the
Upper Farm, c. 1915 (374k) |
Figure 12. Tractor Pull
Demonstration at Haskell Farm, 1920 (269k) |
Figures 13-14. Views of
Haskell Farm, 1920 (376k) |
Figure 15. 1925 View of the
Haskell Farm (367k) |
Figure 16. The 1926 Powwow Tent
Village at the Haskell Farm (431k) |
Figure 17. View of Haskell Main
Campus, 1937 (387k) |
Figure 18. Haskell Historic
Landmark Properties, 1986 Form (126k) |
Figure 19. Government Indian
Schools, 1899 (83k) |
Figures 20-23. Views of
Campus and Medicine Wheel (249k) |
Figure 24-25. West and East
Views of 35th Street (454k) |
Figure 26-27. Northeast and
Northwest Views of Baker Wetlands (64k) |
Figure 28. Locations of Haskell
Dump, Water Control Structures (485k) |
Figure 29-30. Haskell Dump,
View North at North-South Canal (326k) |
Figure 31-32. Views at
Canal/Levee, Water Control Structure #1 (305k) |
Figure 33-34. Views at Water
Control Structures #2 and #3 (447k) |
Figure 35. Aerial Photo, October
1937, showing Haskell Farm (327k) |
Figure 36. Aerial Photo from 2001
Showing Baker Wetlands (129k) |
Figure 37. Proposed Haskell
U./Haskell Farm Historic District (105k) |
Appendix A:
National Survey of Historic Sites and Buildings (392k) |
National Register of Historic Places Nomination Form Part I |
Includes
basic information on the Haskell properties and a detailed description
of their significance. (309k)
National Register of Historic Places Nomination Form Part II |
Includes boundary information for the Haskell properties. (352k)
Appendix B:
Kansas State Historic
Preservation Officer Correspondence (461k) |
Appendix C:
Buildings on the Haskell Indian
Nations University Campus (261k)
Following are the Kansas Historic Resources Inventory Reconnaissance
Forms filed for places on the Haskell University campus that may be eligible
for the Kansas Historic Register. These forms document historic use, date
of construction, legal description, and other information about these
properties.
Pocahontas
Hall and Pushamtaha Hall (299k) |
Bandstand
and Tecumseh Hall (299k) |
Hiawatha
Hall and the Auditorium (303k) |
Haskell
Stadium and Sports Facility (190k) |
Haskell
Cemetary and Dairy Barn/Warehouse (293k) |
Powhatan
Hall and Kiva Hall (302k) |
Pontiac
Hall and Minoka Hall (295k) |
Blue
Eagle Hall and Sequoyah Hall (214k) |
Appendix D:
Baker
University Wetlands-History Since 1968, by Dr. Roger Boyd (75k)
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