Fitzwilliam / Buffalo / New Ipswich / Lawrence / Stanton / Canal Dover / New York City / Ashley / Boston / Charleston / Williamsburg / /
Company
New England Emigrant Aid Company / Kansas Memory / Harper’s Weekly / /
Continent
America / /
Country
United States / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Person Travel / /
Facility
Pease’s building / Hutchinson building / Miller building / Kansas Museum of History’s / Fort Sumter / Eldridge Hotel / B. W. Woodward building / Free State Hotel / /
IndustryTerm
social media / /
NaturalFeature
Uncle Forest / /
Organization
Cordleys Church / Lawrence Unitarian Church / Kansas Historical Society / Topeka / State Archives Division / free-state movement / Kansas government / /
Person
Veazy / Sophia Bissell / Paddock / S. W. Eldridge / Edward Fitch / Miller / Abraham Lincoln / Thorp / Shelley Hickman Clark / Virgil W. Dean / Sidney Clarke / Benjamin Talbot Babbitt / John M. Peterson / Sargent / Griswold / John L. Rupur / Rhonda A. Brown / Henry D. Brown / Joseph Savage / William Clarke Quantrill / Richard B. Sheridan / Edward Payson Fitch / Barry A. Crouch / Jane Simpson / Thomas Carney / Pollock / Patricia Michaelis / Frank James / James H. Lane / Sarah Fitch / H. M. Simpson / George Todd / Samuel C. Pomeroy / Joseph Quantrill / Mary Savage / James W. Clark / Hiram Hill / C. Robinson / Fletcher Taylor / Fred Six / Cole Younger / Dix / Semi-Centennial Memorial Reunion / Lemuel Fillmore / /
PoliticalEvent
presidential election / /
Position
businessman / advance guard / auditor / General / workman / banker / school teacher / teacher at sixteen / Judge Carpenter / Minister / Senator / Senator and General / Colonel / thief and slave trader / Governor / director / Unitarian minister / Judge / sheriff / Clothing Dealer / /
At dawn on August 21, 1863, William Clarke Quantrill and a band of more than three hundred guerillas attacked Lawrence, killing nearly two hundred men and boys and burning much of the town to the ground. Depiction of “