Guide to "Identity Formation in the East Lawrence Neighborhood" "Identity formation in the East Lawrence neighborhood," by Cathy Ambler.

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Guide to "Identity Formation in the East Lawrence Neighborhood"

"Identity formation in the East Lawrence neighborhood," by Cathy Ambler.


COLLECTION SUMMARY
Repository:	University of Kansas Kenneth Spencer Research Library Kansas Collection 1450 Poplar Lane, Lawrence, KS 66045-7616 Phone: (785)864-4334 Fax: (785)864-5803 URL: http://spencer.lib.ku.edu Finding aid prepared by mh, 2007 Finding aid encoded by mh, 2007
Creator:	Ambler, Cathy J.
Title:	Identity formation in the East Lawrence neighborhood
Dates:	December 16, 1991
Quantity:	1 folder
Abstract:	This photocopied 63-page research paper was written by University of Kansas graduate student Cathy Ambler for a 1991 fall semester course in American Studies. Ambler's paper explores the economic and cultural history of the East Lawrence neighborhood of Lawrence, Kansas as related to the neighborhood's development and identity. Included are fifty-three illustrations of East Lawrence streets and buildings.
Identification:	RH MS P730
Language(s):	English

Administrative Information

Preferred Citation

Ambler, Cathy J., Identity formation in the East Lawrence neighborhood, Kansas Collection, RH MS P730, Kenneth Spencer Research Library, University of Kansas Libraries

Acquisition Information

Gift, Cathy Ambler, 1994

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INDEX TERMS

Places:

East Lawrence (Lawrence, Kan.)--Buildings, structures, etc.

Lawrence (Kan.)--Economic conditions.

Lawrence (Kan.)--History.

Lawrence (Kan.)--Social conditions.

Subjects:

Neighborhood government--Kansas--Lawrence.

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