
The Kansas River and Wakarusa River define the alluvial landscape of this Douglas County quadrangle, where the westward expansion of Lawrence meets the rural townships of Kanwaka and Wakarusa. This 1950 survey, photorevised in 1967, documents the mid-century evolution of the University of Kansas, including the development of its West Campus. The transition from agrarian roots to suburban growth is visible in the presence of several country schools like Brackett Sch and School No 6, contrasted with newer car-culture landmarks such as a Drive-in Theater, a Drag Strip, and the Sunset Hills Shopping Sch.
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1950 Lawrence East
Douglas County, KS

1950 Lawrence West
Douglas County, KS

1951 Lawrence West
Douglas County, KS

1955 Clinton
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1955 Globe
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1957 Lone Star
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1991 Lawrence West
Douglas County, KS
2009 Globe
Douglas County, KS
2009 Lawrence East
Douglas County, KS
2009 Lawrence West
Douglas County, KS
2009 Lone Star
Douglas County, KS
2010 Clinton
Douglas County, KS
2012 Clinton
Douglas County, KS
2012 Globe
Douglas County, KS
2012 Lawrence East
Douglas County, KS
2012 Lawrence West
Douglas County, KS
2012 Lone Star
Douglas County, KS
2015 Clinton
Douglas County, KS
2015 Globe
Douglas County, KS
2015 Lawrence East
Douglas County, KS
2015 Lawrence West
Douglas County, KS
2015 Lone Star
Douglas County, KS
2018 Clinton
Douglas County, KS
2018 Globe
Douglas County, KS
2018 Lawrence East
Douglas County, KS
2018 Lawrence West
Douglas County, KS
2018 Lone Star
Douglas County, KS

2022 Clinton
Douglas County, KS

2022 Globe
Douglas County, KS

2022 Lawrence East
Douglas County, KS

2022 Lawrence West
Douglas County, KS

2022 Lone Star
Douglas County, KS