Postcard of the Stadium at Haskell Institute

Postcard of the Stadium at Haskell Institute

Haskell Institute

Postcard with a colored photograph of the stadium entrance at Haskell Institute on the front. Photograph depicts the stadium entrance with trees around it. On the back at the top of the left side is information on Haskell Institute, "Established in 1884, Haskell is a business, technical and vocational school for American Indians. In 1926, the Stadium Arch was built as a memorial to Indians who fought in World War I. Contributions were made by Indian individuals and tribes." is typed in black ink. In the middle "Sackett Color Productions 6339 Maple Drive, Mission, Kans. 66202" is typed sideways in black ink. At the bottom of the left side "Harry D. Sackett, Photographer" is typed in black ink. A note is written to Patti Sanker in Lawrence from Peggy in Lake Tahoe, California. Postmarked from Lake Tahoe July 28, 1975.

Unknown, Peggy

Fitzpatrick-Postma Collection

Sackett Color Productions

Sackett, Harry D., photographer

7/28/1975

Fitzpatrick, Charlene

Postma, Sally

Carttar, Rosalea

Carttar, Peter

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Still Image

English

Postcard

Haskell_03(cp_07a)

Haskell_03(cp_07b)

Stadium

Haskell Institute

155 E Indian Ave (Lawrence, Kan.)

7/28/1975

Postcard with a colored photograph of the stadium entrance at Haskell Institute on the front. Manufacturing information on the back. Note written on the back.

7/28/1975

Haskell Album #3

Photograph

Print

Drawing

Acquired by Charlene Fitzpatrick or Sally Postma.

Postcard

5 1/2" x 3 1/2"