THE PEOPLE OF OAK HILL
Teaching with Oak Hill Cemetery TABLE OF CONTENTS
Welcome About This Lesson: This lesson is part of a series of Kansas standards– 1. Learning Activity Lessons in based lessons developed to enable students to The Teaching with Oak Hill understand, summarize, and evaluate materials provided related to the history, design and development of Oak 2. Kansas HGSS Standards Addressed Cemetery Unit Hill Cemetery. Each lesson was designed to stand-alone, but they may be used in multiple combinations to suit the needs of the educator. Taken together they tell a rich 3. Materials history of Kansas and Oak Hill Cemetery. This series is inspired by the National Park Service Teaching with 4. Number of Class Periods Historic Places standards. THE PEOPLE OF In the “What is a Rural Cemetery?” lesson students will 5. Preparation for Lesson OAK HILL be asked to analyze and evaluate the similarities and differences between Oak Hill, Greenwood, and Mount Auburn Cemeteries. Using a step-by-step process, 6. Actvity Background (For the Teacher) students will acquire historical thinking skills and learn to analyze and assess primary and secondary source materials. Through close reading and comparative 7. Activity Steps analysis students will make logical inferences building on the central question “What is a Rural Cemetery?” 8. Lesson Extension In the “Symbolism in the Cemetery” lesson students will analyze the symbology utilized on grave markers in Oak WHAT IS A RURAL Hill Cemetery. Using a step-by-step process they will acquire historical thinking skills and learn to read the CEMETERY? meaning of these commemorative graphical depictions. Handouts: 1. Notable Kansans Buried at Oak HIll In the “Civil War Veterans” lesson students will investigate the histories of Civil War Veterans buried at Oak Hill Cemetery. Using a step-by-step process, 2. Lesser Known Notable Kansans students will acquire historical thinking skills, work with Buried at Oak Hill and organize data, and learn to analyze and assess primary and secondary source materials. Lastly, students will research and produce a story covering a 3. Section Map of Oak Hill Cemetery Civil War Veteran’s history. 4. Speech Graphic Organizer SYMBOLISM IN In the “People of Oak Hill” lesson students will explore the lives of notable Kansans buried at Oak Hill THE CEMETERY Cemetery. Using a step-by-step process, students will 5. Reflections acquire historical thinking skills and will organize and analyze data. Lastly, students will develop and defend position statements and opinions about the importance of the contributions these Kansans have made to our society. This publication has been financed in part with Federal funds from the National Park Service, a division Acknowledgements of the United States Department of the Interior, The authors thank the City of Lawrence and Lawrence and administered by the Kansas State Historical Parks and Recreation for their support and assistance in Society. The contents and opinions, however, do not CIVIL WAR developing these lesson plans. In particular, we thank necessarily reflect the view or policies of the United Lynne Braddock Zollner and Mitch Young. VETERANS States Department of the Interior or the Kansas State Additionally, we thank Mike Kelly, Amy Roust and John Historical Society. Nichols with Douglas County, Kansas. We are grateful to the helpful staff and valuable collections at the This program receives Federal funds from the National Spencer Research Library at the University of Kansas, Parks Service. Regulations of the U. S. Department of the Kansas State Historic Society, and Monica Davis at the Interior strictly prohibit unlawful discrimination in the Watkins Museum of History/Douglas County Lesson plan photo credits, top to bottom: Historical Society. departmental Federally Assisted Programs on the basis Company H Monument, Section 8, TreanorHL of race, color, national origin, age or handicap. Any We would also like to acknowledge the following person who believes he or she has been discriminated 1913 Map of Oak Hill Cemetery, individuals that contributed to the understanding of against in any program, activity or facility operated by City of Lawrence Parks and Recreation Oak Hill Cemetery: Cathy Ambler and Katie Armitage. a recipient of Federal assistance should write to: Office of Equal Opportunity, National Park Service, 1849 C Lucinda Evans, Nathan McAlister, and TreanorHL. Sexton McFarland with the Simmons September, 2016 Street, NW, Washington, DC 20240. Family Urn in Section 8N, Douglas County Historical Society, Watkins Community Museusm
Cover photo credits: GAR Samuel Walker Post 365, KansasMemory.org, West Entry of Oak Hill Cemetery from Lawrence, Kansas: A Memorial Album, E.S. Tucker, 1895 Kansas State Historical Society, Item 218628 Company H Monument, Section 8, TreanorHL The People of Oak Hill Cemetery
Learning Activity: What notables are buried at Oak Hill Cemetery and what contributions did they make to Kansas and the United States?
Kansas HGSS Standards Addressed: • Standard 1—Coices have consequences
Standard 1.1 – The student will recognize and evaluate significant choices made by individuals, communities, states and nations that have impacted our lives and futures.
Standard 3.2 – The student will draw conclusions about significant beliefs, contributions and ideas, analyzing the origin and context under which these competing ideals were reached, and the multiple perspectives from which they come.
• Standard 5—Relationships among people, places, ideas and environments are dynamic
Standard 5.4 – The student will use his/her understanding of these dynamic relationships to create a personal, community, state, and/or national narrative.
Applicable The Kansas Journey (1st ed.) Chapters: All chapters
Materials: Wm. Allen White in front of the Emporia Gazette, 1. Notable Kansas Buried at Oak Hill KansasMemory.org, Kansas State Historic Socitey, 2. Lesser Known Notable Kansans Buried at Oak Hill Item 215327 3. Section Map of Oak Hill Cemetery 4. SPEECH Graphic Organizer 5. Reflections
Number of Class Periods: 3-5
Preparation for Lesson: The activities for this lesson include 3 handouts and 2 analysis sheets. Student groups will receive each handout (handout #2 is optional) and the analysis sheets. Familiarize yourself in advance with each of the handouts, secondary reading, and the analysis sheet.
Activity Background (For the Teacher): West Entrance of Oak Hill Cemetery Many notable people are buried at Oak Hill Cemetery. Famous writer and Lawrence, Kansas: A Memorial Album newspaperman William Allen White called it the “The Kansas Arlington” in an E.S. Tucker, 1895 article published in The Emporia Gazettte in 1942. Some of the people buried there are important to the local community, some are important to the history of Kansas as a state, and some are important to the United States on a national level. They made contributions to society, history, politics, economics, culture and the environment. Students will collect images of their cemetery markers and research whether their contributions are Social, Political, Economic, Environmental, Cultural, or Historical (SPEECH).
Activity Steps: 1. Using the attached list in Handouts #1, and #2 (optional) and #3 students will collect images of the monuments of notable people that are buried at Oak Hill Cemetery. This can be accomplished by visiting the cemetery in person or using findagrave.com to download pics of the cemetery markers. 2. After collecting the images students will do online and/or library research to find out what contributions these notables made to Kansas or to the United States. 3. Students will then organize the names/images into a graphic organizer (Handout #4) indicating whether the contributions were (S) social, (P) political, (E) economic, (E) environmental, (C) cultural or (H) historical - SPEECH. 4. Students are then put into 6 groups where as a team they will develop a public speech promoting one of the 6 SPEECH categories and the importance of the contributions made by the notable people that fall into that category. (Teachers put SPEECH letters in a hat for students or teachers to randomly draw a category).
Monument to honor victims of Quantrill’s Raid, 5. Have each student in the group write 2 sentences to defend their category of Oak Hill Cemetery Lawrence, KS SPEECH. KansasMemory.org, Kansas State Historic Society, 6. Speeches are given, limited to 5 minutes per team. Each student must speak Item 487 their 2 sentences. 7. After the presentations students will then choose which group of contributions was the most important based on student presentations. Students will need to defend their choice with a short narrative about why they thought that particular category is more important using the names of the notables and what they accomplished as their evidence (Handout #5). Sources: Oak Hill Cemetery Website: https://lawrenceks.org/lprd/parks/oakhillcemetery Oak Hill Cemetery Section Map: https://lawrenceks.org/lprd/parks/oakhillmap Oak Hill Cemetery GIS Interactive Map: http://gis.lawrenceks.org/flexviewers/ cemetery/ Kansapedia: http://www.kshs.org/kansapedia/topic/people Kansas Historical Society: http://www.kshs.org/ Kansas Memory: http://www.kansasmemory.org/ Find A Grave: http://www.findagrave.com/ KU History: http://kuhistory.com
Lesson Extensions: 1. Further research may be undertaken using the following resources: a. OSMA Reading Room, Lawrence Public Library b. Newspapers.com, available online via KSHS http://www.kshs.org/p/kansas- digital-newspaper-program/16126 c. KSHS Scholarly Publications: http://kshs.org/p/kansas-history-a-journal-of- the-central-plains/12443 d. Watkins Museum of History (Douglas County Historical Society) Research Room (by appointment) e. Kansas Collection, Spencer Research Library, University of Kansas 2. Use in conjunction with other Oak Hill Cemetery lessons to identify other individuals that could be researched. 3. Local interest and history could also be used to create categories such as: merchants, teachers, professional services (doctors, lawyers, engineers, architects), ministers, politicians. Individuals contributing to local history would be identified using: a. Lawrence: Douglas County Kansas, An Informal History by David Dary b. Pictorial history of Lawrence, Douglas County, Kansas by David Dary 4. As a class create a theme and a set of criteria, that matches the theme, for a new set of Notable Kansans buried at Oak Hill Cemetery. Possible themes 1 “City of Lawrence, Kansas.” Oak HIll include, but are not limited to, Athletics, Music, Community Activism, Cemetery • City of Lawerence, Kansas. N.p., Education, or Youth. Students should debate and discuss a chosen theme n.d. Web. 13 Aug. 2016. and criteria following the guidelines from the main lesson. Once completed students should use their online and other local resources to research their chosen Notables. HANDOUT #1
Notable Kansans Buried at Oak Hill Cemetery - A.K.A “The Kansas Arlington”
Kansan Marker Location in Oak Hill:
Dr. Forrest C. “Phog” Allen Section 1, Lot 16 Influential University of Kansas Coach
Famous for (insert research results):
KansasMemory.org, Kansas State Historic Society, Item 229
Dr. Edgar H.S. Bailey Section 13, Lot 64 Chemist, professor, researcher
Famous for (insert research results):
Photo Credit: http://kuhistory.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/05211886_01ed.jpg
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Notable Kansans Buried at Oak Hill Cemetery - A.K.A “The Kansas Arlington”
Marker Location in Oak Hill: Kansan
Section 5N, Lot 204 Justin De Witt Bowersock US Congressman
Famous for (insert research results):
Photo Credit: http://bioguide.congress.gov/scripts/biodisplay. pl?index=B000693
Section 13, Lot 177 Roland Boynton Kansas Attorney General
Famous for (insert research results):
Photo Credit: KansasMemory.org, Kansas State Historic Society, Item 304317
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Notable Kansans Buried at Oak Hill Cemetery - A.K.A “The Kansas Arlington”
Kansan Marker Location in Oak Hill:
Alfred Bromelsick Section 17, Lot 91 Businessman and Benefactor Lawrence, Kansas
Famous for (insert research results):
Photo Credit: http://campbromelsick.com/History.html
Reverend Richard Cordley Section 2, Lot 123 Author and Preacher
Famous for (insert research results):
Photo Credit: KansasMemory.org, Kansas State Historic Society, Item 211279
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Notable Kansans Buried at Oak Hill Cemetery - A.K.A “The Kansas Arlington”
Marker Location in Oak Hill: Kansan
Section 12, Lot 95 Lewis Lindsay Dyche University of Kansas Professor, Explorer, and Early Conservationist
Famous for (insert research results):
Photo Credit: http://loc.gov/pictures/resource/ggbain.03902/
Section 6, Lot 99 James Emery US District Attorney and Kansas Legislator
Famous for (insert research results):
Photo Credit: http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ksdoughp/history/ larencephotos.html
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Notable Kansans Buried at Oak Hill Cemetery - A.K.A “The Kansas Arlington”
Kansan Marker Location in Oak Hill:
Edward P. Fitch Section 2, Lot 31 Businessman and Benefactor Lawrence, Kansas
Famous for (insert research results):
Photo Credit: http://www.civilwaronthewesternborder.org/content/ edward-fitch
Dudley Haskell Section 3, Lot 29 US Congressman, KS and Kansas Congressman
Famous for (insert research results):
Photo Credit: http://loc.gov/pictures/resource/cwpbh.05096/
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Notable Kansans Buried at Oak Hill Cemetery - A.K.A “The Kansas Arlington”
Marker Location in Oak Hill: Kansan
Section 3, Lot 29 John G. Haskell Architect, designed portions of the Kan- sas State Capitol and many other public buildings in the state Famous for (insert research results):
Photo Credit: KansasMemory.org, Kansas State Historic Society, Item 217845
Section 2, Lot 56/57 James (Jim) H. Lane US District Attorney and Kansas Legislator
Famous for (insert research results):
Photo Credit: http://loc.gov/pictures/resource/cwpbh.01175/
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Notable Kansans Buried at Oak Hill Cemetery - A.K.A “The Kansas Arlington”
Kansan Marker Location in Oak Hill:
Josiah Miller Section 2, Lot 51 Kansas Newpaperman, Legislator, and Judge
Famous for (insert research results):
Photo Credit: KansasMemory.org, Kansas State Historic Society, Item 3777
Alexander C. Mitchell Section 8S, Lot 45 Attorney, US Congressman
Famous for (insert research results):
Photo Credit: https://archive.org/stream/ alexanderclarkmi01unit#page/n7/
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Notable Kansans Buried at Oak Hill Cemetery - A.K.A “The Kansas Arlington”
Marker Location in Oak Hill: Kansan
Section 85, Lot 117 Charles S. Robinson 1st Governor of Kansas
Famous for (insert research results):
Photo Credit: KansasMemory.org, Kansas State Historic Society, Item 643
Section 285, Lot 117 Sarah Tappan Doolittle (Lawrence) Robinson wife of Charles, Author, University of Kansas Benefactor Famous for (insert research results):
Photo Credit: KansasMemory.org, Kansas State Historic Society, Item 209073
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Notable Kansans Buried at Oak Hill Cemetery - A.K.A “The Kansas Arlington”
Kansan Marker Location in Oak Hill:
Wilson Shannon Section 2, Lot 65 Second Territorial Governor of Kansas
Famous for (insert research results):
Photo Credit: KansasMemory.org, Kansas State Historic Society, Item 90660
John Speer Section 2, Lot 1 Member Territorial Legislature and Newspaperman/Publisher
Famous for (insert research results):
Photo Credit: KansasMemory.org, Kansas State Historic Society, Item 90672
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Notable Kansans Buried at Oak Hill Cemetery - A.K.A “The Kansas Arlington”
Marker Location in Oak Hill: Kansan
Section 8S, Lot 188 Walter Roscoe Stubbs Kansas Governor, Railroad Businessman, and Teetotaler
Famous for (insert research results):
Photo Credit: KansasMemory.org, Kansas State Historic Society, Item 222251
Section 5, Lot 96 Lucy Hobbs Taylor First femaile graduate of Dental College in the United States and first female dentist in Kansas Famous for (insert research results):
Photo Credit: KansasMemory.org, Kansas State Historic Society, Item 210193
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Notable Kansans Buried at Oak Hill Cemetery - A.K.A “The Kansas Arlington”
Kansan Marker Location in Oak Hill:
Solon Thacher Section 2, Lot 104 Delegate for Wyandotte Constitution, and newspaperman
Famous for (insert research results):
Photo Credit: KansasMemory.org, Kansas State Historic Society, Item 221497
John Palmer Usher Section 10, Mausoleum US Secretary of the Interior
Famous for (insert research results):
Photo Credit: KansasMemory.org, Kansas State Historic Society, Item 217928
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Notable Kansans Buried at Oak Hill Cemetery - A.K.A “The Kansas Arlington”
Marker Location in Oak Hill: Kansan
Section 12, Row A, George B. “Nash” Walker Grave 18/19 Stage Performer and Author of the first all African-American Broadway produc- tion
Famous for (insert research results):
Photo Credit: http://digitalcollections.nypl.org/items/a172b880- 0ac0-0132-e7e8-58d385a7b928
Section 8N, Lot 234 Elizabeth Watkins Banker, Philanthropist, City and University of Kansas Benefactor
Famous for (insert research results):
Photo Credit: http://kuhistory.com/articles/kus-fairy-godmother/
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Notable Kansans Buried at Oak Hill Cemetery - A.K.A “The Kansas Arlington”
Kansan Marker Location in Oak Hill:
Jabez B. Watkins Section 8N, Lot 234 Banker
Famous for (insert research results):
Photo Credit: http://www.watkinsmuseum.org/tour/images/02_ watkins.jpg
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OAK HILL CEMETERY: Lesser Known Notable Kansans Buried at Oak Hill
Kansan Marker Location in Oak Hill:
Gabriel Gray Section 1, Lot 47 Baptist Minister, born into slavery
Famous for (insert research results): Note for researchers: See Kansas Hitory Autumn 2008 and newspapers.com
Dr. Frederick D.G. Harvey Section 5, Lot 159 Physician in Lawrence area
Famous for (insert research results): Note for researchers: See Kansas Hitory Autumn 2008 and newspapers.com
Photo Credit: http://www.lawrence.lib.ks.us/oralhistory/rbh.html
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OAK HILL CEMETERY: Lesser Known Notable Kansans Buried at Oak Hill
Marker Location in Oak Hill:
Section 8S - Monument Corporal David Martin Horkmans Section 14C, Lot 80 Posed for the Spanish-American War Memorial
Famous for (insert research results): Note for researchers: See newspapers.com
Photo Credit: TreanorHL
Section 5, Lot 104 Charles Langston Original burial in Pauper Plot? Early Civil Rights Advocate and Grandfa- ther of poet Langston Hughes
Famous for (insert research results): Note for researchers: See Kansas History Autumn 2008 and newspapers.com
Photo Credit: https://www.kshs.org/publicat/history/1999winter_ sheridan.pdf
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OAK HILL CEMETERY: Lesser Known Notable Kansans Buried at Oak Hill
Marker Location in Oak Hill:
Clair and Vivian Patee Section 10, Lot 21 Owners of early Motion Picture House
Famous for (insert research results): Note for researchers: See newspapers.com and may be useful to research the role of early movie theaters in the West or histories of early cinemas.
Photo Credit:
Minnie Scott Section 12, Lot 172 World War I Nurse
Famous for (insert research results): Note for researchers: See Watkins Museum of History and newspapers.com. It may be useful to research the role of women on the front lines during World War I and how Kansas women contributed to the war effort. The National WWI Museum in Kansas City may also be of assistance.
Photo Credit: http://image2.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/ fg.cgi?page=pv&GRid=64730605&PIpi=38187076
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OAK HILL CEMETERY: Lesser Known Notable Kansans Buried at Oak Hill
Marker Location in Oak Hill:
Section 8S - Monument Holland J. Wheeler Jr Section 14C, Lot 80 Engineer for many public works through- out Lawrence, KS
Famous for (insert research results): Note for researchers: See (Lawrence) City Council Meeting minutes, (Douglas) County Commission Meeting minutes, Kansas History newspapers.com. Holland Wheeler served multiple positions for the City and County ansd was responsible for the development of many public works and landscapes in Lawrence.
Photo Credit: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/ fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=23707100
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OAK HILL CEMETERY: Section Map
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For printable map got to: http://lawrenceks.org/lprd/parks/oakhillmap/ For an interactive search map to to: gis.lawrenceks.org/flexviewers/cemetery/
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OAK HILL CEMETERY: Speech Graphic Organizer
S-Social Having to do with interations between and among people
P-Political Having to do with the government or any of its funtions
E-Economic Having to do with money; making it, spending it, producing goods, managing it
E-Environment Having to do with the outdoors including conservation efforts
C-Cultural Having to do with the ideas, customs and social behavior of groups or individuals
H-History Having to do with the past
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OAK HILL CEMETERY: Reflections
Choose one of the categories below as the best classroom presentation. _____Social _____Political _____Economic _____Environment _____Culture _____History
What notables buried at Oak Hill Cemetery made important contributions to Kansas or the United States in this category?
Defend your choice: why was this category best?
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