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Established in 1875, the Kansas Historical Society focuses on the collection and preservation of archeological artifacts. It operates through administration, cultural resources, education and museum divisions. The society offers an archeology training program and conducts historic preservation conferences. It provides resources related to Kansas history for students in kindergarten through grade 12. The Kansas Historical Society serves over 6.5 million people annually. The society maintains a collection of manuscript materials, maps, architectural drawings, microfilm reels, and library books and pamphlets. It offers learning opportunities for families and adults at nearly 15 historic sites in Kansas. The society provides incentives for individuals to promote the local preservation of historic buildings and cultural landscapes.

Legislative Administrative Services is a dedicated administrative and technical support provider for the Kansas Legislature and the general public, operating under the guidance of the Legislative Coordinating Council. With a team of experienced professionals, Legislative Administrative Services offers a range of resources and assistance to ensure smooth legislative processes and efficient public access to information.Generated from the website

Founded in 1990, Information Network of Kansas provides online access to a wide variety of government information. Its areas of responsibility include regulation of online services and user fees. The organization also undertakes analysis of annual performance and financial condition of the information sharing network. It has more than 4,000 subscribers and maintains a database of local and state government documents and directories of educational, legal, business and medical organizations. In addition, it offers online tax payment options and references on art and culture, genealogy, history, tourist sports and railways. Information Network of Kansas has its administrative office located in Topeka, Kan.