In the early 1900s a large brick plant here produced 100,000 bricks…
📍 Fort Scott, Bourbon County
Had you been traveling muddy roads for years in your Model T…
📍 Olathe, Johnson County
Sixteen miles of brick streets were laid in Dodge City between 1912…
📍 Dodge City, Ford County
In 1915, the Jefferson Highway was designated the first north-south transcontinental highway…
📍 Osawatomie, Miami County
Red-brick streets accentuate the many turn-of-the-century downtown buildings.
📍 Kingman, Kingman County
On the Rice–Reno county line lies a mile-and-a-half stretch of the original…
📍 Sterling, Rice County
This beautiful rural setting is the final resting place for more than…
📍 Peabody, Marion County
The red-brick streets have quite the story. They were laid in 1921…
📍 Goodland, Sherman County
It is thought that this area earned the name Stringtown because main…
📍 Florence, Marion County
Known as the widest main street in the United States and once…
📍 Plains, Meade County
In the 1920s the city paved its major streets with dark red…
📍 Yates Center, Woodson County
Earl's Coffee exists because a community refused to let its...
This 1939 Texaco station has been restored by owner Aaron...
When you're the Ornate Box Turtle Capital of the World,...
Kids will flip, literally, when they enter this playland of...
