From U.S. 56, 1 mile south on 12. A simple, modern pavilion…
📍 Lyons, Rice County
Dug in 1895, the well is 34 feet wide and 65 feet…
📍 Seneca, Nemaha County
In 1841 the U.S. government sent fur trader John Mathews to this…
📍 Oswego, Labette County
Should you find yourself five miles west of Kincaid on U.S. 59,…
📍 Anderson County
In the 1880s accessibility to water for travelers was rare. So when…
📍 Liberal, Seward County
During the Civil War, Union soldiers camped on the hillside that is…
📍 Mound City, Linn County
A plaque on the sidewalk at 5th and Main tells the story…
📍 Newton, Harvey County
The building was originally the pump house for the hand-dug well. The…
📍 Westmoreland, Pottawatomie County
This small park contains an 1880s log cabin and a millinery shop,…
📍 Alma, Wabaunsee County
The 1887 Selkirk Well is believed to be the last hand-dug railroad…
📍 Selkirk, Wichita County
Completed in 1888, this 109-foot-deep by 32-foot-wide water well was excavated without…
📍 Greensburg, Kiowa County
In the middle of the intersection is where you'll find the old-fashioned…
📍 Vassar, Osage County
This 1939 Texaco station has been restored by owner Aaron...
Earl's Coffee exists because a community refused to let its...
Kids will flip, literally, when they enter this playland of...
When you're the Ornate Box Turtle Capital of the World,...
