This 1904 Queen Anne two-and-a-half-story brick home was built with many angles…
📍 Marysville, Marshall County
Built by farmer O.W. Francis in 1909, this lovely home on the…
📍 Burr Oak, Jewell County
From the overlook you see an area that once was Quindaro, a…
📍 Kansas City, Wyandotte County
High above the present railroad tracks, this 1909 Santa Fe truss bridge…
📍 Melvern, Osage County
This small park contains an 1880s log cabin and a millinery shop,…
📍 Alma, Wabaunsee County
Marsh arch bridge lovers will love seeing this lovely one archer. Look…
📍 Duquoin, Harper County
Built in 1929, the red-brick, one-room, eight-grade schoolhouse finally closed in 1959…
📍 Osage City, Osage County
Built in 1938 by the WPA, this stone stadium with old-time wooden…
📍 Junction City, Geary County
At the front of this red-brick 1907 Romanesque Revival courthouse, the impressive…
📍 Atwood, Rawlins County
The original wooden jail built in 1870 sits under the water tower.…
📍 Reading, Lyon County
When you see the red Colorado sandstone house, you'll have found Red…
📍 Emporia, Lyon County
The red-brick streets have quite the story. They were laid in 1921…
📍 Goodland, Sherman County
