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Prairie Passage Stone Sculpture Garden

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Prairie Passage Stone Sculpture Garden

Emporia, KS | Lyon County

Eight limestone pylons represent prominent individuals throughout Emporia's history. Designed by Emporian Richard Stauffer, the monoliths were carved by the Kansas Sculptors Association team in 1992. The figures include William Allen WhiteΒ (8 Wonders of Kansas People), internationally known editor of the Emporia Gazette; Alahe, an American Indian representing the "people of the east wind;" Nathaniel Lyon, a Civil War general for whom Lyon County was named; and Preston B. Plumb, an Emporia founder and U.S. Senator.

Art    Civil War    Garden    History    Native American    People    Sculpture

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