Hiawatha, settled in 1857, is named for the American Indian in Longfellow's…
📍 Hiawatha, Brown County
From Railroad, ¾ mile south on Parsons (becomes Temple), then 2¾ miles…
📍 Robinson, Brown County
A sign on the west side of town announces that Fairview was…
📍 Fairview, Brown County
825 1st. Kenneth Evett was the artist of two pieces of Section…
📍 Horton, Brown County
The WPA built the Bureau of Indian Affairs Agency building (908 1st…
📍 Horton, Brown County
Hop on in for good cup of java that will keep you…
📍 Hiawatha, Brown County
330 and Chautauqua. From Horton, ½ mile south on K-159, 1 ¾…
📍 Kennekuk, Brown County
The Kickapoo Nation Indian Reservation is the second largest reservation in the…
📍 Brown County
400 W. 1st. The public school was abandoned due to declining enrollment…
📍 Powhattan, Brown County
Six miles of mowed trails are available to visitors on this beautiful…
📍 Hiawatha, Brown County
In appreciation of T.H. Korthanke's gift of maple trees to the city,…
📍 Hiawatha, Brown County
The HIawatha Chamber and Visitors Bureau provides these lodging options.
📍 Hiawatha, Brown County
Road trips deserve coffee this fresh. Sitting at the corner...
Get close enough to appreciate Bigfoot's size—and don't worry, he's...
Keep your eyes open as you drive around Anthony as...
An old body shop has a new look with added...
