The last remaining Frisco wooden water tower of its kind in the…
📍 Beaumont, Butler County
Park in the driveway and walk around this circa 1880s limestone Gothic…
📍 Beloit, Mitchell County
The most complete remnant of the POW camp is the restored limestone…
📍 Concordia, Cloud County
A tall concrete water tower is the only evidence remaining of this…
📍 Smolan, Saline County
In 1956 Claudia Fisher thought it would make for a good tourist…
📍 Canton, McPherson County
The plaque on the tall cylindrical red-brick water tower reads, "Cherokee Water…
📍 Cherokee, Crawford County
Built as a water tower in 1907, this structure is the only…
📍 Wilson, Ellsworth County
Images of the graceful white bird adorn the town. Statues sit at…
📍 La Cygne, Linn County
Just inside the state park entrance a memorial honors not only the…
📍 Crawford County
The 1887 brick and limestone water tower features nearly four-foot-thick walls and…
📍 Coolidge, Hamilton County
Esbon, population 68, is proud of their name. A limestone welcome sign…
📍 Esbon, Jewell County
The 1888 water tower represents the first waterworks system in the community.…
📍 Florence, Marion County
Earl's Coffee exists because a community refused to let its...
Kids will flip, literally, when they enter this playland of...
This 1939 Texaco station has been restored by owner Aaron...
When you're the Ornate Box Turtle Capital of the World,...
