In the early 1900s a large brick plant here produced 100,000 bricks…
📍 Fort Scott, Bourbon County
Had you been traveling muddy roads for years in your Model T…
📍 Olathe, Johnson County
Sixteen miles of brick streets were laid in Dodge City between 1912…
📍 Dodge City, Ford County
In 1915, the Jefferson Highway was designated the first north-south transcontinental highway…
📍 Osawatomie, Miami County
Red-brick streets accentuate the many turn-of-the-century downtown buildings.
📍 Kingman, Kingman County
On the Rice–Reno county line lies a mile-and-a-half stretch of the original…
📍 Sterling, Rice County
This beautiful rural setting is the final resting place for more than…
📍 Peabody, Marion County
The red-brick streets have quite the story. They were laid in 1921…
📍 Goodland, Sherman County
It is thought that this area earned the name Stringtown because main…
📍 Florence, Marion County
Known as the widest main street in the United States and once…
📍 Plains, Meade County
In the 1920s the city paved its major streets with dark red…
📍 Yates Center, Woodson County
When you're the Ornate Box Turtle Capital of the World,...
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...
