From U.S. 56, 1 mile south on 12. A simple, modern pavilion…
📍 Lyons, Rice County
Dug in 1895, the well is 34 feet wide and 65 feet…
📍 Seneca, Nemaha County
In 1841 the U.S. government sent fur trader John Mathews to this…
📍 Oswego, Labette County
Should you find yourself five miles west of Kincaid on U.S. 59,…
📍 Anderson County
In the 1880s accessibility to water for travelers was rare. So when…
📍 Liberal, Seward County
During the Civil War, Union soldiers camped on the hillside that is…
📍 Mound City, Linn County
A plaque on the sidewalk at 5th and Main tells the story…
📍 Newton, Harvey County
The building was originally the pump house for the hand-dug well. The…
📍 Westmoreland, Pottawatomie County
This small park contains an 1880s log cabin and a millinery shop,…
📍 Alma, Wabaunsee County
The 1887 Selkirk Well is believed to be the last hand-dug railroad…
📍 Selkirk, Wichita County
Completed in 1888, this 109-foot-deep by 32-foot-wide water well was excavated without…
📍 Greensburg, Kiowa County
In the middle of the intersection is where you'll find the old-fashioned…
📍 Vassar, Osage County
Earl's Coffee exists because a community refused to let its...
When you're the Ornate Box Turtle Capital of the World,...
This 1939 Texaco station has been restored by owner Aaron...
Kids will flip, literally, when they enter this playland of...
