The 1934 WPA retaining wall is locally known as 'the wall' and…
📍 Marysville, Marshall County
The mighty Timken Termites went to grade school in this handsome native…
📍 Timken, Rush County
Milton Tootle owned the land designated for the townsite, thus the name…
📍 Miltonvale, Cloud County
Skeletal remains of the town still provide provocative textures, colors, and angles.…
📍 Bloom, Ford County
With assistance from the WPA, the city built the limestone art deco…
📍 WaKeeney, Trego County
Inside this 24ᕁ40-foot limestone building constructed by the WPA in 1937 you'll…
📍 Wakefield, Clay County
A Humboldt native, Johnson was one of the premiere baseball pitchers when…
📍 Humboldt, Allen County
The native limestone buildings at the Washington County Fairgrounds (from U.S. 36,…
📍 Washington, Washington County
City Hall is in an impressive 1942 WPA stone structure.
📍 Wathena, Doniphan County
A 1961 courthouse is the centerpiece of this historic town square. You'll…
📍 Fredonia, Wilson County
An impressive 1937 WPA flood control project is the mile-long, stone-lined Coon…
📍 Iola, Allen County
The striking art deco gymnasium is the last remaining building of the…
📍 Elk Falls, Elk County
Kids will flip, literally, when they enter this playland of...
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...
