From some perspectives the violent border conflict between Kansas and Missouri led…
📍 Lawrence, Douglas County
From Fort Gibson, Oklahoma, through Fort Scott, and north to Fort Leavenworth,…
📍 Fort Scott, Bourbon County
Judge James Hanway was an integral part of Kansas Territory and early…
📍 Lane, Franklin County
Topeka's oldest standing house was built in 1856 by ardent abolitionist John…
📍 Topeka, Shawnee County
The Battle of Osawatomie was fought on this site on August 30,…
📍 Osawatomie, Miami County
Until he was hanged on December 2, 1859, for raiding a federal…
📍 Osawatomie, Miami County
A tall marble statue of abolitionist John Brown stands on the site…
📍 Kansas City, Wyandotte County
Lane Trail, named for free-state leader James Lane, was established to bypass…
📍 Sabetha, Nemaha County
The stone schoolhouse, restored to its 1904 appearance, sits in a quiet…
📍 Edgerton, Johnson County
A tall white obelisk marks the cemetery's first gravestone, that of Ohio…
📍 Lawrence, Douglas County
Colorful red, orange, and white markers are found throughout town explaining Lecompton's…
📍 Lecompton, Douglas County
Bleeding Kansas, the Underground Railroad, and the Civil War are feature exhibits…
📍 Pleasanton, Linn County
What an adventure it would be to spend the night...
Crafted Caffeine is all about convenience. Located at a main...
McFarland’s post office has a new home in the beautifully...
Wyoming artist Tom Ford has opened a second Rozet Raven...
