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
This 1939 Texaco station has been restored by owner Aaron...
When you're the Ornate Box Turtle Capital of the World,...
Earl's Coffee exists because a community refused to let its...
Kids will flip, literally, when they enter this playland of...
