Follow the Yellow Brick Road to Dorothy's House (a replica of the…
📍 Liberal, Seward County
The red-brick main street creates a nostalgic ribbon down the center of…
📍 Fort Scott, Bourbon County
Francisco Vasquez de Coronado came through the area in 1541, Zebulon Pike…
📍 Dodge City, Ford County
Having a presidential library in your state means one thing: a president…
📍 Abilene, Dickinson County
Music plays indoors at the Prairie PastTimes, 331 Broadway, or on pleasant…
📍 Cottonwood Falls, Chase County
Cattle Roundup is the title of this 1938 Section artwork by Vance…
📍 Eureka, Greenwood County
Rectory south of St. John Nepomucene Church. The museum preserves the memory…
📍 Pilsen, Marion County
Known as the Big Red One, the First Infantry Division was created…
📍 Fort Riley, Geary County
Pete Felten's limestone buffalo at the entrance is your signal that you're…
📍 Hays, Ellis County
Fort Riley was named for Major General Bennett C. Riley who led…
📍 Fort Riley, Geary County
From 1859 to 1878 Fort Larned supplied guard detachments to protect mail…
📍 Larned, Pawnee County
Named for General Winfield Scott, the fort originally was established in 1842.…
📍 Fort Scott, Bourbon 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...
