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Abilene & Smoky Valley Railroad & Excursion Train |
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Using a vintage diesel-electric locomotive, a century-old wooden sided passenger/diner, open air observation cars, and a caboose, the excursion train travels through the Smoky Hill River Valley.
The recently restored #3415 "Pacific" 4-6-2 Steam Engine will operate for the second season on a limited schedule. Check the events tab for days and times. This engine sat in the Eisenhower Park, Abilene, Kansas for over 40 years, having been retired by Santa Fe in the 1950's. The City of Abilene donated the #3415 to the Abilene & Smoky Valley Railroad. It took over four years to restore the engine, with about 12,000 volunteer hours and the help of two grants. Please call for times it's running and prices We also offer school field trips, private charters, dinner trains, and Silver Flyer Rail Bus trips. |
Abilene Historic Trolley Tours |
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Experience Abilene's history from its early beginning as a wild cowtown to present day elegance. We give trolley rides, call for dates and times.We also have a Gift Shop with many Kansas and Abilene items. |
Abilene's Victorian Inn |
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Experience peaceful luxury combined with convenient modern amenities! Abilene's Victorian Inn--an enchanting yet comfortable bed and breakfast in the heart of Abilene, Kansas--features 6,000 square feet of Victorian elegance.Also check out our Gift Shop, with custom loose-leaf tea and novelty items. |
American Indian Art Center |
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American Indian produced fine art center and gallery showcasing over 100 Native American artisans from 30 tribes in this region. Featuring wood carvings, paintings, beadwork, pottery, music, books, jewelry. |
Annie's Place |
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| A comfortable, casual dining atmosphere where the menu offers hamburgers, steaks, chicken, and sandwiches. Known for its freshly baked breads. | |
Baymont Inn & Suites |
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| Hotel with health club, indoor swimming, complimentary breakfast and business center. | |
BCC Music and Theater |
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| If it's a more cultured evening you are looking for... | |
Beijing |
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| Newly remodeled. | |
Best Western Inn & Suites |
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Bill Walton Studio |
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Orginal local artist work kept a secret in his studio located on the back side of Main Street El Doado. Keep looking you need to see his work. |
Blind Tiger Brewery & Restaurant |
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| A dozen hand-crafted beers on tap including national award winners. Full-service bar. Complete lunch and dinner menu including steaks, pasta, seafood, and barbecue, served in rustic alpine setting. Over 20 TV's including a 10 X 13 big screen. Comfortable bar, large family-friendly dining room, and deck. Private party/meeting room for up to 60. Open every day. Sun. - Thurs. 11 a.m. - 11 p.m., Fri. - Sat. 11 a.m. - Midnight. | |
Boss Hawg's |
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| Famous nationwide for ribs and barbecue. Receipient of the Jack Daniel's Brisket World Champion title. Voted Best Barbecue and Best Restaurant in Topeka by readers of the Topeka Capital Journal. Also named one of the Top Ten Barbecue Restuarants in America by Maximum Golf Magazine. Entrees includes ribs, brisket, pork, chicken, ham, and turkey. Full bar with premium liquors and bottled and tap beer. Open every day 11 a.m. - Midnight. | |
Botanica, The Wichita Gardens |
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| Magnificent botanical gardens located in the heart of Wichita's Museums on the River district. | |
Brookville Hotel |
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Family style fried chicken-served since 1915-4th generation family. Handicapped accessible; non-smoking available; serving lunch and dinner, reservations are accepted.One of the 8 Wonders of Kansas Cuisine Winners and a winner of the James Beard Award 2008! |
Butler County Courthouse |
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Historic Butler County Courthouse |
Butler County History Center & Kansas Oil Museum |
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This outstanding museum presents the fascinating history which makes El Dorado unique. The permanent exhibit, "Glory of the Hills", depicts the Flint Hills as a land of possibilities and should be the first stop for anyone touring The Hills. Historic photographs and artifacts explore the lives of early inhabitants, settlers and farmers and ranchers who established the county's agricultural identity and grazed their huge cattle herds on the rich bluestem grasses. Farming and ranching were essential to the economy, but it was oil that brought national attention to El Dorado. Located on ten acres, this modern museum offers the visitor the opportunity to walk the street of a 1920's oil boom town and view full-size oil field equipment of the early boom days in El Dorado. The museum hosts a lively schedule of special events throughout the year, an interesting gift shop of Kansas gifts and history books, and a 4,000 volume research and genealogy library.
Hours: May 1 to Sept. 30 - Mon. - Sat. 9am - 5pm
Oct. 1 - Apr. 30 - Tue - Fri. 9am - 5pm, Sat. Noon - 5pm
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C.W. Parker Carousel |
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This complete, hand-carved, working carousel was manufactured in Abilene at the turn of the century by the C. W. Parker Amusement Co. Ride on one of the 24 completely restored horses or 4 chariots. One of only 18 National Landmarks located in the state of Kansas.One of the 8 Wonders of Kansas Customs. |
Cabins at El Dorado Lake |
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| Great for a comfortable stay at the lake! | |
Camp Wood YMCA |
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| YMCA facility in the beautiful Flint Hills. | |
Capitol Plaza Hotel |
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| Capitol Plaza Hotel and Convention Center is the "Place to Be". The hotel has 224 guestrooms, indoor pool and fitness center, wireless High-Speed Internet, over 30,000 sq. ft. of meeting space including the Falling Water Grille Restaurant and Water's Edge Lounge. | |
Cattle Baron Inn Bed and Breakfast |
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This lovely 1910 Victorian home displays a perfect blend of antique furniture and luxurious modern conveniences. Fine wood millwork, beautiful stained glass and unique fixtures serve to make this historic small town home purely delightful. Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy scrumptious breakfasts. Perfect for weekend getaways, comfort, romance and pampering. Area known for western frontier and hunting. Howard is a delightful small town that captures the sincerity and safety of earlier generations. See beautiful rolling hills and pastures with lots of animal life. Perfect area for hunting and fishing, or to just get away from the fast pace and worries of city life. |
Celebration of Freedom Memorial |
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Honoring U.S. armed forces and home front supporters. |
Chaplin Nature Center |
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Chaplin Nature Center is owned and operated by the Wichita Audubon Society. The trails are open AT NO CHARGE to the public from sunrise to sunset, seven days a week. Be sure to check www.arkcity.org for schedule of events taking place at the Chaplin Nature Center, from Eagle Viewing to Butterfly counting. |
Chase County All Veterans Memorial |
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| Memorial to Chase County veterans. | |
Chase County Courthouse |
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Built 1872-1873, this French Renaissance building constructed of native limestone is the oldest working courthouse in the state of Kansas. |
Chase County Historical Society Museum |
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| Historical museum for Chase County featuring local historical artifacts, displays of the crash of the airplane carrying Knute Rockne. | |
Chez Yasu |
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| An authenic French restaurant in the center of Topeka, featuring a French country atmosphere and casual atmosphere yet elegant dining. Serving beef short ribs, rack of lamb, duck, seafood crepes, salmon and much more. Offering a full service bar and an extensive wine list. Mon-Fri., 11 a.m. -2 p.m.; Mon. - Sat. 5-9 p.m. | |
Clay Center Carnegie Library |
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Public library in historic building. |
Clay Center Utility Park Playground |
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The Playground at Utility Park in Clay Center offers childhood entertainment |
Clay County Museum |
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The Clay County Museum is housed in the former Clay Center Hospital building constructed in 1925. The structure served as a nursing home before it became the location of the museum. |
Clements Stone Arch Bridge |
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Double-arch stone bridge built in 1887 of native Chase County limestone. On National Register of Historic Places. |
Clover Cliff Ranch Bed 'n Breakfast |
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| Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Clover Cliff combines the conveniences and amenities of the 21st century with the attitudes of the late nineteenth on a 4,000 acre ranch in the heart of the Flint Hills. | |
Club House Inn & Suites |
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| ClubHouse Inn & Suites has free hot breakfast buffet, free evening manager's reception, free 24-hour coffee and tea, wireless high-speed Internet, Outdoor pool, indoor pool and meeting and banquet facilities. Pets welcome. | |
Cottonwood Mercantile |
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A place of taste in the Flint Hills. Cottonwood Mercantile offers a variety of gifts, food items, antiques and hunting and fishing collectibles. |
Courtyard by Marriott |
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Coutts Memorial Musem of Art |
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An outstanding fine art museum, located in El Dorado. |
Dickinson County Historical Society Museum |
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Exhibit of Dickinson County's history through a time line. Guided tour available upon advanced request. Located in the same facility as the Museum of Independent Telephony and the C. W. Parker Carry-Us-All |
District 142 |
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| A uniquely renovated historic building with retail and office spaces. The shops housed here rival any you might find in a larger metropolitan area. | |
Eisenhower Presidential Libary & Museum |
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The complex consists of five buildings located on 22 acres. They include the family home where the Eisenhowers lived from 1898 to 1946, museum, library, visitors center, and place of meditation (the burial site of President and Mrs. Eisenhower and their first-born son Doud Dwight). |
El Dorado Bike Trail |
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Enjoy a Bike Ride with the family around the community of El Dorado and the beautiful views at the El Dorado Lake and State Park. |
El Dorado Main Street Sculpture Walk |
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Take a walk through downtown El Dorado and enjoy an eyeful of art! |
El Dorado State Lake & Wildlife Area |
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El Dorado Reservoir/Lake provides 8,000 acres of water, and the wildlife areas add 4,600 acres for the outdoor lover's enjoyment. Wildlife can be seen in the park and boast good populations of wild turkey, prairie chicken, quail, geese, and deer. Bald eagles winter on the area. |
Emma Chase Cafe |
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| Country cooking cafe mentioned in 'Prairy Erth'. | |
Exploration Place |
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| Experience your world in a new/fun way. Encounter 4 hands-on exhibit areas and more. For all ages. | |
Fifth Avenue Antique Auto Parts |
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Unique and antique auto parts. |
Flint Hills Discovery Center |
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Construction is underway on the new Flint Hills Discovery Center. Scheduled to be finished in April, 2012, this "hands-on" discovery center will offer a unique tourism and community experience that inspires people to celebrate, explore, and care for the Flint Hills. |
Flint Hills Gallery |
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| Gallery of famous Flint Hills artist Judith Mackey. Meet the artist and her husband Ken, also an artist. | |
Flint Hills Rodeo Grounds |
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| Site of oldest consecutive rodeo in Kansas. | |
Flying W Ranch |
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For an unforgettable family getaway in the Flint Hills of Kansas, spend a couple of days on the beautiful Flying W Ranch in Chase County. You can have an authentic cowboy experience, complete with horseback riding, wagon rides, wildflower walks, star gazing, and fishing, among many other activities. |
Grand Central Hotel and Grill |
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Built in 1884 and renovated in 1995, The Grand Central Hotel features ten oversized guest rooms with showers, plush robes, and rich natural woods and colors adding elegance to fine furnishings. |
Great Plains Theatre |
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Live year-round professional productions: comedies, musicals, dramas, and family shows. Located at 300 N Mulberry, Great Plains Theatre, this restored 1880's stone church is the facility for live professional theater productions. Also showing recent moives and games on the big screen. Check listings for dates and times. |
Greyhound Hall of Fame |
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Museum all about the world's fastest dog. Learn more about greyhounds (dog) at the world-famous Greyhound Hall of Fame, the Greyhound Capital of the World. See interesting displays of greyhounds from ancient times to the present.One of the 8 Wonders of Kansas Customs Finalists. |
Hampton Inn Topeka |
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| Hotel has indoor pool, complimentary breakfast, business center and wireless internet. | |
Historic McDonald Stadium |
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| Historic McDonald Stadium and El Dorado Baseball Hall of Fame | |
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites |
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| It's just a two-minute drive from West Ridge Mall. Plus there are dozen of nationally-known and locally-owned restaurants nearby, as well as the Kansas History Museum. | |
Holiday Inn Holidome |
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| World famous for its running water-our indoor pool with a htree story water slide. Hummer Sports Park, Topeka Zoo as well as Gage Park are just a short ride away. On-site restaurant and lounge. | |
Iron Horse Concert Hall |
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| Proprietor, Don Koke offers a dazzling array of diverse musicians and live music. | |
Jim Bell & Son, Inc. |
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| Fine clothing and western apparel - a Flint Hills tradition since 1927. | |
Joanie's Junk |
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In Morganville Kansas. One of a kind, affordable decor and furnishings for your home. |
Kansas Auto Racing Museum |
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Highlights the proud history of motorsports in Kansas with exhibits, theater, racing, games, and more. The museum is located one-half mile south at Exit 286 off Interstate 70 in the middle of Kansas at the small town of Chapman. The 21-acre museum complex is the doorway into the local community. The museum is also the launch point for the Joe Engle Chapman Historic Trail Walk. The trail walk enables visitors to enjoy a combination nature walk and scenic walk that can extend for over 3.6 miles and includes visits to two historic sites on the National Registry. |
Kauffman Museum |
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The Kauffman Museum includes 1)a tallgrass prairie reconstruction with over 15 species of grasses and more than 100 wildflower species, 2) the award-winning permanent exhibit Of Land and People which tells the story of the coming of the Mennonites from Europe to the central plains in the 1870s and their encounters with the prairie environment and its people, and, 3) an historic farmstead with heritage flower and vegetable gardens around the 1875 Voth-Unruh-Fast House and the 1886 Ratzlaff Barn. |
Kiku Japanese Steakhouse |
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| Experience the art of tableside hibachi cooking. Menu includes steak, seafood, chicken, and sushi. Reservations recommended. Open for lunch Mon.-Fri. 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Dinner is served Mon.-Thurs. 4:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m., Fri. 4:30 p.m. - 10 p.m., Sat. and Sun. Noon - 10 p.m. | |
Kirby House Restaurant |
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Located in the restored 1885 Victorian family home of Thomas Kirby. The diverse menu offers excellent quality and variety with fresh homemade foods, a wonderful selection of desserts and specialty coffees. Enjoy lunch or dinner in this elegant, yet relaxed atmosphere. |
Konza Prairie |
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Konza Prairie Biological Station is an 10,000 acre native tallgrass prairie preserve owned by The Nature Conservancy and Kansas State University and operated as a field research station by the K-State Division of Biology. The trails at the Konza have been selected by Backpacker Magazine as one of the top 100 day hikes in the country. |
Lazy Heart D Bison |
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Educational presentation of bison history, characteristics and care. The Lazy Heart D herds of Bison and Beefmaster cattle graze the cool and warm season grasses of the glaciated region of the Flint Hills. This permits the natural grazing and roaming behaviors that result in a healthy, content animal and a good natural product for you and your family. No hormones or antibiotics are given our animals. Our grass finished bison is available in traditional cuts of meat. Our grass finished beef is available in halves or split halves. Visitors are welcome. |
Lazy T Ranch |
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Experience life on an historic family ranch in the Kansas River Valley. |
Lebold Mansion |
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Experience Victorian daily life. Tour all five floors of this 23-room mansion-circa 1880. Built in 1880 for $18,000, this imposing Italianate mansion sits on top of the first settler's home built in Abilene. The stone dugout, built in 1858 by Timothy Hersey, is located on the first floor of the mansion. |
Millstream Resort Motel & Campground |
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| Beautifully-sited motel along the banks of the Cottonwood River next to the historic bridge in Cottonwood Falls. | |
Museum of Independent Telephony |
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Enjoy a host of interactive exhibits as you travel through 140 years of telephone technology. Also tells the story of C. L. Brown whose independent Brown Telephone Company of Abilene grew to become the telecommunications giant known today as Sprint. |
Museum of World Treasures |
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| World-class museum featuring outstanding collection of artifacts from the dinosaur era to the present. | |
New City Cafe |
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| Hip surrounding and an eclectic cuisine await the vistor to New City Cafe. Fine food and an outstanding variety of wines make this a great restaurant for business or romantic lunches or dinners. The menu includes fresh fish, chicken, and steak entrees that are sure to please the most discerning palate. Full bar service. Private parties available. Open for lunch Mon.- Fri. 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. Dinner is available Mon.-Thurs. 5:30 -8:30 p.m., Fri.-Sat. 5:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. | |
North Star Steakhouse |
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| Serving Topeka for more than 70 years, the North Star is famous for its steaks, fries, and gravy. If it's your birthday your steak is free! Closed Mondays. Open Tues. - Thurs. 5-9:30 p.m., Fri. - Sat. 5-10:30 p.m. | |
NorthShore GuestHouse llc |
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Retreat from the hectic world to the simplicity and stillness of NorthShore GuestHouse. Located less than one mile from the Marion Reservoir and surrounded by Wildlife and Parks lands. |
Oz Museum |
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Features one of the largest privately owned collections of Oz memorabilia in the world. From the earliest books of Oz creator, L. Frank Baum to today's collectibles that can be purchased in Auntie Em's Gift Shop, visitors both young and young at heart will treasure a visit to the Oz Museum. |
OZ Winery |
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OZLANDIA wines. ?Witch in a Ditch,? ?A Witch Gone Good? and ?Auntie Em?s Prairie Rose.? Visit our gift shop. You?ll find OZLANDIA T-shirts and wine accessories galore. Discover mouth-watering homemade fudge. Our tasting room features our award-winning OZLANDIA wines. ?Witch in a Ditch? and ?A Witch Gone Good,? along with ?O.E.O.? and ?Auntie Em?s Prairie Rose.? Step up to the tasting bar and find out why people are talking about OZLANDIA wines. We look forward to seeing you soon. Open Monday through Saturday, 10am-6pm, and Sundays from 12-5pm. |
Paisano's Ristorante |
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| Voted Topeka's most romantic and best Italian restaurant. Menu features pasta, pizza, dry-aged steaks, and veal and chicken dishes. Outdoor seating and large party seating available. Open Sun.-Thurs. 11 a.m. - 10 p.m. Fri.-Sat. 11 a.m. - 11 p.m. | |
Pepe & Chela's Mexican Restaurant |
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| Presenting Mexican cuisine to Topeka restaurant-goers since 1986. Today Pepe's and Chela's menu features family recipes, as well as "newer" recipes developed in response to loyal customers' tastes. Fresh ingredients, homemade salas, pico de gallo, and made-to-order dishes keep customers coming back for more of Pepe and Chela's famous Mexican food. Mon.-Sat. 11 a.m. - 9 p.m. | |
Pilgrim Ranch Retreat |
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The Pilgrim Ranch headquarters is southeast of Cottonwood Falls, Kansas in the heart of the Flint Hills. The ranch is a family owned farm and cattle operation. |
Prairie Fire Inn & Spa |
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| We are a family owned and operated inn and spa located on US Hwy 50 at Strong City, in the beautiful Kansas Flint Hills. Our mission is to provide affordable lodging and rejuvenating spa treatments while encouraging the enjoyment and conservation of the beautiful Flint Hills prairie and community. | |
Prairie Rose Chuckwagon Supper |
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| Located on a working cattle ranch. Offers family dinners with western musical entertainment. | |
Prairie Trails Golf & Dining |
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| Exceptional 18-hole golf course, a full service dining room and Pro Shop and service that's sure to exceed your expectations- all just 20 minutes from east Wichita on Interstate 35! | |
Prairiewood Private Retreat & Preserve |
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Situated in the Flint Hills just outside Manhattan, Kansas, Prairiewood offers a private guest residence with exceptional meeting and banquet space, luxurious bed and bathrooms, abundant amenities, and stunning views. Nestled among 250 acres of native tallgrass prairie, time spent here will awaken the senses, renew perspective, and inspire imagination. By limiting the use of Prairiewood to one guest group at a time, experiences here can be custom-tailored to meet the specific wishes of each guest. We invite you to come see how the rare privacy, unparalleled service, and stunning beauty of this special place will exceed your highest expectations. |
Ramada |
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| In the very heart of the city. You can quickly walk to downtown, the State Capitol and the Topeka Performing Arts Center. On-site restaurants, bar and lounge. | |
Ravenwood Lodge |
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A place where hunters, travelers, and outdoor enthusiast can have it all. This individual and corporate lodge offers the finest in accommodations and food. |
Robin's |
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You have to get dressed...do it well. |
Roniger Memorial Museum |
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| Museum featuring local native American artifacts. | |
RowHouse Restaurant |
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| Intimate. Elegant. Cool. Perfect location for parties of 2 to 12; each dining room is inviting and unique. Reservation recommended. Open Wed.- Sat. 5:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. | |
Russell Stover Candies Retail Store |
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Visit the candy outlet store that has over 10,000 sq ft, plus a video to show you how the candies are made. Come and check out new items, fudge, ice cream, holiday items and sale items. The store is open 7 days a week, (only closed 4 days a year). |
Schrumph Hill Overlook |
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Award-winning scenic overlook along the Flint Hills National Scenic Byway, Kansas Highway 177, just south of Cottonwood Falls. Interpretive panels provide education about the prairie and native grasses. |
Scooter's Coffee House |
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| A passion for coffee and a commitment to make every experience exceptional. | |
Seelye Mansion & Patent Medicine Museum |
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The Seelye Mansion is one of the finest homes in Kansas. A New York architect designed the new home in Georgian style for Dr. and Mrs. A.B. Seelye in 1904. It was built in 1905 at a cost of $55,000. The mansion contains the original furniture and Edison light fixtures. You will tour 25 rooms, including eleven bedrooms, ballroom, bowling alley, and kitchen areas. Special items of interest are the beautiful dining room, music room with gold French furniture and Steinway Grand piano, library, and the Tiffany-designed fireplace in the grand hall. The Patent Medicine Museum contains many artifacts of the A.B. Seelye Medical Company. Founded in 1890, more than 100 products were sold over a 14-state area. Best known cure-alls included Wasa-Tusa, Fro-zona, and Ner-vena. An important part of touring the Seelye Mansion is enjoying the beautiful yard and gardens that surround the historic home. The patio and fish pond have been restored using 1905 landscape drawings. |
Sherman House |
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| This 1879 railway eating house has been lovingly restored as a private guest house for visitors to this unusual little community. Visit with potter/innkeepers in their studio, explore the scenic waterfall, or just enjoy the peace and quiet. Large comfortable living and dining rooms, a perfect retreat for couples, families, or small groups. Area: Elk Falls is not your typical tourist destination. It is off the beaten path, to be sure, and its delights subtle. Called a "living" ghost town because it ain't dead yet! Nestled in the beautiful Elk River Valley in the Chautauqua Hills of SE Kansas. Excellent hiking at nearby Elk City Reservoir. This inn is best classified as a: Guesthouse Bed | |
Star-Vu Drive-in Theater |
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| One of the rare remaining drive-in theaters in the state. | |
Strecker-Nelson Gallery |
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A gallery selling museum quality art in all media. Specializing in regional art, including many works depicting the life and landscapes of the Kansas Flint Hills. |
Strong City Depot |
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Art deco depot currently undergoing restoration. |
Super 8 Inn |
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The Super 8 Arkansas City is conveniently located off of US Hwy 77 at Valley View Drive. We are centrally located with easy access to the shopping, business & sports areas with many restaurants close by for you to enjoy. |
Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve |
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11,000-acre site on historic ranch in Chase County. The ranch homestead is a National Park Service site. |
Tallgrass Spiritual Retreat Center |
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| A retreat center in the Flint Hills. Our main emphasis is on spiritual formation and our women's ministry. | |
The Book Grinder |
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| Specialty coffee and books | |
The British Ranch |
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There's plenty for you to do during your stay on the ranch, even if you never leave! With 3,000 acres at your disposal, your choices are limited only by your imagination! |
The Clay Gourmet |
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| Everything you would ever imagine that you would need for the kitchen and dining experience. | |
The Clay Gourmet |
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The location for kitchen and dining necessities and unique gadgets. |
The Heritage Center of Dickinson County & Historical Society |
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Museum depicts life on the Plains during the American pioneer movement and westward expansion periods. Exhibits include Indians, pioneers, railroad, agriculture, Victorian and cow town eras. |
The Hitchin' Post |
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| Unique restaurant in the heart of charming Matfield Green. | |
The Kansas African American Museum |
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| A regional art/cultural museum reflective of the African American history & culture. | |
The Rex Theater |
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Historical Rex Theater North Side of the Square Clay Center, KS |
The Strong Inn |
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Historic Guest House and Birthplace of Grandma Hoerner |
The Woodward Inns on Fillmore |
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| New-"The Woodward Inns on Fillmore" includes The Woodward. The Woodward Max, The Woodward Executive, The Woodward Garden Guesthouse, The Woodward Garden Guesthouse Two and the Woodward Annex. Topeka's Luxury Destination location. | |
Tri-County Historical Museum |
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The Tri-County Historical Museum represents Dickinson, Marion and Morris counties, located near the corner of the three, in Herrington. |
Union Pacific Depot, Kansas Information Center |
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Restored in 1988, the Union Pacific Depot is now the home of the Abilene Kansas Visitor Information Center. A meeting room is also available for any occasion. Enjoy a Mamie Eisenhower sugar cookie and a cup of coffee while you acquire additional information and brochure for the State of Kansas and Abilene, KS.Kansas and Abilene Souvenir Items: shot glasses, t-shirts, cups, mugs postcards and etc. |
Walter's Flowers & Interiors |
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Step into another world in this award-winning floral and interior accessories shop. |
Walters' Pumpkin Patch |
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Walters' Pumpkin Patch gives your family a day on the farm that everyone will enjoy and treasure! We Are Harvesting Memories! Explore the Corn Maze, Pick your own Pumpkins, Ride Haywagons! Also includes a gift ship, pumpkin pantry and pumpkin patch salsa. |
Whirling Earth |
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At Whirling Earth, we strive to make "high craft" objects: Pieces that meld 2 aspects. They provide a service such as holding a plant, cooking food, or storage. Yet we also strive to include elements of color, texture, and a certain sensitivity of form. To create objects of beauty and elegance that are pleasing to the eye and the hand. |
Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum |
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| See early day furnishings and other items grouped in authentic settings. | |
Windmill Inn |
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Relax as you marvel in the peacefulness of the Flint Hills. You may find solitude, a romantic getaway, or a playful visit to the Wild West of Abilene, Kansas during your stay at the Windmill Inn.Your evening brings the opportunity to savor a basket dinner on the wrap around front porch or in the beautiful dining room. Feel free to top off your night with a dip in the whirling spa under the blanket of stars. |
Wyldewood Cellars Winery |
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Visit Wyldwood for flavorful wines and gourmet foods. Wyldewood Cellars has been internationall recognized for their award-winning Kansas wines. One of the heartland's premier wineries, nestled in the Flint Hills near historic Paxico. |