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1874 Stonehouse Bed & Breakfast |
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| Relaxing, comfortable retreat is only 5 miles from Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve. Built in 1874 with stone from the adjacent quarry, was restored to meet today's rigid expectations. | |
1882 Log Cabin |
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The original log cabin was built near Odell, NE in 1882 and was moved to its present site in 1970. Drive - by. |
1901 Limestone Jail |
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The Historic Jail Calaboose still stands in its original location. It is unique in that an all woman city government, in an era when women couldn't vote, built this jail. It was built for the confinement of Haddam's unruly men. |
1920's Jail |
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1920's wooden frame jail. |
Anntie M's Attic |
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Promenade through women's history while relishing vintage clothing, hats and accessories that addorn women from the 1870's through 1980's. |
ArtWorks 360, Inc. |
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ArtWorks 360, Inc. ? The regional artist consortium formed to unite, present, and promote regional artists and their artwork of many disciplines, styles, and genre to the broader world that may not yet be aware of the rich fine arts community and culture that is spread throughout our part of rural America. Artworks 360, Inc. is headquartered in the city of Winfield in Cowley County. |
Barnes Mercantile |
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Historic limestone building built in 1895 by the Dearborn family, housing an Opera House on the top floor, dentist office, and telephone office. |
Chase County All Veterans Memorial |
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| Memorial to Chase County veterans. | |
CityArts |
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| CityArts houses an exhibition gallery and a gift shop featuring works by local and regional artists. | |
Doll Museum |
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Over 1,000 dolls, toys, accessories, and Otoe-Missouria Indian collection accompanied with stories. |
El Dorado Main Street Sculpture Walk |
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Take a walk through downtown El Dorado and enjoy an eyeful of art! |
Elk Falls Pottery |
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Handcrafted stoneware and earthenware made from native Kansas clays. Established in 1976 by Steve and Jane Fry. |
Episcopal Church of the Convenant |
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| Built of native limestone, the sanctuary has been in continuous use since it was built in 1859 with the help of soldiers from Ft. Riley. Oldest Kansas Episcopal Church in continuous use. Built by J.E.B. Stuart. | |
Goodnow House |
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Glimpse into the life of Isaac Goodnow, a leader in the free-state movement and one of the founders of the town of Manhattan. He later established the college, Bluemont College, which became Kansas State University. A prominent farmer and successful businessman, Goodnow and his wife, Ellen, built this unique stone farmhouse in the 1860s. Isaac and Ellen's interest in education and nature is reflected in the hundreds of objects they collected. |
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. |
Historic Manhattan |
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| Manhattan thrives with the history of our founding fathers and the pioneer spirit. From historic homes to locations of pioneers who once crossed the prairie, Manhattan offers a variety of historical sights for the history enthusiast. Enjoy the exhibits and tours offers in The Little AppleŽ and learn more about the 150 year history of Manhattan. | |
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. |
Lifetiles Murals |
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2 interactive murals, dedicated in 2009, depicting the Pony Express and the Union Pacific Railroad. Only ones in Kansas. |
Marshall County Veterans Memorial |
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Beautiful brick & granite memorial honoring Marshall County Veterans. |
Pony Express Statue |
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This Bronze Pony Express Horse & Rider is the largest sculpture of its kind in the midwest. |
R/C Hobbies & Signs |
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| Complete hobby center since 1983. | |
Santa Fe Trail at Lost Springs |
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| Lost Spring, which is actually 2 1/2 miles west of the village of Lost Springs, was a major watering place and campground for the Santa Fe Trail. There is much superstition and mystery surrounding the spring. | |
Spring Valley School House Site |
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A restored country school, cabin and horse barn. |
St. Marys Academy and College |
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St. Marys Academy and College, located in St. Marys, Kansas, is owned and operated by the Society of St. Pius X, an international priestly society founded by Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre to maintain the traditional Catholic priesthood and all the works related to it. The property is located on 465 rolling acres, 25 miles west of Topeka, the state capitol, and 75 miles west of Kansas City. |
Stone Arch Bridge Tour |
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| Touring 10 Stone Bridges | |
Teterville |
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Teterville, KS - just a name, no buildings or people - where the hills & valleys of the high plains open up to an incredible vista ... and not a soul around as far as the eye can see. |
Texas Cattle Trail Historical Marker |
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Stone boulder below the American Flag at the U.S. Post Office, "Marks the Northern Terminus of the Texas Cattle Trail", and was dedicated to the Pioneers of Abilene. Erected by the Abilene Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution in 1925. |
The Rex Theater |
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Historical Rex Theater North Side of the Square Clay Center, KS |
Tribute Mural |
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| "In gratitude to those who serve from the Citizens of El Dorado" is the inscription on this ceramic relief by artist Norma Lynn Nicks. | |
Vega's Art Gallery |
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| Specialize in oil paintings by Jo and hand crafted items made by Ralph. Among the favorites are Ralph's unique old fashioned, wooden rocking horses, quilt racks, wall cabinet unit ironing board assemblies, and many others. Milford Lake souvenirs available. | |
World's First Bulldozer |
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An oak blade crudely mounted on a Fordson tractor. The apparatus was patented by 2 Morrowville men in 1925. |