Historical Monuments in Fairview, KS

With the promise of Free Land, the Homestead Act of 1862 enticed millions to cultivate the frontier. Families, immigrants, women, and freed slaves flooded

Fifty acres of Flint Hills tall grass prairie, easily accessible from Interstate 70, U>S> 24 and Kanas Highways 18 and 99. Part of Freedom's Frontier Nation

Pony Express riders and hundreds of pioneers made a stop at historic Hollenberg Station. In 1857 Gerat H. and Sophia Hollenberg established the station on t

Originally a family farm on the Oregon Trail, this six-acre park features an early 20th-century town, an elegant Southern-style mansion, botanical gardens a

Historic Weston Orchard & Vineyard is a 50-acre family orchard, vineyard and pumpkin patch in Weston, Missouri, about 35 minutes north of Kansas City. Nam

Built in 1866, the Capitol building contains magnificent artwork, including murals by native-born artist John Steuart Curry, ornate architectural features a

The Monroe Elementary School, one of the segregated schools involved in the 1954 Supreme Court decision aimed at ending segregation in public schools, is now

Heartland Park Topeka is a multi-purpose racing facility located in Topeka, Kan. The facility features a drag strip, a road course and a dirt tra

We are a family-owned outfitting business with a true passion for the outdoors. Located in North Central Kansas, our newly built hunting lodges are the centr

Glenn Miller Birthplace Home and Museum, a historical tour of the famous Glenn Miller who was born in Clarinda, Iowa in 1904Glenn Miller Birthplace Home a

Step back to the days of frontier life at this beautiful farmstead overlooking the historic Delaware Crossing on the Kansas River. Grinter Place was the ho