Tag: Architecture
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Hit the road and discover Kansas! Want to know what travel-related resources our readers are interested in? Take a look. Keep reading >>
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While stone arch culverts remain either rare or largely undiscovered in Butler County, Kansas, Higdon and Poe’s little stone arch culvert still stands over the Whitewater River. Keep reading >>
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Whether you visit the more famous structures in Cowley County or the less familiar bridges of Butler County, Kansas, you’ll be amazed at what you discover. Keep reading >>
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Paradise Bridge, though expensive, served its purpose. It proved to Russell that well-built stone arch bridges could last much longer than steel bridges. Keep reading >>
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Paradise Bridge was something of an experiment to determine if stone arch bridges were suitable for Russell County or not. Keep reading >>
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There are many beautiful and interesting sights to see in Kansas. But there are also quite a few sights that are best classified as strange. Keep reading >>
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There’s so much to learn about Kansas, including history, nature, architecture, and more. Where to start? Keep reading >>
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Although the structure itself is quite familiar to Cowley bridge enthusiasts, Pudden Bridge’s history is surprisingly little known. Keep reading >>
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Kansas Forts and Bases by Debra Goodrich Bisel and Michelle M. Martin provides an era-by-era overview of Kansas forts as reflective of the broader picture of Kansas history. Keep reading >>
Homestead on the Range 