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The first Kansas
Territorial Capitol was built in what was once
Pawnee,
Kansas, Kathy Weiser, February, 2006.
This image available for photographic prints
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The Brookville Hotel, which survived more
than a century
as a restaurant in
Brookville,
Kansas stands abandoned
and lonely today. However, a new version of the the restaurant
is now open in now stands in
Abilene,
Kansas. Kathy Weiser, March, 2009.
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Big Springs -
Leading the Free-Staters
Black Wolf, Kansas
- Another Farm Town Ghost Town
Brookville - Another Crazy Cowtown
Carneiro - A Tidy
Little Ghost Town
Columbia - A Ghost Town Story
Diamond Springs - Oasis on the
Santa Fe Trail
Dunlap -
A Freedman's Refuge
Elk
Falls - World's Largest Living Ghost Town
Emerging Ghost Towns of
the Plains
Forgotten
LeHunt
Muscotah and Potter - Near Ghost
Towns in Atchison County
Nekoma -
Dying in Rush County
Neosho Falls - Falling on
Hard Times
Nicodemus
- A Black Pioneer Town
Parkerville is Quiet Today
Pawnee - First Territorial Capitol
White
Cloud - Not Quite Ghostly
 Take
nothing but photos - leave nothing but footprints - break nothing but
silence - kill nothing but time.
--Explorer's
Code
The east side of Main Street in
Barnard, Kansas
has not
faired well. Across the street; however, the
post office and
a bank are still in business, Kathy Weiser,
March, 2009.
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From the Rocky Mountain General Store
 Discoveries
America Kansas DVD -
Kansas Wheat Tour, Cessna Aircraft, Dodge City, Smoky Hill
Bison Co, Monument Rocks., Fossil detectives at Keystone Gallery, Kansas
Wheat House. Brass Artist Tracy Hett, M.T. Liggett's roadside art, Kansas
Underground Salt Museum, OZ Museum, Sedan's yellow brick road, Rawhide
artist Jay Adcock, Profile of Proto-Kaw, reformed version of band
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