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Milford Lake’s “One-of-a-kind” Stay
Yes, I am a bit biased. And no I haven’t even stayed here yet but I do plan to do so when I get back in the area for a bit of rest, relaxation and fun. So what is the name of and where is this place that I am talking about? Well it’s name
Lake Pleasant, Arizona Fall Fishing
cobalt123 / Foter Arizona Fall Fishing —-Well, I have noticed that my favorite time of the year to go fishing at Lake Pleasant or for that matter any of the Arizona desert lakes is just now starting to show itself. The nights are getting cooler which in turn cools the lakes off and starts a
Kansas Pheasant Hunting – Down but not out
HVargas / Foter It’s no secret to those who hunt pheasant and other upland birds that the successive years of drought in the central part of the United States has hurt bird populations. The forecast for Pheasant Hunting in Kansas was not a “flag waver”. But be advised that Kansas will still probably rank 3rd

Kansas Lakes

Antelope Lake
Banner Creek Reservoir
Big Hill Lake
Bone Creek Reservoir
Cedar Bluff Lake
Centralia City Lake
Cheney Lake
Clinton Lake
Coffey County Lake
Council Grove Lake
El Dorado Lake
Elk City Lake
Fall River Lake
Hillsdale Lake
Horse Thief Reservoir
Jetmore City Lake
John Redmond Lake
Kanopolis Lake
Kirwin Reservoir
La Cygne Lake
Lake Coldwater
Lake Scott State Park
Lovewell Lake
Marion Lake
Meade State Lake
Melvern Lake
Milford Lake
Mined Land Wildlife Area - Strip Pits
Perry Lake
Pomona Lake
Pony Creek Lake
Sebelius Lake
Sheridan State Fishing Lake
Toronto Lake
Tuttle Creek Lake
Waconda Lake
Webster Lake
Wilson Lake

Kansas Parks

Cheyenne Bottoms Wildlife Area
Cimarron National Grassland
Harvey County East Park
Harvey County West Park
Marais des Cygnes National Wildlife Refuge
Mushroom Rock State Park
Neosho Wildlife Area
Quivira National Wildlife Refuge
Sand Hills State Park

Chase County Courthouse

category : Historic Courthouses

[Chase County Courthouse] The picturesque Chase County Courthouse, the oldest in use in Kansas today, was built during 1871-73 in the Renaissance style of the Louis XIII period. The 113-feet high, three story structure is of native limestone with mansard roof, cupola, basement, walnut staircase and balustrade. The courthouse bell was hung in 1886, still sounding today, and the stone wall around the courthouse lawn was laid in 1881. The structure was built at a cost of $42,599.88. It is kept in excellent repair. The first courthouse was a small log building near the present high school.

Admission: $3/person for group tours
Hours: M-F 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.; weekend afternoons
Address: Pearl and Broadway, Cottonwood Falls, Kansas
Phone: (620) 273-8469
Our Email: chamber@bulldognet.com

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