The roads of Kansas stretch for thousands of miles, and carry travelers to as many destinations. And a few of them lead here--to Marquette. Marquette was founded by Swedish immigrants in the 1870\'s. They saw this beautiful area nestled in the Smoky Hills of south central Kansas, as the ideal place to start a community. Today Marquette\'s entire downtown area is listed as a Kansas historical site, and as you drive into town you\'ll immediately see why!
The OmahaTwisterChasers.net live stream team of Will Campbell, Brandon Herman, AJ Guida, Dan Castro, Robbie and Jeremy McGeehan captured the violent tornado ...
Roadie Suzie Johannes interviewed several people from Marquette, Kansas during the latest stop on the Faces & Places Tour. Hear residents talk about the hist...
Chased this supercell from Lyons, Ks to Milford lake in NE Ks. Produced multiple tornados from a violent cone/wedge to a textbook stovepipe.
Main street Marquette kansas. 2008 thunder on the smokey.
A short film of the Number 8 School house (built in 1888) in Marquette Kansas on the Merlyn Larson farm.
A walk down main street.
Multiple Vortex Tornado near Marquette, Kansas.
This is a short clip of Marquette, Kansas downtown block.
This is a clip of Ingrid with a grasshopper on her arm on the farm driveway in Marquette, Kansas.
Large stove pipe tornado near Marquette, KS on April 14, 2012. Video by Scott Raskin. *NOT FOR REBROADCAST WITHOUT PERMISSION*
This authentic one-room schoolhouse was moved into Marquette from its location northwest of town. It was built in 1906, and is very unique because of its all-wood interior. It has been beautifully restored and is operated as a museum by the Marquette Historical Society.
It was moved here in 1986 Range School Museum