Historic Stone Fences

The federal government abolished the open range in a law passed in 1867. The government paid farmers $.40 per rod (16.5 feet) to build and maintain a 4.5 foot fence of stone. There are many miles of these original fences located in several areas around Alma.

Come visit us in Alma, Kansas

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Area Highways

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Alma Area Events

• April 10th | Easter Egg Hunt
  Alma, Kansas
• May 1st | Native Stone Festival,Spring Muligan & 5K Run/Walk
  Alma, Kansas
• July 24th | Wabaunsee County 4-H Fair
  Alma, Kansas
• October 9th | City-Wide Garage Sales Days and German Meal
  Alma, Kansas
• December 11th | Santa Comes to Town
  Alma, Kansas
• October 9th | Harvest Festival
  Paxico, Kansas
• June 26th | Annual Meatloaf Festival in Paxico
  Paxico, Kansas
• September 18th | Paxico Blues Festival
  Paxico, Kansas
• December 4th | Christmas Open House
  Paxico, Kansas
• December 4th | Christmas Celebration
  Alta Vista, Kansas

Alma Area Attractions

• The Alma Hotel - (Alma, Kansas)
• Eskridge Grade School - (Eskridge, Kansas)
• Ag Heritage Park - (Alta Vista, Kansas)
• Skyline Scenic Drive - (Alma, Kansas)
• Old Conoco Station - (Alma, Kansas)
• Historic Business District - (Paxico, Kansas)
• Cemetery - (Eskridge, Kansas)
• St. John Lutheran Church - (Alma, Kansas)
• Wabaunsee Co. Historical Museum - (Alma, Kansas)
• Lake Wabaunsee - (Eskridge, Kansas)

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Kansas Recreation

• Flint Hills National Wildlife Refuge
• Brown V Board Of Education National Historic Site
• Fort Larned National Historic Site
• Marais des Cygnes National Wildlife Refuge
• Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve
• Woodston Diversion Dam
• Kirwin National Wildlife Refuge
• Almena Diversion Dam
• Nicodemus National Historic Site
• Fort Scott National Historic Site