July 4th Celebration

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Overbrook 4thof July events:

— Grace Community Church annual Community Picnic & Fireworks

10am —Kid's Bike Parade through downtown, Hot Dog feed and Horse-n-Wagon
rides and a Free Swim at the Pool from 1-5pm

6pm — Food, Fun, and Fireworks at City Park!

There'll be Kettle Corn, Snow Cones and Pulled Pork BBQ sandwiches with sides & drink by Santa Fe Trail Meats:

DJ (Darin Jones) with music and entertainment including Karaoke!

Overbrook PRIDE, Inc. will hold drawings before the Fireworks to give away a BBQ Grill and a Kid's Bicycle. Tickets are $1, available there!

Phone : 785-665-7117 (Always call and confirm events.)

Web:

www.overbrookks.com

Gage Park

Gage Park is one of the biggest attractions in Topeka. Within the park itself, the biggest attraction is the Topeka Zoo, which allows visitors to come face to face with gorillas in a special Gorilla Encounter exhibit. Other features at the zoo include a bush camp with a lion'

Topeka, KS Recreation

Combat Air Museum, Forbes Field

Much more than a collection of aircraft, Combat Air Museum houses a wide variety of military and aviation oriented memorabilia, ranging in time from the first World War to the space shuttle program. There are approximately 30 aircraft on display with multiple additional static displays.

Topeka, KS Museums

Brown vs. Topeka B.O.E. National Historic Sites

On October 26, 1992, Congress passed Public Law 102-525 establishing Brown v. Board of Education National Historic Site to commemorate the landmark Supreme Court decision aimed at ending segregation in public schools. Monroe Elementary School (17th & Monroe), and Sumner Elementary School (330

Topeka, KS National Parks

Kansas National Guard Museum

The Kansas National Guard Museum is dedicated to preserving the heritage of the Kansas National Guard and honoring the memories of the soldiers and airmen who, for over 145 years, have served Kansas and the United States whenever the call was made.

Topeka, KS Museums

Topeka High School

Designed by Topeka architect Thomas W. Williamson, Topeka High School was completed in 1931 at a cost of over one million dollars. Today, it is one of the city's most distinguished landmarks. The mast spar from "Old Ironsides" can be seen on the east lawn of the school.

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July 4th Celebration

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