 Traveling Heartland Country
Area Lakes
Area Parks
- Arts
- Libraries
- Museums
- Parks
- Recreation
- Wildlife Refuges
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5 - Great Bend
| | The Santa Fe Trail brought oxen-pulled Conestoga wagons to the big bend of the Arkansas river (from which Great Bend was named) carrying people with a ... more |
7 - Hardtner
| | Hardtner was established in1886 on land that had been owned by Dr. Hardtner. Few towns owe as much to one man as Hardtner owes to its founder, Jacob A ... more |
10 - Hoisington
| | Hoisington was organized in 1886 and incorporated in 1888. Hoisington has always been a railroad town, this being a relay station and division point. ... more |
13 - Medicine Lodge
| | Nestled in valley of the spectacular Gypsum Hills is the historic town of Medicine Lodge, so name for the Indian council house once located on the leg ... more |
16 - St. John
| | John Pierce St. John was the governor of Kansas at the time of the Mormon settlement in 1879, in what was then named Zion Valley. St. John became the ... more |
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