The Belleville townsite was organized in September of 1869. It was called Belleville in honor of the wife of one of its citizens, Arabelle.
Today, Belleville, at the "Crossroads of America" on Hwys. 81 and 36, welcomes you to its down home lifestyle and at the same time hosting such nationally famous events as the National Midget Race Car races and the Mid-America Cruise-In at the Crossroads Car Show. Visit Belleville and experience its true sense of pride.
To recognize the long lasting tradition and prestige of various racing events held at the track, the "High Banks Hall of Fame and Museum" captures and remembers racing personalities, memorabilia, and displays race cars that influenced the historic racing community.
Belleville, KS MuseumsPublic Swimming Pool, 804 M Street Five softball/baseball fields
Belleville, KS RecreationThis scenic spot offers showers, picnic areas, fishing, playground equipment and full utility hookups all in a shady spot that is wheelchair accessible.
Belleville, KS RecreationThe Belleville High Banks is a historic dirt track built in the 1920's for racing events that encompassed everything from horse races to motorcycles. The track brings more than race cars and drivers to North Central Kansas, but rather an atmosphere of excitement and enthusiasm to the famed "
Belleville, KS Car RacesKnown as "Coronary Hill" among the local players, the Osborne Country Club first opened in 1930. Don't let the $2 "all-you-c...
By day, Gerald Moore is a typical farmer. He has a diversified farming operation on nearly 700 acres in north central Kansas ...