Summer 2002 (Volume 10, Number 2)

The Last Resort

It was claimed they cured everything--from arthritis and bronchitis to gastritis and neuritis. Surely they were a miracle, these waters that literally "sprang up" all across the state.

Red Hot Rivals

The pursuit of great wealth led to even greater trouble between two fledgling towns in southeast Kansas. The time was 1877, the prize was a lode of lead ore, and tempers flared with a red-hot vengeance.

The Heritage Explorer

Barnstorming: no fly-by-night adventure!

The Wonderful Old . . .

Silos stand guard over Kansas farms.

Past Snaps

E I - E I - O

Vintage Vignettes

Short stories of yesteryear

About Faces

Nelson Miles: A soldier for all seasons

Presenting the Past

Upcoming historical events

Lasting Impressions

Going Whole Hog

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