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Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Depot

Architect: Not listed
Category: rail-related

• National Register Nomination

Burr House

Architect: unknown
Category: hotel; single dwelling

• National Register Nomination

Dodge City Downtown Historic District

Architect: J. Wetmore, R. Curtis, W. Kimball, G. Gurtner
Category: commercial district

Downtown Dodge City's livelihood has depended upon its ability to reinvent itself. While its roots stretch back to the days of the Santa Fe Trail, the downtown developed with the coming of the Santa Fe railroad and later redeveloped with the growth of Highway 50. While Dodge City was remaking itself, the entertainment industry was capitalizing on its place in American popular culture as the stereotypical Wild West town. By the mid-twentieth century, the city's efforts to live down its rowdy past were overwhelmed by the potential for capitalizing on it. The district encompasses much of the downtown and includes the historic brick streets and commercial, civic, and religious buildings reflective of architectural styles from various periods of development. Dodge City's downtown was nominated for its reflection of historic architectural styles and its association with the development of Dodge City from its days as a railroad hub through the post World War II era of the mid-twentieth century.

• District Properties
• National Register Nomination

Dodge City Public Library

Architect: Not listed
Category: library

• National Register Nomination

Hennessy Hall, Saint Mary of the Plains Campus

Architect: Not listed
Category: church school

• National Register Nomination

Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church

Architect: Not listed
Category: religious facility

• National Register Nomination

Kansas Soldiers' Home Cemetery

Architect: Not listed
Category: cemetery

In January 1890, Fort Dodge was deeded to the State of Kansas for use as a Soldiers' Home. The Kansas Soldiers' Home Cemetery is the final resting place of veterans, spouses, and civilians from the Civil War, Indian Wars, Mexican War, Spanish American War, World War I, World War II, Korean War, and Vietnam War eras. The cemetery occupies three acres of land and is divided into three sections: Civil War, Spanish American War, and World War sections. It was nominated for its association with military history.

• State Register Nomination

Lora Locke Hotel

Architect: Not listed
Category: specialty store; hotel

• National Register Nomination

Mueller-Schmidt House

Architect: Not listed
Category: single dwelling

• National Register Nomination

Sacred Heart Cathedral

Architect: Not listed
Category: religious facility

• National Register Nomination