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historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1TTM_robert-alexander-long-historical_Columbus-KS.html
Robert Alexander Long in 1875 established his first lumber yard at this site. Fifty years later Long-Bell lumber company was the largest lumber company in the world.
www.ralonghistoricalsociety.org
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM15AS_the-history-of-columbus_Columbus-KS.html
The Cherokee Indians were given this land in an 1835 treaty becoming the Cherokee Neutral Lands. Kansas was established as a state in 1861. The territory became Cherokee County named for the Cherokee Indian Nation.
During the Civil War the Cher…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HMQLA_star-cemetery-borland-cemetery-veterans-memorial_Columbus-KS.html
In Grateful Memory of AllThose Who Served Their Country.
Star CemeteryFred Fry · William Druit · Pete BondJames Geddes · James HuntsingerJohn Marietta · Joe MariettaDalla Creekmore · Julian EnglebrightChar…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HMN7W_cherokee-county-wwi-veterans-memorial-clock-tower_Columbus-KS.html
1919 · Donated thru civic contributionsMrs. C.E. Bartlett, Chairperson1955 · Removed from old courthouse1983 · Rediscovered & refurbishedby Mr. Starr Smith1988 · Donated & rededicated to allCherokee County Veteransby St…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HMN7K_columbus-state-bank-100th-anniversary_Columbus-KS.html
In appreciation of our customersfor their loyal patronagethis fountain is given to the residentsof Cherokee County in celebration of our100th anniversary
The Columbus State Bank1897-1997
Dedicated June 27, 1997
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM7GW_three-way-interlocking-crossing_Columbus-KS.html
Unique railroading history is on display before you. A three-way interlocking railway crossing.
The crossing, formerly located in the northern part of Columbus, was donated to the City of Columbus by the Burlington Northern Railroad. At the tim…