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historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1J4S_world-war-ii-memorial_Manhattan-KS.html
Forever, we honor the men and women in military service in World War II - the largest war in human history with the greatest toll in lives, treasure, and suffering. Those we honor acted with greater strength than they thought they possessed. In da…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1J4R_chris-barrs-cabin_Manhattan-KS.html
Cabin found in house, when house was torn down in 1962 Refurbished by Zeandale Senior Citizens 1992
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1J3T_millstones_Manhattan-KS.html
In pioneer days, wheat was ground on these millstones Display provided by Association of Operative Millers.
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HMM3B_amanda-arnold-arch_Manhattan-KS.html
This stone arch stood from 1878-1924 as the entry to Central School, 600 Leavenworth. At the suggestion of Judge Sam Kimble, Contractor Mont J. Green, Sr. contributed the arch as a memorial to Amanda Arnold, an early teacher who came on the steamb…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HMLXC_camp-funston_Ogden-KS.html
CAMP FUNSTON was established as one of sixteen Divisional Cantonment Training Camps during World War I. Construction of the 2,000 acre camp began during the summer of 1917 and eventually encompassed approximately 1,400 buildings Major General L…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HMLXB_funston-monument_Junction-City-KS.html
This monument, erected in December 1918, is dedicated to the men who trained at Camp Funston during World War I. Between the fall of 1917 and November 1918, approximately 50,000 soldiers received their basic training at this camp. These soldiers f…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HMLVA_veterans-memorial_Ogden-KS.html
This memorial is for themen and women who haveserved this country intimes of peace and war. May we never forget thestruggles endured beforeour time. Honor ourdead and living in gratitude.
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HMLV9_the-american-veteran_Manhattan-KS.html
In honor ofAll American Veteranswho, although separated by generations,share a common undeniable goal,to valiantly protect and defendour country's freedoms. The American Veteran isforever the symbol of heroism,sacrifice, loyalty and freedom.
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HMLV8_riley-county-courthouse_Manhattan-KS.html
Designed by Holland and Squires Architectsin the Romanesque style Constructed by J.B. Betts of Topeka withstone carving by David Penny 1905-1907 Listed on the National Register of Historic Places Monument contributions by Bayer Stone,Baye…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HMLV7_ogden_Ogden-KS.html
First house in Riley County built here in June, 1854. Named for Gen. E.A. Ogden who supervised the building of Fort Riley. Pioneer settlers: Dixon Brothers · Jacob Thierer · S.B. White · D.L. Chandler · Thomas Reynolds
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