Beecher "Bible & Rifle" Church, Wabaunsee, Wabaunsee County, KS
Significance: This church was organized in 1857 by settlers from New England and the building was dedicated in 1862. The Congregationalist church took its name from the "Beecher Bibles" (in reality Sharp's carb... More
Beecher "Bible & Rifle" Church, Wabaunsee, Wabaunsee County, KS
Significance: This church was organized in 1857 by settlers from New England and the building was dedicated in 1862. The Congregationalist church took its name from the "Beecher Bibles" (in reality Sharp's carb... More
Moses Grinter House, 1420 South Seventy-eighth Street, Muncie, Wyandot...
1995 Charles E. Peterson Prize, Entry Significance: This house, at the site of a Government ferry, dates from Territorial times and incorporated interesting architectural details and a plan said to be based on ... More
First Territorial Capitol of Kansas, Fort Riley Military Reserve, Rile...
Significance: This simple two story stone building served as the first capitol of the Kansas territory. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-8 Survey number: HABS KS-15 Building/stru... More
Fort Leavenworth, The Rookery, 12-14 Sumner Place, Leavenworth, Leaven...
Significance: This building, the oldest surviving at Fort Leavenworth, is typical of frontier military residences and was once the home of Andrew H. Reeder, the first governor of the Kansas Territory. Survey n... More
Beecher "Bible & Rifle" Church, Wabaunsee, Wabaunsee County, KS
Significance: This church was organized in 1857 by settlers from New England and the building was dedicated in 1862. The Congregationalist church took its name from the "Beecher Bibles" (in reality Sharp's carb... More
Beecher "Bible & Rifle" Church, Wabaunsee, Wabaunsee County, KS
Significance: This church was organized in 1857 by settlers from New England and the building was dedicated in 1862. The Congregationalist church took its name from the "Beecher Bibles" (in reality Sharp's carb... More
Indian Agency House, U.S. Route 1, Silver Lake, Shawnee County, KS
Significance: This stone house, said to be a former Indian Agency building, is perhaps the earliest structure built by white men still standing in Kansas. Survey number: HABS KS-12 Building/structure dates: c... More
Trinity Episcopal Parish House, 1009 Vermont Street, Lawrence, Douglas...
Significance: This stone structure in the Gothic style is the earliest church building in Kansas (with the exception of the early Indian missions) and dates from Territorial times. Survey number: HABS KS-10 B... More
First Territorial Capitol of Kansas, Fort Riley Military Reserve, Rile...
Significance: This simple two story stone building served as the first capitol of the Kansas territory. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-8 Survey number: HABS KS-15 Building/stru... More
First Territorial Capitol of Kansas, Fort Riley Military Reserve, Rile...
Significance: This simple two story stone building served as the first capitol of the Kansas territory. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-8 Survey number: HABS KS-15 Building/stru... More
Beecher "Bible & Rifle" Church, Wabaunsee, Wabaunsee County, KS
Significance: This church was organized in 1857 by settlers from New England and the building was dedicated in 1862. The Congregationalist church took its name from the "Beecher Bibles" (in reality Sharp's carb... More
Moses Grinter House, 1420 South Seventy-eighth Street, Muncie, Wyandot...
1995 Charles E. Peterson Prize, Entry Significance: This house, at the site of a Government ferry, dates from Territorial times and incorporated interesting architectural details and a plan said to be based on ... More
First Territorial Capitol of Kansas, Fort Riley Military Reserve, Rile...
Significance: This simple two story stone building served as the first capitol of the Kansas territory. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-8 Survey number: HABS KS-15 Building/stru... More
Beecher "Bible & Rifle" Church, Wabaunsee, Wabaunsee County, KS
Significance: This church was organized in 1857 by settlers from New England and the building was dedicated in 1862. The Congregationalist church took its name from the "Beecher Bibles" (in reality Sharp's carb... More
Jefferson County Courthouse, Town Square, Oskaloosa, Jefferson County,...
Significance: This post-Civil War building has an interesting and decorative architectural treatment and is the oldest courthouse still in use in Kansas. Survey number: HABS KS-19 Building/structure dates: 18... More
Jefferson County Courthouse, Town Square, Oskaloosa, Jefferson County,...
Significance: This post-Civil War building has an interesting and decorative architectural treatment and is the oldest courthouse still in use in Kansas. Survey number: HABS KS-19 Building/structure dates: 18... More
First Territorial Capitol of Kansas, Fort Riley Military Reserve, Rile...
Significance: This simple two story stone building served as the first capitol of the Kansas territory. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-8 Survey number: HABS KS-15 Building/stru... More
Samuel Adair Cabin, John Brown Memorial Park (moved from original site...
Significance: Not only is this structure a typical frontier cabin but is also notable because John Brown made his headquarters here. Survey number: HABS KS-18 Building/structure dates: 1854 Initial Constructi... More
First Territorial Capitol of Kansas, Fort Riley Military Reserve, Rile...
Significance: This simple two story stone building served as the first capitol of the Kansas territory. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-8 Survey number: HABS KS-15 Building/stru... More
First Territorial Capitol of Kansas, Fort Riley Military Reserve, Rile...
Significance: This simple two story stone building served as the first capitol of the Kansas territory. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-8 Survey number: HABS KS-15 Building/stru... More
Mickel House, Miller, Lyon County, KS
Significance: This is a typical large frame house built in Kansas in Territorial times. Survey number: HABS KS-16 Building/structure dates: ca. 1856 Initial Construction
Mickel House, Miller, Lyon County, KS
Significance: This is a typical large frame house built in Kansas in Territorial times. Survey number: HABS KS-16 Building/structure dates: ca. 1856 Initial Construction
Samuel Adair Cabin, John Brown Memorial Park (moved from original site...
Significance: Not only is this structure a typical frontier cabin but is also notable because John Brown made his headquarters here. Survey number: HABS KS-18 Building/structure dates: 1854 Initial Constructi... More
Samuel Adair Cabin, John Brown Memorial Park (moved from original site...
Significance: Not only is this structure a typical frontier cabin but is also notable because John Brown made his headquarters here. Survey number: HABS KS-18 Building/structure dates: 1854 Initial Constructi... More
Highland Junior College, Irvin Hall, Highland Junior College Campus, H...
Significance: This Territorial brick structure has an interesting architectural treatment and was the first building of the oldest institution of higher learning in Kansas. Survey number: HABS KS-9 Building/s... More
Beecher "Bible & Rifle" Church, Wabaunsee, Wabaunsee County, KS
Significance: This church was organized in 1857 by settlers from New England and the building was dedicated in 1862. The Congregationalist church took its name from the "Beecher Bibles" (in reality Sharp's carb... More
Indian Agency House, U.S. Route 1, Silver Lake, Shawnee County, KS
Significance: This stone house, said to be a former Indian Agency building, is perhaps the earliest structure built by white men still standing in Kansas. Survey number: HABS KS-12 Building/structure dates: c... More
Moses Grinter House, 1420 South Seventy-eighth Street, Muncie, Wyandot...
1995 Charles E. Peterson Prize, Entry Significance: This house, at the site of a Government ferry, dates from Territorial times and incorporated interesting architectural details and a plan said to be based on ... More
Trinity Episcopal Parish House, 1009 Vermont Street, Lawrence, Douglas...
Significance: This stone structure in the Gothic style is the earliest church building in Kansas (with the exception of the early Indian missions) and dates from Territorial times. Survey number: HABS KS-10 B... More
Covered Bridge, Spanning Stranger Creek near Highway K-92, Springdale,...
Significance: This sole surviving covered bridge of Kansas, which dates from c. 1859, has some interesting structural features. Survey number: HABS KS-13 Building/structure dates: ca. 1859 Initial Constructio... More
First Territorial Capitol of Kansas, Fort Riley Military Reserve, Rile...
Significance: This simple two story stone building served as the first capitol of the Kansas territory. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-8 Survey number: HABS KS-15 Building/stru... More
Baker University Old Castle, 513 Fifth Street, Baker University Campus...
Significance: This original stone building of Baker University dates from Territorial times. Survey number: HABS KS-5 Building/structure dates: 1858 Initial Construction Building/structure dates: 1863 Subseq... More
Moses Grinter House, 1420 South Seventy-eighth Street, Muncie, Wyandot...
1995 Charles E. Peterson Prize, Entry Significance: This house, at the site of a Government ferry, dates from Territorial times and incorporated interesting architectural details and a plan said to be based on ... More
Moses Grinter House, 1420 South Seventy-eighth Street, Muncie, Wyandot...
1995 Charles E. Peterson Prize, Entry Significance: This house, at the site of a Government ferry, dates from Territorial times and incorporated interesting architectural details and a plan said to be based on ... More
First Territorial Capitol of Kansas, Fort Riley Military Reserve, Rile...
Significance: This simple two story stone building served as the first capitol of the Kansas territory. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-8 Survey number: HABS KS-15 Building/stru... More
Fort Leavenworth, The Rookery, 12-14 Sumner Place, Leavenworth, Leaven...
Significance: This building, the oldest surviving at Fort Leavenworth, is typical of frontier military residences and was once the home of Andrew H. Reeder, the first governor of the Kansas Territory. Survey n... More
Fort Leavenworth, The Rookery, 12-14 Sumner Place, Leavenworth, Leaven...
Significance: This building, the oldest surviving at Fort Leavenworth, is typical of frontier military residences and was once the home of Andrew H. Reeder, the first governor of the Kansas Territory. Survey n... More
Baker University Old Castle, 513 Fifth Street, Baker University Campus...
Significance: This original stone building of Baker University dates from Territorial times. Survey number: HABS KS-5 Building/structure dates: 1858 Initial Construction Building/structure dates: 1863 Subseq... More
Beecher "Bible & Rifle" Church, Wabaunsee, Wabaunsee County, KS
Significance: This church was organized in 1857 by settlers from New England and the building was dedicated in 1862. The Congregationalist church took its name from the "Beecher Bibles" (in reality Sharp's carb... More
Beecher "Bible & Rifle" Church, Wabaunsee, Wabaunsee County, KS
Significance: This church was organized in 1857 by settlers from New England and the building was dedicated in 1862. The Congregationalist church took its name from the "Beecher Bibles" (in reality Sharp's carb... More
Beecher "Bible & Rifle" Church, Wabaunsee, Wabaunsee County, KS
Significance: This church was organized in 1857 by settlers from New England and the building was dedicated in 1862. The Congregationalist church took its name from the "Beecher Bibles" (in reality Sharp's carb... More
Moses Grinter House, 1420 South Seventy-eighth Street, Muncie, Wyandot...
1995 Charles E. Peterson Prize, Entry Significance: This house, at the site of a Government ferry, dates from Territorial times and incorporated interesting architectural details and a plan said to be based on ... More
Moses Grinter House, 1420 South Seventy-eighth Street, Muncie, Wyandot...
1995 Charles E. Peterson Prize, Entry Significance: This house, at the site of a Government ferry, dates from Territorial times and incorporated interesting architectural details and a plan said to be based on ... More
First Territorial Capitol of Kansas, Fort Riley Military Reserve, Rile...
Significance: This simple two story stone building served as the first capitol of the Kansas territory. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-8 Survey number: HABS KS-15 Building/stru... More
Beecher "Bible & Rifle" Church, Wabaunsee, Wabaunsee County, KS
Significance: This church was organized in 1857 by settlers from New England and the building was dedicated in 1862. The Congregationalist church took its name from the "Beecher Bibles" (in reality Sharp's carb... More
Moses Grinter House, 1420 South Seventy-eighth Street, Muncie, Wyandot...
1995 Charles E. Peterson Prize, Entry Significance: This house, at the site of a Government ferry, dates from Territorial times and incorporated interesting architectural details and a plan said to be based on ... More
Moses Grinter House, 1420 South Seventy-eighth Street, Muncie, Wyandot...
1995 Charles E. Peterson Prize, Entry Significance: This house, at the site of a Government ferry, dates from Territorial times and incorporated interesting architectural details and a plan said to be based on ... More
Trinity Episcopal Parish House, 1009 Vermont Street, Lawrence, Douglas...
Significance: This stone structure in the Gothic style is the earliest church building in Kansas (with the exception of the early Indian missions) and dates from Territorial times. Survey number: HABS KS-10 B... More
Covered Bridge, Spanning Stranger Creek near Highway K-92, Springdale,...
Significance: This sole surviving covered bridge of Kansas, which dates from c. 1859, has some interesting structural features. Survey number: HABS KS-13 Building/structure dates: ca. 1859 Initial Constructio... More
Baker University Old Castle, 513 Fifth Street, Baker University Campus...
Significance: This original stone building of Baker University dates from Territorial times. Survey number: HABS KS-5 Building/structure dates: 1858 Initial Construction Building/structure dates: 1863 Subseq... More
Indian Agency House, U.S. Route 1, Silver Lake, Shawnee County, KS
Significance: This stone house, said to be a former Indian Agency building, is perhaps the earliest structure built by white men still standing in Kansas. Survey number: HABS KS-12 Building/structure dates: c... More
Moses Grinter House, 1420 South Seventy-eighth Street, Muncie, Wyandot...
1995 Charles E. Peterson Prize, Entry Significance: This house, at the site of a Government ferry, dates from Territorial times and incorporated interesting architectural details and a plan said to be based on ... More
Moses Grinter House, 1420 South Seventy-eighth Street, Muncie, Wyandot...
1995 Charles E. Peterson Prize, Entry Significance: This house, at the site of a Government ferry, dates from Territorial times and incorporated interesting architectural details and a plan said to be based on ... More
Jefferson County Courthouse, Town Square, Oskaloosa, Jefferson County,...
Significance: This post-Civil War building has an interesting and decorative architectural treatment and is the oldest courthouse still in use in Kansas. Survey number: HABS KS-19 Building/structure dates: 18... More
Covered Bridge, Spanning Stranger Creek near Highway K-92, Springdale,...
Significance: This sole surviving covered bridge of Kansas, which dates from c. 1859, has some interesting structural features. Survey number: HABS KS-13 Building/structure dates: ca. 1859 Initial Constructio... More
First Territorial Capitol of Kansas, Fort Riley Military Reserve, Rile...
Significance: This simple two story stone building served as the first capitol of the Kansas territory. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-8 Survey number: HABS KS-15 Building/stru... More
First Territorial Capitol of Kansas, Fort Riley Military Reserve, Rile...
Significance: This simple two story stone building served as the first capitol of the Kansas territory. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-8 Survey number: HABS KS-15 Building/stru... More
Highland Junior College, Irvin Hall, Highland Junior College Campus, H...
Significance: This Territorial brick structure has an interesting architectural treatment and was the first building of the oldest institution of higher learning in Kansas. Survey number: HABS KS-9 Building/s... More
Beecher "Bible & Rifle" Church, Wabaunsee, Wabaunsee County, KS
Significance: This church was organized in 1857 by settlers from New England and the building was dedicated in 1862. The Congregationalist church took its name from the "Beecher Bibles" (in reality Sharp's carb... More
Jefferson County Courthouse, Town Square, Oskaloosa, Jefferson County,...
Significance: This post-Civil War building has an interesting and decorative architectural treatment and is the oldest courthouse still in use in Kansas. Survey number: HABS KS-19 Building/structure dates: 18... More
First Territorial Capitol of Kansas, Fort Riley Military Reserve, Rile...
Significance: This simple two story stone building served as the first capitol of the Kansas territory. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-8 Survey number: HABS KS-15 Building/stru... More
First Territorial Capitol of Kansas, Fort Riley Military Reserve, Rile...
Significance: This simple two story stone building served as the first capitol of the Kansas territory. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-8 Survey number: HABS KS-15 Building/stru... More
First Territorial Capitol of Kansas, Fort Riley Military Reserve, Rile...
Significance: This simple two story stone building served as the first capitol of the Kansas territory. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-8 Survey number: HABS KS-15 Building/stru... More
Samuel Adair Cabin, John Brown Memorial Park (moved from original site...
Significance: Not only is this structure a typical frontier cabin but is also notable because John Brown made his headquarters here. Survey number: HABS KS-18 Building/structure dates: 1854 Initial Constructi... More
Baker University Old Castle, 513 Fifth Street, Baker University Campus...
Significance: This original stone building of Baker University dates from Territorial times. Survey number: HABS KS-5 Building/structure dates: 1858 Initial Construction Building/structure dates: 1863 Subseq... More
Moses Grinter House, 1420 South Seventy-eighth Street, Muncie, Wyandot...
1995 Charles E. Peterson Prize, Entry Significance: This house, at the site of a Government ferry, dates from Territorial times and incorporated interesting architectural details and a plan said to be based on ... More
Moses Grinter House, 1420 South Seventy-eighth Street, Muncie, Wyandot...
1995 Charles E. Peterson Prize, Entry Significance: This house, at the site of a Government ferry, dates from Territorial times and incorporated interesting architectural details and a plan said to be based on ... More
Covered Bridge, Spanning Stranger Creek near Highway K-92, Springdale,...
Significance: This sole surviving covered bridge of Kansas, which dates from c. 1859, has some interesting structural features. Survey number: HABS KS-13 Building/structure dates: ca. 1859 Initial Constructio... More
Covered Bridge, Spanning Stranger Creek near Highway K-92, Springdale,...
Significance: This sole surviving covered bridge of Kansas, which dates from c. 1859, has some interesting structural features. Survey number: HABS KS-13 Building/structure dates: ca. 1859 Initial Constructio... More
Covered Bridge, Spanning Stranger Creek near Highway K-92, Springdale,...
Significance: This sole surviving covered bridge of Kansas, which dates from c. 1859, has some interesting structural features. Survey number: HABS KS-13 Building/structure dates: ca. 1859 Initial Constructio... More
First Territorial Capitol of Kansas, Fort Riley Military Reserve, Rile...
Significance: This simple two story stone building served as the first capitol of the Kansas territory. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-8 Survey number: HABS KS-15 Building/stru... More
First Territorial Capitol of Kansas, Fort Riley Military Reserve, Rile...
Significance: This simple two story stone building served as the first capitol of the Kansas territory. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-8 Survey number: HABS KS-15 Building/stru... More
Fort Leavenworth, The Rookery, 12-14 Sumner Place, Leavenworth, Leaven...
Significance: This building, the oldest surviving at Fort Leavenworth, is typical of frontier military residences and was once the home of Andrew H. Reeder, the first governor of the Kansas Territory. Survey n... More
Mickel House, Miller, Lyon County, KS
Significance: This is a typical large frame house built in Kansas in Territorial times. Survey number: HABS KS-16 Building/structure dates: ca. 1856 Initial Construction
Beecher "Bible & Rifle" Church, Wabaunsee, Wabaunsee County, KS
Significance: This church was organized in 1857 by settlers from New England and the building was dedicated in 1862. The Congregationalist church took its name from the "Beecher Bibles" (in reality Sharp's carb... More
Moses Grinter House, 1420 South Seventy-eighth Street, Muncie, Wyandot...
1995 Charles E. Peterson Prize, Entry Significance: This house, at the site of a Government ferry, dates from Territorial times and incorporated interesting architectural details and a plan said to be based on ... More
First Territorial Capitol of Kansas, Fort Riley Military Reserve, Rile...
Significance: This simple two story stone building served as the first capitol of the Kansas territory. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-8 Survey number: HABS KS-15 Building/stru... More
Moses Grinter House, 1420 South Seventy-eighth Street, Muncie, Wyandot...
1995 Charles E. Peterson Prize, Entry Significance: This house, at the site of a Government ferry, dates from Territorial times and incorporated interesting architectural details and a plan said to be based on ... More
Jefferson County Courthouse, Town Square, Oskaloosa, Jefferson County,...
Significance: This post-Civil War building has an interesting and decorative architectural treatment and is the oldest courthouse still in use in Kansas. Survey number: HABS KS-19 Building/structure dates: 18... More
Highland Junior College, Irvin Hall, Highland Junior College Campus, H...
Significance: This Territorial brick structure has an interesting architectural treatment and was the first building of the oldest institution of higher learning in Kansas. Survey number: HABS KS-9 Building/s... More
First Territorial Capitol of Kansas, Fort Riley Military Reserve, Rile...
Significance: This simple two story stone building served as the first capitol of the Kansas territory. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-8 Survey number: HABS KS-15 Building/stru... More
Last Chance Store, Chautauqa & Main Streets, Council Grove, Morris Cou...
Significance: This simple one-story stone structure is typical of frontier architecture and was the last place where supplies could be obtained on the Santa Fe Trail between Council Grove and Santa Fe, a distan... More
Beecher "Bible & Rifle" Church, Wabaunsee, Wabaunsee County, KS
Significance: This church was organized in 1857 by settlers from New England and the building was dedicated in 1862. The Congregationalist church took its name from the "Beecher Bibles" (in reality Sharp's carb... More
Jefferson County Courthouse, Town Square, Oskaloosa, Jefferson County,...
Significance: This post-Civil War building has an interesting and decorative architectural treatment and is the oldest courthouse still in use in Kansas. Survey number: HABS KS-19 Building/structure dates: 18... More
Last Chance Store, Chautauqa & Main Streets, Council Grove, Morris Cou...
Significance: This simple one-story stone structure is typical of frontier architecture and was the last place where supplies could be obtained on the Santa Fe Trail between Council Grove and Santa Fe, a distan... More
Last Chance Store, Chautauqa & Main Streets, Council Grove, Morris Cou...
Significance: This simple one-story stone structure is typical of frontier architecture and was the last place where supplies could be obtained on the Santa Fe Trail between Council Grove and Santa Fe, a distan... More
Moses Grinter House, 1420 South Seventy-eighth Street, Muncie, Wyandot...
1995 Charles E. Peterson Prize, Entry Significance: This house, at the site of a Government ferry, dates from Territorial times and incorporated interesting architectural details and a plan said to be based on ... More
Trinity Episcopal Parish House, 1009 Vermont Street, Lawrence, Douglas...
Significance: This stone structure in the Gothic style is the earliest church building in Kansas (with the exception of the early Indian missions) and dates from Territorial times. Survey number: HABS KS-10 B... More
First Territorial Capitol of Kansas, Fort Riley Military Reserve, Rile...
Significance: This simple two story stone building served as the first capitol of the Kansas territory. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-8 Survey number: HABS KS-15 Building/stru... More
Jefferson County Courthouse, Town Square, Oskaloosa, Jefferson County,...
Significance: This post-Civil War building has an interesting and decorative architectural treatment and is the oldest courthouse still in use in Kansas. Survey number: HABS KS-19 Building/structure dates: 18... More