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Bradford, Wabaunsee County
Tags: African American, African American Farmers, African American history, African Americans, African-American, African-Americans, Alma, Alta Vista, automobile, Bat Nelson, black Exodusters, Bradford, Charles C. Gardner, district # 27, Dragoon Creek, Eskridge, Ferdinand Trowbridge, Flint Hills, George Ford, Harveyville, Kansa Indians, Kansas, KKK, Ku Klux Klan, Lynching, Lynchings, MAB Railway, Plumb Township, Race, race relations, Racism, Santa Fe Trail, Wabaunsee, Wabaunsee Co., Wabaunsee County, Wilmington, Wilmington Township
Bodaville, Riley County
Bodarc, Butler County
Bigelow, Marshall County
Tags: Antioch Cemetery, B, Bigelow, Bigelow Limestone, Bigelow Stone Quarry, Blue Rapids, Blue River Valley, Elizabeth, Flint Hills, Frankfort, General Alfred Bigelow, Jacob Inman, Jordan Broxterman, Marshall County, Missouri Pacific Railroad, Railroad, The Great Kansas and Missouri Bridge, The Great White Way Highway, Tuttle Creek Dam, Vermillion River, Waterville
St. Joseph's Church and Ashland, Riley County
Tags: "Scenic River Route", A, Ashland, Ashland Bottoms, Ashland Cemetery, Ashland Community Church, Ashland school, Blue Valley Railroad, C.M. Barclay, Davis County, Dempsey Family, Flint Hills, Fox family, Fredrick Schippert, Geary County, Irish Catholic, Jackson Township, James Ryan, Johnson Williams, Junction City, Kansas River, Konza Prairie, M, Manhattan, McDowell Creek, McDowell Creek Road, McDowell Creek Valley, Michael Brannick, Riley County, Sacred Heart Academy, St. Joseph's Church, Toy family, Tully family, Tyler Rudder, William D. Poole
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Colony, Anderson County

Originally called Divide, the town of Colony began as a tavern and later a depot on the Leavenworth, Lawrence, and Galveston railroad. In the early…