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Americus, Lyon County
Barnes, Washington County
Huscher, Cloud County
Tags: automobile, bonding requirements, Bossemeyer Brothers, Center Township, Chicago Kansas & Western Railroad, Cloud County, Concordia, David Huscher, Dionysis Theres, Fred Huscher, George Huscher, H, Huscher, Huscher Elevator, Huscher United Methodist Church, Kurt Johnson, Nelson Cemetery, Nelson Township, rail deregulation, Santa Fe Railroad
Mahaska, Washington County
Tags: "Initial Point", "Weat Eighties", A.M. Allredge, automobile, Blake Berryhill, Bonham, Burchen Beeson, C.H. Coonrod, Col. G.E. Stowe, Dick Westwick, Dollie Bonham, dugouts, E.A. Moorhead, E.A. Woodman, frontier town, immigrant trains, Isaiah Bonham, John Deegan, M, Mahaska, Mahaska Leader, Mormon Trail, Oregon Trail, Railroad, Rock Island Railroad, Union Township, Washington County, westward expansion, White Swan, William Newton
May Day, Riley County
Tags: Andrew Garver, Army Corps of Engineers, Asahel Edgerton, automobile, Belvue, Blue River Valley, Center Township, Clay Center, crossroads, District # 28, Fancy Creek, flood, Frank Droll, John Sebring, Linn Byarlay, M, May Day, May Day Springs, Nathaniel Osborne, Ralph Niehenke, Riley County, Solomon Weichselbaum, trade, Tuttle Creek Dam, United Brethern Church, Wesley Chapel, Winkler
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
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Diamond Springs, Morris County

Diamond Springs first began as a supply point on the Santa Fe Trail, but proslavery forces destroyed it in 1863. After the Civil War, settlers from…