Liebenthal, Rush County
Title
Liebenthal, Rush County
Subject
The Rise and Fall of Catholic Liebenthal:
A Look at Religious Significance in Rush County, Kansas
1874-Present
A Look at Religious Significance in Rush County, Kansas
1874-Present
Description
Jacob Herrman founded the land in Rush County, Kansas that came to be known as Liebenthal.
The village of Liebenthal still stands today as the proud religious community ithas always been, but it has gotten considerably smaller. It is most likely that the town has
remained because its main street is U.S. Highway 183. This road is one of the more frequently traveled U.S. Highways, as it runs from Canada to Mexico.
The village of Liebenthal still stands today as the proud religious community ithas always been, but it has gotten considerably smaller. It is most likely that the town has
remained because its main street is U.S. Highway 183. This road is one of the more frequently traveled U.S. Highways, as it runs from Canada to Mexico.
Creator
Chad Miller
Publisher
The Chapman Center for Rural Studies
Date
Fall 2010
Rights
The Chapman Center for Rural Studies
Relation
Kansas State University, Department of History
Format
pdf, 1.9MB
Geolocation
Collection
Citation
Chad Miller, “Liebenthal, Rush County,” Lost Kansas Communities, accessed January 25, 2020, https://lostkscommunities.omeka.net/items/show/45.