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This document provides information on several historical sites in northwest Kansas, including: 1. The Rowe house and round barn, ordered from Sears Roebuck in 1914 and located on Osage Road. 2. The Immanuel Lutheran school marker, located where many Germans settled over 100 years ago with schools established in 1888. 3. The Danish Lutheran Church and Cemetery, organized in the 1870s with unusual grave markers crafted by early blacksmith Hans Hanson.
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The document summarizes information about 12 historic homes in Wallingford, Connecticut. It provides details about when each home was built, who built it and lived in it, and historical events that took place at some of the homes. The homes date back to as early as 1672 and include the Atwater Homestead, Squire Stanley House, Atwater Cottage, 1690 House, John Hall House, Porter Cook Homestead, Giles Hall House, Theophilus Jones Homestead, Augustus Hall House, and the Royce House. Sources of the information are also listed.
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Topics to be covered:
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- 2. Rowe house and round barn – pre-cut buildings ordered from Sears Roebuck in 1914. Private property. On Osage Road east of 6th Road.
- 3. PIC? Immanuel Lutheran school marker . Located in an area where many Germans settled over 100 years ago. The so-called “South School” here as well as a “North School” were established in 1888 when the original Immanuel Lutheran parochial school became too crowded. Some teaching in these schools was in German as late as the 1940s. On Harvest Road ½ mi east of 2nd Road. Contact: Leland Holle, 785-337-2569. PIC? Danish Lutheran Church and Cemetery . Organized in the 1870s. The present building was used from 1879 until 1955. In the cemetery, which is also called "Evergreen," unusual decorative grave markers crafted in iron by early blacksmith Hans Hanson. On 3rd Road between Limestone and Matador Roads.
- 4. Bremen School . This former one-room public school is now a community center. At 2nd and Granite Roads Contact: Leland Holle, 785-337-2569. Hollenberg Pony Express Station . The station house (1857) is now part of a 7-acre state park. Open April through August, Wed. - Sat. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., Sun. 1 - 5 p.m. 785-337-2635. In Washington County 4 miles north of U.S. 36 and K-148 and 1/4 mile east on K-243. Or, from Marshall-Washington County line at Granite Road go 2 miles west on 23rd Road.
- 5. Hermansberg Immanuel Lutheran Church . Built by German settlers in 1901, this is the largest of several Lutheran church buildings in this area. On 3rd Road north of Eagle Road. Contact: Leland Holle, 785-337-2569. Stateline Lutheran Church . The church here was organized in 1883. The present building was constructed in 1904. The steeple is lighted at night year-round. Located ¼ mile west of Hwy 77 at the Nebraska line. Contact: Leland Holle, 785-337-2569.
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- 9. Opera House (1903). Restored and in frequent use for community gatherings and performances. Named to the National Register of Historic Places in October 2008. Ride on the Central Branch Railroad , one of the oldest tracks in Kansas. Contact: Ann Walter, 785-363-2343, Annlwalter@bluevalley.net
- 10. Samuel Powell house . Queen Anne style, restored in 1990’s. National Register of Historic Places. Local contact: Ward Alan Minge, 785-363-2498. 29. Game Fork School . Rural school, closed in 1952 and later moved to northwest corner of the Waterville City Park. Now a designated Scouthouse headquarters. Local schoolchildren recreate activities of a one-room school here one day a year. 30. Keefover/Mount Pleasant School and cemetery . In 1893 a woman who had died after the birth of her eighth child was buried here where her older children attended school. The grave is in the northwest part of the schoolyard and is marked by rocks. Private property. On Sunflower Road ½ mile west of 2nd Road.
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