Amazing food and little known history in Southeast Kansas
Rest easy and enjoy our hometown hospitality with affordable accommodations. Whether you’re exploring area historical sites, cheering on the Gorillas, competing in a championship, or closing a big business deal, you can always relax in Crawford County.
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Whether you are an artist, entertainer, food truck, vendor, or want to be a volunteer or sponsor, there are numerous annual events throughout the year you can be a part of in Crawford County, Kansas.
Eight weeks. Eight track meets. From February to March 2018, the coordinator for the Robert W. Plaster Center walked the equivalent of going from Pittsburg to Greensburg, Kansas – and back. Most likely, he walked even longer than that.
Southeast Kansas once looked and acted like the rest of the state, with prairies and farms as far as the eye could see. The search for coal changed everything.
This corner of the state was once primarily rolling fields of prairie grasses with wooded areas only along creeks, sitting on the edge of the Ozark Plateau.
Originally posted December 18, 2017 by LimeLight Marketing on behalf of Explore Crawford County December 18 is International Migrants Day. The Crawford County we enjoy today wouldn’t have existed without our international migrants. Immigrant Park, dedicated to the immigrants who settled in Southeast Kansas, was built where the old Frisco […]
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