It seems that almost every town in Kansas has some kind of memorial to veterans, whether it be recently made or dates back to the Civil War. Here are a few that we have found on our ERV trip.
Courthouse square, Iola
Courthouse square, Great Bend
Sac and Fox tribal offices, Reserve, Brown County
Avenue E and 26th, Wilson
Old parade ground, Fort Dodge
Fort Riley Cemetery
Ulysses Cemetery, E. 160
Tribune, N. K-27
Hoisington Cemetery (northeast corner of town, bordering K-4),
African American folk art gravestone
Courthouse square, Holton
Prairie People's Park, Prairie Band of the
Potawatomi Indian Reservation, Jackson County
Artwork memorial at Prairie People's Park Veteran's Memorial
Courthouse square, Mankato
Courthouse grounds, McPherson
City park, Parkerville, Morris County
City park, White City, Morris County
Woodland Cemetery, a National Cemetery for
Civil War soldiers, Mound City,
Linn County
Highland Cemetery (E. K-106), Minneapolis.
GAR memorial in background.
Larned Cemetery, 1 mile west of Larned on K-156,
then 1/2 mile south.
Larned Cemetery
Pocket park, 1st and Walnut, Hutchinson
Veterans Memorial Park, E. U.S. 40, Russell
Courthouse square, Scott City
Veterans Memorial, U.S. 54
Veterans display, Museum of the Great Plains, Leoti
Courthouse square, Yates Center
Civil War Memorial Arch leading in to
Heritage Park, Junction City
When you see how communities honor their veterans it should help you "get Kansas."
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