Mark Dunn's Flint Hills: Mark Dunn shares with you his view of the Flint Hills in all their moods -- easily one of the most beautiful places on the face of the earth; KanColl Graphics
National
Register of Historic Places Nomination: Bowker House -
Located southeast of the Kansas Statehouse, this two-story limestone
residence was built in 1866 by Reverend Samuel Bowker to serve as a
boarding house for students of Lincoln College (Washburn University). It is the only extant resource associated with
Lincoln College and is believed to be one of the oldest continuously
inhabited residences in Topeka.
Beats In
Kansas The Beat Generation in the Heartland with Topeka-native
Ronald Johnson. ['Anybody can make Paris holy, but I can make Topeka holy.' Jack Kerouac]
The Kansas Guidebook
for explorers, by Marci Penner. A tour of every organized city in the state. 432-page book with 400+ color photos and 3,597 entries.