The Auto & Art Museum is for both Car Enthusiasts and History buffs....
Along with the "Art Displays", the Museum features an extensive line up of cars, including Two Model T's that were used in the Movie
PAPER MOON.
Also, cars and other vehicles from the 20's, 30's, 40's, 50's and 60's, as well as several vehicles owned by well known celeb
The Auto & Art Museum is for both Car Enthusiasts and History buffs....
Along with the "Art Displays", the Museum features an extensive line up of cars, including Two Model T's that were used in the Movie
PAPER MOON.
Also, cars and other vehicles from the 20's, 30's, 40's, 50's and 60's, as well as several vehicles owned by well known celebrities.
Various traveling exhibits of vehicles are also on display at the Museum on a rotating basis.
Nicodemus, established in 1877, is the oldest remaining all black Community West of the Mississippi.
It is a National Symbol of African-Americans experiencing Freedom in the West post Civil War.
The Annual Nicodemus Emancipation/Homecoming Celebration first held on August 1st, 1878, is held every year during the last full Weekend of July.
To
Nicodemus, established in 1877, is the oldest remaining all black Community West of the Mississippi.
It is a National Symbol of African-Americans experiencing Freedom in the West post Civil War.
The Annual Nicodemus Emancipation/Homecoming Celebration first held on August 1st, 1878, is held every year during the last full Weekend of July.
Tour Brochures can be obtained at the Visitors Center in Nicodemus
The Morland Mercantile is a Major Project of the Morland Community Foundation and is a unique access to Healthy food for the Region. The Mercantile specializes in locally produced and Kansas Food products, including Rock Creek Cattle Co.'s Meat Products. The beautiful wood floors and tin ceiling add to the buildings charm. They also offer
The Morland Mercantile is a Major Project of the Morland Community Foundation and is a unique access to Healthy food for the Region. The Mercantile specializes in locally produced and Kansas Food products, including Rock Creek Cattle Co.'s Meat Products. The beautiful wood floors and tin ceiling add to the buildings charm. They also offer the only sliced to order fresh deli in the area and serves various lunch specials.
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Aunt Faye's Community Kitchen is located next door to the Mercantile.
Antelope lake was built during the 1930's as a WPA project and is now managed by the County. Near the lake are a variety of native stone structures also constructed by WPA crews.
The Lake offers fishing and FREE primitive camping. The boat ramp on the West Side is complimented by a floating dock. Plans for further improvements at the lake are underway.
Built in 1963 by Allen Trexler, and his late wife, Carol, a dam was constructed to create the lake about two miles from a naturally existing spring on their property fed by the Ogallala Aquifer. Kim Trexler, representing the Trexler family who owns the lake, leased the lake property to Graham County.
Recent improvements at the 42-acre
Built in 1963 by Allen Trexler, and his late wife, Carol, a dam was constructed to create the lake about two miles from a naturally existing spring on their property fed by the Ogallala Aquifer. Kim Trexler, representing the Trexler family who owns the lake, leased the lake property to Graham County.
Recent improvements at the 42-acre Lake, located four miles north of Hill City on U.S. Highway 283, include: A dock, picnic tables, a resurfaced road and boats without operating gas engines are allowed on the water. A planned 4.2 Mile Trail with a walking bridge, is in development.
The Annual Graham County Fair and Rodeo draws people from all over the Region and from out of State. The Fair happens each year, because so many volunteers step up and take care of the many aspects it takes to make the Graham County Fair happen.
The Carnival and Kids Games are a BIG attraction, and don't miss out on the Annual Fair and Ro
The Annual Graham County Fair and Rodeo draws people from all over the Region and from out of State. The Fair happens each year, because so many volunteers step up and take care of the many aspects it takes to make the Graham County Fair happen.
The Carnival and Kids Games are a BIG attraction, and don't miss out on the Annual Fair and Rodeo Parade, as well.
Great memories happen at the Graham County Fair....
The City Swimming Pool Park
The City Park next to the Hill City Municipal Swimming Pool, is a great place to rest and relax. Family gatherings are a mainstay at the Shelter house and of course at the swimming pool, during the Summer Season.
Public Restrooms are on site, as well.
The Fairview Park on North 8th Street, has playground equipment, as well as public restrooms.
This is the Park that is out of the way, calm and quiet, and very welcoming.
Alvin and Alice Dink were the ones that financially supported Fairview Park and the parcel of land was donated by the McVey family.
The City Park in Bogue, features Picnic table area and a Kiosk that tells the story of the City of Bogue.
A great rest stop for travelers on Hwy 18.
Signage also includes the Nicodemus Township Historic Trail information and the connection between Bogue and Nicodemus.
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