
* The Mahaffie Farmhouse front * The Mahaffie Farmhouse back * The Buffalo soldiers helped protect the trail * Oxen pulled wagons * Stage coaches came later ![]()
* Bicycling is popular here * Observation tower * View west from tower (7-17-5) - Johnson County is urban and rural |
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Photographs and Website by Nancy Sween
Special thanks to Susan Hovencamp for explaining the coding.
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| Johnson County, KS | |||
The Kansa tribe once lived here | Mahaffie Farmhouse front, 1997 | ![]() Mahaffie Farmhouse back: 1997 | Buffalo soldiers helped protect the Trail |
Oxen pulled wagons: early transportation | Stage coaches: early transportation | More on Mahaffie House, Olathe KS Current precipitation on the Kaw | Kaw (Kansas) River sand bar near De Soto KS Oct 1997 |
| De Soto, KS (Also see: * De Soto High School * Local education * Digital History) | |||
Sign to De Soto KS 1997 | Abbott Hall Museum De Soto, KS Oct 1997 | Zimmerman farm house near De Soto KS Oct 1997 | Zimmerman's Kill Creek Farm De Soto KS 1997 |
9210 Kill Creek Road, De Soto, KS 66018 (913) 585-1904 or 583-1811 located on the northwest corner of the K-10 and Kill Creek Road interchange, 15 minutes west of Quiviria and I-435. | |||
| Santa Fe Trail, through Johnson County, KS | |||
![]() Retracing the Santa Fe Trail Johnson Co Apr 1999 | ![]() Retracing the Santa Fe Trail Johnson Co Apr 1999 | Retracing the Santa Fe Trail Johnson Co Apr 1999 | ![]() Retracing the Santa Fe Trail Johnson Co Apr 1999 |
![]() Retracing the Santa Fe Trail Johnson Co Apr 1999 | Map of the old Santa Fe Trail, Johnson Co KS | ![]() Gardner KS where the trails divide | ![]() Lanesfield School rural Edgerton KS |
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