Kansas Santa Fe Trail Picture eCards
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Santa Fe Trail
New Franklin, MO:
the trail began in
MISSOURI
On the prairie
how it was in
KANSAS
The old
Santa Fe Trail
intercepts new highways
Also:
COLORADO
Santa Fe, NM
the end of the trail in
NEW MEXICO
Kansas
Land west of Missouri belonged to
Native Americans
Olathe:
Mahaffie farmstead
Olathe:
Mahaffie stage coach stop
Ft. Leavenworth:
Buffalo soldier monument
Buffalo soldier
re-enactor
Buffalo soldiers
helped protect the trail
Gardner:
Oregon & Santa Fe Trails divide
Edgerton:
Lanesfiled School
Baldwin City:
Log cabin
Baldwin City:
historical marker
Near
Black Jack:
on the Santa Fe Trail
Black Jack:
ruts in the field
Burlingame
wide main street
Burlingame
cemetery
Civil War statue
Burlingame
cemetery
Elizabeth Baily died 1869
Simmons Point
stagecoach relay station
Council Grove
Madonna of the Trail
Council Grove
Trail marker
Dodge City:
The Cowboy Capital
Dodge City:
cattle drive memorial
The photo of the Santa Fe Trail "ruts" west of town actually shows human-made ruts running up the hill to a marker. The real ruts are wide grassy swales running perpendicular to the people path. Many folks have walked right through them not realizing they crossed the trail on the way to the top of the hill. The site is now better marked, with improved signs and a handicapped-accessible walkway. (Kansas Heritage Center)
Dodge City:
Longhorn statue
Dodge City:
Not the ruts!
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