Quick Tour Around Bonner Springs, Kansas
Welcome to Bonner Springs, Kansas!	north of the Kaw River (KS River)	Hwy 7 at Kansas Ave, 1997	Agricultural Hall of Fame
Built to the east across the K-7 highway from the original WalMart, the WalMart Super Center opened in 2002.
Ball games at Lyons Park	Cottonwood RV park, south of I-70 on Hwy 7
Located near an old Choteau brothers trading fort called "Four Corners" on the Kaw River, at first Bonner Springs was known as Tiblow, named after Henry Tiblow, an early resident and ferry owner of this area
Late August - Tiblow Days - eCards or pictures for 2000 * 1999 * 1998 Centennial * 1996 * 1995 school pictures * 1995 scrapbook *
Mayor Stolfus, Tiblow Days parade (2000)	Bonner & Beyond, Tiblow Days (1999)	Councilman and Mrs. Archie Sanders (1998)	Three cousins at the parade (1995)
Chester and Grace Watkins	The Centennial of Bonner Springs Pictures from 1998 (not currently available) The 1998 Tiblow Days Parade 1998 Centennial Pagent
Oak Street, 1998 some downtown stores	In 1998, centennial year, White's Department Store (red top, right) had become Pizazz Video (They closed in 2002). Out of sight, across the street, is the grocery store. Earlier, Pizazz had been at the now-vacant spot, next to Red Fortune Chinese Restaurant, but those stores burned. Red Fortune moved a few doors east. The top floor of the old brick high school, now Community Center, is visible over the top of the buildings.
Life in Bonner Springs
Gathering together for Martin Luther King Day, 1998	Reunion picnic, 7-3-99	Reunion picnic, Lyon's Park	Downtown Bonner Bar-be-que
A spring-fed creek	Fun Valley Swimming Pool	Soaring through space	Splash down
Bonner duplex	Stone house	Stone house where an early Bonner postmistress, Jane Waters, lived. (taken July 1997)	Road repair, Hwy 32
Clark Middle School	Summer's over	Coal burning train Sept 1992	Harringtons horse-drawn hearse