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| Stone barn once used to house 114th Cavalry unit. |
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| Relaxing, comfortable retreat is only 5 miles from Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve. Built in 1874 with stone from the adjacent quarry, was restored to meet today's rigid expectations. |
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| Memorial to Chase County veterans. |
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Built 1872-1873, this French Renaissance building constructed of native limestone is the oldest working courthouse in the state of Kansas. |
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| Historical museum for Chase County featuring local historical artifacts, displays of the crash of the airplane carrying Knute Rockne. |
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Eight fishing piers and structural fish attractors enhance angling opportunities at the lake. A diversity of wildflowers exists on the property and can provide outstanding viewing opportunities. |
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A place of taste in the Flint Hills. Cottonwood Mercantile offers a variety of gifts, food items, antiques and hunting and fishing collectibles. |
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| Country cooking cafe mentioned in 'Prairy Erth'. |
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| Come see turn-of-the-century looms in operation. Watch woven rugs, handwoven blue-jean rugs, placemats, blankets, shawls, and scarfs being made. Make your own rope on an original old-time rope machine. Other handmade items for sale.
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| Gallery of famous Flint Hills artist Judith Mackey. Meet the artist and her husband Ken, also an artist. |
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Built in 1884 and renovated in 1995, The Grand Central Hotel features ten oversized guest rooms with showers, plush robes, and rich natural woods and colors adding elegance to fine furnishings.
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| Gallery and studio of potter Larry Matson. |
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| Fine clothing and western apparel - a Flint Hills tradition since 1927. |
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| Beautifully-sited motel along the banks of the Cottonwood River next to the historic bridge in Cottonwood Falls. |
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The Pilgrim Ranch headquarters is southeast of Cottonwood Falls, Kansas in the heart of the Flint Hills. The ranch is a family owned farm and cattle operation. |
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| Museum featuring local native American artifacts. |
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Award-winning scenic overlook along the Flint Hills National Scenic Byway, Kansas Highway 177, just south of Cottonwood Falls. Interpretive panels provide education about the prairie and native grasses. |
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| Camping and rv parking. |
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| A place to find beautifully restored antiques, original artwork and other "things of beauty" in a magnificently-restored building in downtown Cottonwood Falls. |
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