Autumn 2009

Volume 31, Number 4

Real Places. Real Stories.

Kansas Preservation is published quarterly by the Kansas Historical Society.

In this issue:

Fort Scott Downtown Historic District

National Register Nominations

Second Empire Style Rare in Kansas

Belleville: A Most Beautiful Town

2010 Historic Preservation Grant Deadlines Most Endangered Historic Places

Boot Hill: Legends of the Old West

Inventorying Manhattan’s Rich Archeological Record

Archeology Event Makes the Most of Plan B

Our regular features include Preservation in the News and Happenings in Kansas.

Kansas Preservation is available online in a PDF format.

Kansas Preservation is the free quarterly newsletter of the Cultural Resources Division. To be placed on the mailing list or to order back copies, please email us at cultural_resources@kshs.org or call 785-272-8681, ext. 240.