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Cartter Building

303 Broadway
Cottonwood Falls (Chase County)
Listed in National Register 1977-11-23

Architect: David Rettiger
Category: specialty store; clubhouse

Cedar Point Mill

NW Corner of Main & First Streets
Cedar Point (Chase County)
Listed in National Register 2006-12-20

Architect: Not listed
Category: vacant/not in use; manufacturing facility

Chase County Courthouse

Courthouse Square on K-177
Cottonwood Falls (Chase County)
Listed in National Register 1971-02-24

Architect: John G. Haskell
Category: courthouse

Chase County National Bank

301 Broadway
Cottonwood Falls (Chase County)
Listed in National Register 1977-11-09

Architect: David Rettiger
Category: financial institution

Clements Stone Arch Bridge

Clements vicinity
Clements (Chase County)
Listed in National Register 1976-12-12

Architect: L. P. Santy Company
Category: road-related

Clover Cliff Ranch House

4 miles southwest of Elmdale
Elmdale (Chase County)
Listed in National Register 1977-11-09

Architect: J. R. Blaskshere
Category: single dwelling

Cottonwood Falls Grade School

401 Maple Street
Cottonwood Falls (Chase County)
Listed in National Register 2021-06-28

Architect: J. D. Walters
Category: school; education related
Thematic Nomination: Historic Public Schools of Kansas

The Cottonwood Falls Grade School served as an elementary school for the town of Cottonwood Falls (population 900) for more than a century, from 1904-2010. The original building, completed in 1904, was an L-shaped massive limestone structure on the south side of the building. In 1915, an L-shaped addition was added to the north. In 1963, a large addition was built on the west for a gymnasium/auditorium, concessions area, cafeteria/kitchen, restrooms, classroom, and music room. The 1963 addition was connected to the original building via two covered walkways. In the 1990s, an elevator was added to the 1915 part of the building. A small addition was added to the building’s west end to provide ADA accessibility to the original building and the 1963 gymnasium addition, and a new kindergarten room.