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As America gets closer to turning 250, we will be publishing stories about notable Kansans, and how they made their mark on American History. Browse our list of stories below to learn more about the legacy these Kansans left behind!
Some of the most iconic members of American history were from the Sunflower State!
Former President and 5-Star General Dwight D. Eisenhower is perhaps the most decorated Kansan in history.
In response to the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850, Brown established a militant group to prevent the capture of those who were…
Quindaro was developed after the Kansas-Nebraska Act to create a free state port of entry into Kansas Territory. The land was part…
First African American actress to win an Academy Award and attend the award ceremonies. Born: June 10, 1895, Wichita, Kansas…
Now we want to hear your story, your history here in Kansas. We want to hear how you and yours made it “through” the difficulties to thrive where you are today. Join us as we celebrate all the different threads that wind together to form the beautiful tapestry that is Kansas as we continue into the future, “Per Aspera”.