Historical Markers and War Memorials in Atchison County, Kansas
Adjacent to Atchison County, Kansas
GEOGRAPHIC SORT
1► Kansas (Atchison County), Atchison — "Grand Village des Canzes" — Atchison County Historic Site — Lifeways of the Kanza —  |
| 2► Kansas (Atchison County), Atchison — "the water…contains a half…Glass of ooze" — |
| 3► Kansas (Atchison County), Atchison — "this day being…the 4th of July" — |
| 4► Kansas (Atchison County), Atchison — "walked on Shore above this Creek" — |
| 5► Kansas (Atchison County), Atchison — 4th of July, 1804 Creek — |
| 6► Kansas (Atchison County), Atchison — Amelia Earhart Birthplace Museum — |
| 7► Kansas (Atchison County), Atchison — Amelia Earhart Historic District — |
| 8► Kansas (Atchison County), Atchison — Astronauts of the Shuttle Columbia — |
| 9► Kansas (Atchison County), Atchison — 11 — Atchison — |
| 10► Kansas (Atchison County), Atchison — Atchison County Courthouse — |
| 11► Kansas (Atchison County), Atchison — Atchison County Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall — |
| 12► Kansas (Atchison County), Atchison — Atchison County World War I Memorial — |
| 13► Kansas (Atchison County), Atchison — Atchison Post Office — |
| 14► Kansas (Atchison County), Atchison — Atchison Veterans Memorial — |
| 15► Kansas (Atchison County), Atchison — Atchison WWI Factory Supported Freedom — Atchison County Historic Site — |
| 16► Kansas (Atchison County), Atchison — B. P. Waggener House — |
| 17► Kansas (Atchison County), Atchison — Birth Place of Amelia Earhart — July 24, 1897 — Atchison, Kansas — |
| 18► Kansas (Atchison County), Atchison — Birthplace of the Santa Fe Railway Company — |
| 19► Kansas (Atchison County), Atchison — Butterfield's Overland Dispatch — |
| 20► Kansas (Atchison County), Atchison — Founding of the Santa Fe Railway — |
| 21► Kansas (Atchison County), Atchison — Frank Howard House — |
| 22► Kansas (Atchison County), Atchison — Frank R. Firth — |
| 23► Kansas (Atchison County), Atchison — Homeland of the Kanza Indians — |
| 24► Kansas (Atchison County), Atchison — John Alexander Martin — |
| 25► Kansas (Atchison County), Atchison — Lewis Discovers a High Mound — |
| 26► Kansas (Atchison County), Atchison — Lincoln Address — |
| 27► Kansas (Atchison County), Atchison — Lincoln School — Atchison County Historic Site — |
| 28► Kansas (Atchison County), Atchison — 5 — Massasoit House — Company and Division Headquarters, Added Station — Sep. 14, 1861 - Nov. 20, 1861 — |
| 29► Kansas (Atchison County), Atchison — 117 — Mormon Grove — The City that Disappeared — |
| 30► Kansas (Atchison County), Atchison — Mount Saint Scholastica Monastery — |
| 31► Kansas (Atchison County), Atchison — Muchnic House — |
| 32► Kansas (Atchison County), Atchison — The Bridge Over 4th of July 1804 Creek — |
| 33► Kansas (Atchison County), Atchison — The Lewis and Clark Expedition — |
| 34► Kansas (Atchison County), Atchison — Under a large Cottonwood… — Atchison County Historic Site — |
| 35► Kansas (Atchison County), Atchison — USS Arizona Memorial — |
| 36► Kansas (Atchison County), Atchison — Veterans Memorial — |
| 37► Kansas (Atchison County), Atchison — Webster Wirt Hetherington House — (Evah C. Cray Historical Home Museum) — |
| 38► Kansas (Atchison County), Atchison — Working Men of the Railroads — |
| 39► Kansas (Atchison County), Muscotah — Joe Tinker — 7-27-1880 • 7-27-1948 — |
| 40► Kansas (Atchison County), Potter — 4(B) — Historic Fort Leavenworth — Oldest Army Post in Continuous Existence West of the Missouri River — 13 Miles South — |
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