This building is the
gift of Andrew Carnegie
to the People of Halstead
A.D. 1917
———————————
In honor of all the volunteers
who helped during the
1993 Floods in . . . — — Map (db m81283) HM
Dedicated
to the Soldiers
who so bravely offered
their all to preserve
the Union of States,
1861 to 1865
Decorated
in memory of our comrades
who sleep in the
Unknown,
peacefully awaiting the
call to the Parade . . . — — Map (db m77110) WM
Trees and plaque donated by World War II Buddies of 310th Inf. 78th (Lightning) Div. Co. I, the Steele Family, and Many Friends. — — Map (db m81270) WM
Originally owned by the Halstead Town Company, Block 28 was officially designated a city park by the City of Halstead in 1891.
The Scout Cabin was built for the Halstead scout groups in 1941 by the Halstead Lions Club with the generous support . . . — — Map (db m76937) HM
Site of the first public building in Halstead, Kansas
Erected in March 1873 by G. W. Sweezy
It was a two story frame building 32 feet by 42 feet used as a commercial hotel and known as
The Sweezy Hotel
After fifty nine years of use, the . . . — — Map (db m81281) HM
"The Great American Home is that institution in which it is possible for the child to grow to maturity under conditions created and maintained for the good of the child."
Dr. Arthur E. Hertzler
Dr. Arthur E. Hertzler
1870 - . . . — — Map (db m81267) HM
This stone building was erected in 1879 after a disastrous fire wiped out many frame buildings on Main Street. Bergtholdt had a farm implement agency in the south section until 1885. That year Henry Riesen and David Dyck opened a hardware store. . . . — — Map (db m81279) HM
In Memoriam
World War II
Carl F. Dill • Claude H. Beaty • Marlin N. Wilson
Wilbur D. Robuck • Charles C. Spore • Vernon H. Buller
Marvin E. Lohmeyer • Leland F. Wendling
Elmer E. Rodenberg • William Hoffman Jr.
Orville D. Bansemer • . . . — — Map (db m81268) WM
