Residents still host the Emancipation, an annual event first celebrated in the town in 1878. In 1976, the National Park Service recognized the significance of Nicodemus to United States history, designating the town as a National Historic Landmark District. In 1996, Congress designated Nicodemus as a National Historic Site, reviving the community's pioneer spirit and ensuring the history of the town will live on. Ho, for Kansas through June. The Research Center also offers many other materials on the history of Graham County and those who settled Nicodemus including newspapers, maps, and photographs.
Some items are available on interlibrary loan.
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