Dead towns of central and western Kansas
Subtitle: a collection of stories from the Hutchinson News
By: written by Amy Bickel ; edited by Jason Probst
Contributors: Probst, Jason
Publisher: Mennonite Press, Inc.
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Newton, KS
Language: eng
Number of pages: 96
ISBN-13: 9780984000500
Subjects: Local History; Ghost towns
Other titles: Hutchinson news (Hutchinson, Kan. : 1957)
Table of contents: title: The Towns: Chicago (Sheridan County); title: Greeley County; title: Trail City (Hamilton County); title: Coronado (Wichita County); title: Old Ulysses (Grant County); title: Woodsdale (Stevens County); title: Ravanna (Finney County); title: Amy (Lane County); title: Alamota (Lane County); title: Buda (Ness County); title: Harold (Ness County); title: Cash City (Clark County); title: Sitka (Clark County); title: Hampton (Rush County); title: Ash Valley (Pawnee County); title: Zook (Pawnee County); title: Nettleton (Edwards County); title: Hopewell (Pratt County); title: Sun City (Barber County); title: Lake City (Barber County); title: Aetna (Barber County); title: Black Wolf (Ellsworth County); title: Carneiro (Ellsworth County); title: Mitchell (Rice County); title: Wherry (Rice County); title: Carter Spur (Rice County); title: Reno Center (Reno County); title: Castleton (Reno County); title: Punkin Center (Reno County); title: Reno County; title: Calista (Kingman County); title: Cleveland (Kingman County); title: Waterloo (Kingman County); title: Runnymede (Harper County); title: Freeport (Harper County); title: Fremont (McPherson County); title: Empire (McPherson County); title: Mennonite villages (Marion County); title: Aulne (Marion County).