Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Kansas

While in Kansas, you might enjoy a visit to:

When he was in Kansas, the 19th century militant abolitionist lived here and shot at people outside. The old cabin is preserved from the elements inside of another, more recent, building.
~48 miles from Fort Scott.

It's a restaurant built under the overhang of a cliff.
~61 miles from Fort Scott.

Coffeyville remembers the day that the Dalton Gang rode into town to rob two banks, and got shot full of holes by an irate citizenry.
~74 miles from Fort Scott.

Marks the Quanah Parker Trail across the Texas Plains. There's also a Chief Quanah monument and a WPA-era post office mural. Museum includes display on native son and astronaut Galen Givens.
~75 miles from Fort Scott.

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