Victoria, Kansas -
Grave of the Man who Gave us Angus Beef
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No, it wasn't Ronald McDonald. It was George Grant, who introduced Angus cattle into America in 1873. He's buried under a limestone pyramid topped with a statue of an Angus bull.
- Address:
- E. 1st St., Victoria, KS
- Directions:
- I-70 exit 168. Drive south several miles until the road ends, then turn left on Old Hwy 40. Make the first right onto Main St. then quickly turn left onto 1st St. Drive until it ends at St. George Cemetery; the grave will be on the left.
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Grave of the Man who Gave us Angus Beef
No, it wasn't Ronald McDonald. It was George Grant, who introduced Angus cattle into America in 1873. He's buried under a limestone pyramid topped with a statue of an Angus bull. Roadsideamerica.com Report...
No, it wasn't Ronald McDonald. It was George Grant, who introduced Angus cattle into America in 1873. He's buried under a limestone pyramid topped with a statue of an Angus bull. Roadsideamerica.com Report...
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