Quapaw Casino
Indian casino gaming center. Features table games, slot machines and electronic bingo. Also offers a bar/restaurant. citysearch.com
Downstream Casino Resort
Downstream Casino Resort is a Native American Casino in Quapaw, Oklahoma and is open daily 24 hours. The casino's 70,000 square foot gaming space features 1,975 gaming machines and ... citysearch.com
Picher
Mountains of mining waste contaminated with lead and pocked with sink holes loom over the nearly empty town of Picher, Oklahoma. The Tar Creek that runs through the area is burned... atlasobscura.com
2nd Kansas Colored Infantry At Fort Blair
The brush arbor was located in this general area and was used for a dining area for the troops at Ft. Blair. The colored troops were having lunch here when Quantrill's attackers approache... hmdb.org
The Battle For Fort Blair
William C. Quantrill, a former Kansas school teacher, headed a guerilla army which had committed many outrages around Lawrence and Kansas City, one being the Lawrence Massacre. Quantrill ... hmdb.org
Black Dog Trail
Opened in 1803 by Chief Black Dog (Manka-Chonka) and his band of Osage Indians who had a village nearby where springs once flowed freely. hmdb.org
Quapaw Tribal Museum
Explore the rich history of the Quapaw people at the Quapaw Tribal Museum. Discover unusual artifacts and traditions of the Quapaw Tribe while learning about the journey that brought ... travelok.com
Battle Of Baxter Springs
Major General J.G. Blunt left Ft. Scott on October 4, 1863 en route to Ft. Smith. With him was his military escort consisting of about 125 men from Company I, Third Wisconsin Cavalry, and... hmdb.org
Fort Blair West Breastworks
The breastworks that enclosed Ft. Blair measured 80 feet by 100 feet. A trench, called a rifle pit, encircled the breastworks on the inside. The dirt that was extracted to create the rifl... hmdb.org
Illinois Cash Store
The Illinois Cash Store, a grocery and dry goods store, was constructed on this site in 1868 by John M. Cooper who came to Baxter Springs from Illinois. In 1886, he constructed a new bric... hmdb.org
John Baxter
In the spring of 1849, John Baxter, his wife and 8 children moved to this site and built an inn and general store and offered food and lodging to travelers who passed along the Military R... hmdb.org
The Kansas Ozarks
Geological remnants of Mississippian times are found in the limestone cave region of the 55 square mile Ozark Plateau in the very southeast corner of Kansas. The cherty limestones of the ... hmdb.org
War Memorial
Dedicated to the Glory of God and to the Spirit of Sacrifice and Honor of the Men and Women of this community who served our country in all wars Lest we forget they have given all for the... hmdb.org
Marsh Rainbow Arch Bridge
Rainbow Curve Bridge constructed in 1923 over Brush Creek. Only remaining Marsh Arch Bridge on Route 66. Listed on the National Registry March 10, 1983. hmdb.org
Western Hotel: Symbol Of Strife
After the army sold Fort Scott in 1855, the infantry barracks located here (reconstructed in front of you) became the pro-slavery Western Hotel. The building across the parade ground dire... hmdb.org
American Legion Post 206 Veterans Memorial
Honoring all veterans of all wars and conflicts engaged by the United States hmdb.org