Johnson-Frazier Building / Cox Produce Company

1914

Johnson-Frazier Building

Fireproof! Rat-proof! Mouse-proof! This is how the Johnson-Frazier Building's earliest occupant, Wichita Fire Proof Storage Co., billed the concrete and brick Goliath when it opened in 1914.

Other businesses were housed there over the years, such as City Transfer and ...

Jamison City, Eureka Mine and Mill, Johnstown

‹— 5 Miles

Along the Pioneer Trail lies Jamison City and Mine. Large producer, famous for its 52-pound nugget; Eureka Mill and Mine yielding $17 millions to Cornish miners and others. Johnstown, now Johnsville, well preserved '49 town.

Marker is on Highway ...

Nathaniel J. Frederick House

(Front text)

Nathaniel J. Frederick (1877-1938), educator, lawyer, newspaper editor, and civil rights activist, lived here from 1904 until his death. This house was built in 1903 by Cap J. Carroll, a prominent businessman and city official whose daughter Corrine married ...

Chief Justice John Marshall

Civil War to Civil Rights

A bronze likeness of Chief Justice John Marshall, visible on your way to the next Heritage Trail sign, keeps watch over John Marshall Park to your right. Marshall is remembered for molding the U.S. Supreme ...

Jim Yarnell's (Untitled) Smoky Hills of West Virginia (1960)

Wichita Art Museum Trail Walk Path

Though trained as a painter, the medium Jim Yarnell (1917-[2011]) most enjoyed was photography. He was appointed advertising manager of the Beech Aircraft Corporation in Wichita. During the summer of 1962, Yarnell spent 58 days ...

Johnsville Firehouse

Built in 1908

Restored as a memorial to Jackie Yonge by Trigg Yonge and ECN with the aid of funds donated by friends of Jackie.

Marker can be reached from Main Street/Johnsville Road (County Highway A14), on the left when traveling north. ...

A. S. Parks and A. E. Jones Building

Built 1913

Built As Warehouse For $14,000

First Tenant: Rumely Products Company

of Indiana

Builder: MacLean Construction Company, Chicago, IL

Renovated: 2006 as

Rumely Condominiums

Historic Address: 701 East Second

Current Address: 242 N. Mead

Marker is on Mead Street near 2nd Street, on the right when traveling north. ...

The John Brown Bell

Symbol of a nation's efforts to obtain freedom and equality for it's people

The John Brown Bell

owned, and placed here, John A. Rawlins Building Association, acting in behalf of Akroyd Houde Post 132, the American legion, with the co-operation and assistance ...

John Mack Bridge

Built by State Highway Comm. of Kansas

Named in honor of John C. Mack

State Highway Commissioner of

the Fifth District at the time

of its authorization

State Highway Commission of Kansas

Arkansas River Bridge

U.S. Highway 81.

Tomlinson Bridge & Supply Co.

Garfield Kansas

Contractors

B. J. Berson

Resident Engineer

1931

John Mack ...

John Cheney on Wichita State Basketball

Sports Trail Walk Path

"We've played in tougher places. At Wichita State, those fans would stand up and clap at the beginning of each half, and until their team scores, they don't sit down. We had 'em clapping for four minutes ...