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09/18/2022

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The flaming kettles at the Keeper of the Plains can't compete with the fiery sunset behind Blackbear Bosin's magnificent sculpture. ...

05/23/2022

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Considered an engineering marvel when it was constructed in 1939, the Mighty Samson spans 1,268 feet across the Cimarron riverbed. This impressive trestle is just north of Liberal in southwest Kansas along Highway 54.

Considered an engineering marvel when it was constructed in 1939, the Mighty Samson spans 1,268 feet across the Cimarron riverbed. This impressive trestle i...

04/25/2022

Another beautiful Kansas sunset....

Another beautiful Kansas sunset....this one is a time lapse over downtown Wichita.

04/19/2022

We caught a train in Strong City, KS.

We caught a train coming through Strong City, Kansas. Here's a bird's-eye view of freight being transported across the Heartland. ...

04/19/2022

Did you know that wagon trains travelling the Santa Fe Trail created ruts so deep they are still visible today? Come fly over North Lyon County and experience this history from a unique perspective today.

Did you know that ruts made by wagon trains on the Santa Fe Trail are still visible today? Come fly with us in north Lyon County and experience from a uniqu...

04/19/2022

The Flint Hills are aglow during pasture burning season.

We took a quick trip up to the Flint Hills to experience one of the most spectacular spring sights the state of Kansas has to offer. Watch the prairie being...

02/28/2022

Black History Month week 4 Exploration Place honors John Brooks Slaughter, who became the first Black Director of the National Science Foundation. Slaughter, who was born and grew up in Topeka, earned a degree in electrical engineering from Kansas State University, and went on to become the Chancellor at the University of Maryland, College Park, and the President of Occidental College in Los Angeles, California. Kansas State University National Science Foundation (NSF) TKAAM - The Kansas African American Museum University of Maryland, College Park Occidental College Topeka, Kansas

02/18/2022

Black History Month week 3 Exploration Place honors Mae Jemison, the first Black woman to travel into space. Jemison, a medical doctor who also earned degrees in chemical engineering, African and African-American Studies, served as a mission specialist aboard the Space Shuttle Endeavour. TKAAM - The Kansas African American Museum

02/12/2022

Black History Month Week 2 Exploration Place honors Dr. Warren Washington, who helped develop groundbreaking atmospheric computer models in the field of Atmospheric Sciences. He is currently a distinguished scholar at the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder, Colorado. TKAAM - The Kansas African American Museum

02/07/2022

What are two things that Kansas has in abundance? Wheat and wind! Enjoy this video of a wind farm along I-70 in north central Kansas.