teter rock
"Teter Rock was a pile of local rocks which James Teter erected at a high point on his land as a guidepost for homesteaders searching for the Cottonwood River. As Teterville grew, the rocks were used in the construction of several of the buildings and the Teter marker disappeared." This new scultpture was designed and setup in honor of him in 1952.
Today we drive down to Cassoday, Kansas for a roadtrip and make Teter Rock part of trip when we go to photograph the thousands of wild horses that roam southern Kansas.
teter rock
"Teter Rock was a pile of local rocks which James Teter erected at a high point on his land as a guidepost for homesteaders searching for the Cottonwood River. As Teterville grew, the rocks were used in the construction of several of the buildings and the Teter marker disappeared." This new scultpture was designed and setup in honor of him in 1952.
Today we drive down to Cassoday, Kansas for a roadtrip and make Teter Rock part of trip when we go to photograph the thousands of wild horses that roam southern Kansas.