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Exploration Place, taken July 8th, Wichita, Ks. -Added to theCream of the Crop pool as my personal favorite.
Fairway, KS (Johnson County)
The Shawnee Mission and Indian Manual Labor School was among the earliest of such institutions in the Louisiana Purchase area. The mission was established in 1830 by the Rev. Thomas Johnson. Indian children of many nearby tribes were taught English, manual arts, and agriculture here from 1839 through 1862. At the height of its activity, Shawnee Mission was an establishment of 2,000 acres with 16 buildings, including the three large brick structures which still stand, and an enrollment of nearly 200 Indian boys and girls.
The school was abandoned in 1864 and for the next sixty years the buildings served variously as Union Army barracks, a dance hall, dairy bottling plant, apartments and a boarding house. In 1927 the state bought the three remaining buildings and began restoration work and landscaping on the 12-acre grounds. The West Building has become the caretaker's residence, and many interior alterations have been made. The East and North Buildings are museums.
The grounds have been attractively landscaped, with no attempt at historic reconstruction. A brick garage was built behind the North Building about 1935. (1)
References (1) NRHP Nomination Form npgallery.nps.gov/pdfhost/docs/NRHP/Text/66000345.pdf