Virtual Guidebook to Kansas East of the 100th Meridian
Alcove Spring
north of Manhattan Kansas
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 | Naomi Pike Falls was named for a child with the Donner-Reed Party (July 10, 2008) Standard Size or Large Size | |
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 | A verdant meadow on the hillside above the little waterfall (July 10, 2008) Standard Size or Large Size | |
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 | Alcove Spring bubbles up under the seasonal waterfall, and was an important source of clean water for the covered wagon emigrants (July 10, 2008) Standard Size or Large Size | |
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 | Deep ruts dating from the era of covered wagons on the Oregon Trail are visible on this hillside at Alcove Spring (July 10, 2008) Standard Size or Large Size | |
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 | The Big Blue River was one of the first obstacles for wagon trains, most notably the Donner Party (July 10, 2008) Standard Size or Large Size | |
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 | Treeless uplands above the Big Blue River impressed the pioneers as the beginning of the prairies (July 10, 2008) Standard Size or Large Size | |
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