Built in 1872, the Stone House was one of Fredonia's early residences and is a State of Kansas Historic Site.
Today, it is the home of the Fredonia Arts Council.
Monthly displays of artwork of all media and from all across the United States are available for viewing from September through May.
Check with the Gallery for current show.
Opothleyahola's (Hopoeithleyohola's) Great Escape 1. LOCATION: A nature trail of the approximate route used by Opothleyahola (Hopoeithleyohola)
Fredonia, KS Historic TrailsNo tour to Fredonia is complete without going on this scenic drive up to the "Top of the Mound." From this vantage point, you may enjoy the sights for miles around or just enjoy the beautiful park and picnic facilities. An observation tower provides unobstructed views and photo opportunities.
Fredonia, KS Scenic DrivesLocated on the northwest corner of the Wilson County Courthouse lawn, this privately-funded memorial honors veterans from Wilson County. Additional veteran'
Fredonia, KS Monuments40 x 60 foot flag greets residents and travelers from atop a 100 foot flagpole rising from Fredonia's South Mound. Beautiful park setting with views for miles around.
Fredonia, KS LandmarksScenic old mill dam, now part of the Fredonia electrical plant and mill dam park.
Fredonia, KS Historic MillsThe Wayland home was built in 1887, and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It was built by the ...
The Higgie family was a founding family with 10 children (5 of whom settled in Girard). Captain John and three sons were ship...
Forest Park is home to the outdoor performance facility, Seaton Family Pavilion. Officially dedicated on July 10, 2008, i...