Scandia
The settlement of Scandia was in the fall of 1868 by members of the Scandinavian Agriculture Society of Chicago, Illinois. The town was named new Scandinavia and most of the early settlers were Swedish, Danish, and Norwegian. The Scandia Museum houses many relics from the early settlers to the present.
Historical Marker
Long before white men settled Kansas this region was the home of Pawnee Indians. French traders in the late 1700's named those along this river the Republican Pawnee in the…
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Scandia United Methodist Church
The 1915 church building and the original church of 1877, were under the Swedish Methodist…
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The 3-story mansion was built in the early 1890s by Thure Wohlfort, one of the…
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The Amana Lutheran Church was founded in 1873 and has large beautiful stained glass windows…
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The Scandia Museum houses many relics from the early settlers who were mostly Swedish, Danish,…
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