Many of Atchison's founding fathers, who were also prominent Kansans of the time, are buried in this historic hilltop cemetery.
Among those buried here are three Kansas governors, Senator John J. Ingalls, two pony express riders, legendary train engineer, Brit Craft, and both sets of Amelia Earhart's grandparents.
On the Missouri river, the park offers camping, picnics, and fishing.
Atchison, KS RecreationThe latest movies are shown on two screens at this historic theatre, which has been completely renovated.
Atchison, KS TheatresAtchison's newest memorial to its favorite native daughter is the one-acre Amelia Earhart Earthwork created by famed Kansas artist Stan Herd. This living portrait of Earhart lies on the berm of a hill overlooking Warnock Lake. It was created to celebrate Earhart's 100th birthday on July 24, 1997.
Atchison, KS MemorialsA historic marker erected by the Kansas State Historical Society that commemorates the site where, during the years between 1855 and 1857, some 20,000 Mormons camped before moving on to their "promised land".
Atchison, KS LandmarksViews of the Missouri River, its bluffs and valley are dramatic every season of the year.
Atchison, KS Scenic ViewsCourse Access: Semi-PrivateHoles: 18Reserve Advance Tee Times: Yes...
Hiawatha well deserves the title. The tree-lined streets of the city display many hard maples. Residents have planted and cul...