Cawker City, Kansas
Farmway CO-OP
785-781-4711
813 Wisconsin, Highway 24
Cawker City, KS 67430
One of the world's largest balls of twine is displayed in a shelter house in downtown Cawker City on Highway 24. In 1953, Frank Stoeber, a thrifty local farmer started the ball with used twine from bales of hay. By 1973
Cawker City, KS One Of A KindsLakeside Golf Course is a 9-hole artificial turf course built in 1994 and open to the public. It was designed by Dave Cunningham. Weekday green fees for non-members are $3.00 for 9 holes during peak season. Weekend green fees for non-members are $3.00 for 9 holes during peak season. Yardage: 522
Cawker City, KS Golf CoursesBuilt in 1886, the Cawker City United Methodist Church Organ is the oldest church organ in Kansas. Henry Pilcher's Sons of Louisville, Kentucky built the organ for the congregational church in Kinsley, Kansas. At the time, it was the only organ in Kansas west of Emporia. In 1931
Cawker City, KS Historic ChurchesPrairie Grove Cemetery and Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery are located 1/2 mile north of the city limits on Lake Drive and then 1/2 mile east.
Cawker City, KS CemeteriesStone markers can be seen where this trail crosses the north-south country roads. The Butterfield Overland Despatch followed ...
The authentic red brick railroad depot was built in the early 1900's and still displays the authentic red tile roof. The depo...
The Tipton Golf Course is a public, nine hole course with sand greens. It hosted the State Sand Green finals in 2005. ...