Reflections - Spring 2015
Volume 9, Issue 2
The Kansas Historical Society touches the state in many different ways—through collections, sites, and ongoing programs. This issue of Reflections, a member benefit of the Kansas Historical Foundation, focuses on Finney County. Read Reflections, Spring 2015 (PDF).
- American Indians once hunted buffalo on the rolling prairies and sand hills of the region.
- American adventurers arrived to hunt buffalo and capture wild horses.
- Photographers captured the natural beauty and the developing industries.
- Industries provided opportunities for immigrants who came from around the world to find work.
- Today the rich culture reflects these different traditions, languages, foods, and festivals.
In this issue:
 The People and Their Buffalo |
 Nile of America |
 Feeding the World |
 Blowing in the Wind |
 Celebrating Traditions |
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Apache Sunset  |
Casserole of Rabbit  |
Cha Gio - Minced Pork Sausage  |
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Nuoc Mam - Cha Gio sauce  |
Cowboy's Delight  |
Hamburger Flapjacks  |
Explore more of Finney County
- Photographs and records in Kansas Memory
- National Register listings in Finney County
