The John Brown Cabin in Osawatomie, Kansas, is a modest log structure believed to have been the headquarters for abolitionist John Brown during the "Bleeding Kansas" period. It served as a base for his militant activities against pro-slavery forces.
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Engineering; Transportation
First St. Over Marais Des Cygnes, Osawatomie, Kansas
Engineering; Transportation
Over Marais Des Cygnes River, E Of Osawatomie, Osawatomie, Kansas
Architecture; Exploration/Settlement
315 6th St., Osawatomie, Kansas
Engineering
Fas 456, Osawatomie, Kansas
Industry; Architecture
212 First St., Osawatomie, Kansas
Engineering
Fas 1604, Osawatomie, Kansas
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Politics/Government
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Architecture
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Politics/Government; Architecture
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Architecture
145 W. Fourth Ave., Garnett, Kansas
Architecture
812 W. 4th St., Garnett, Kansas
Agriculture; Exploration/Settlement; Architecture
4 Mi. Sw Of Harris, Harris, Kansas
