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Although we have often visited Red Cloud, Nebraska for the Willa Cather gatherings, we have always been too busy with the Cather events t...

Among my favorite places when we travel are the homes of authors.  Our road trip may have a different ultimate destination, but I will chec...

Prior to the movement to include more women among those proud representatives of their individual states among the bronze and marble statue...

Amelia Earhart at Lundeen Studios It has been a long flight for Amelia Earhart but at last she will  reach her destination!  In 1999 th...

The ladies have been too long neglected in the National Statuary Hall and that has finally been noticed!  I am particularly pleased by Ne...

A few of the book titles Isaac owned in similar editions I confess.  I am still one of those who likes to hold a book in my hands when ...

Reading the 1880-1890s County Capital newspapers While going through the clippings and notes I save, I discovered a clipping from a new...

Art is so large it filled the entire bay door Why is it that sometimes the local treasures closest to home are overlooked as we trav...

Iris from Spring of 2019 The spring of 2019 was a challenging year for iris.  Straight line winds and heavy rain whipped and drenc...

Isaac's journal kept during the Populist Movement The early years of what became the United States of America consisted almost enti...

Last week's blog left Isaac Werner on his way to Pratt, leaving Cullison after feeding and resting his horses a bit.  If you have not b...

Wagon displayed in Stafford County (KS) Museum Having been successful marketing his potatoes further south of his community, Isaac Wern...

James B. Cullison moved on to Oklahoma with his family, but the town named for him began to grow.  (You may visit last week's blog to...