Wyandotte County Past & Present
Across
- 1. oldest farmhouse in Kansas
- 7. hometown hardware store located at 49th State Avenue
- 8. rumored to have “giant” cows and haunted
- 12. Mexican restaurant with “old school” vibe
- 13. diner opened in 1938. Famous for breakfast and lunch
- 15. 1500-acre park with man made lake
- 16. pool with two levels and adult only swim
- 17. home of Tiblow Days
- 18. mall opened in 1971
- 20. chicken restaurant that started in gas station
- 22. meat processor founded in 1946
- 28. 1st Protestant hospital between Mississippi River and Pacific Coast
- 29. Croatian heritage neighborhood
- 31. home of the 18 cent hamburger
- 33. Patsy Cline played last concert here
- 34. nickname for Wyandotte County
- 35. home of a huge tenderloin
- 39. locals from Wyandotte County
- 40. high school with working fireplaces in social hall
- 42. high school originally named Rural High School District No 2
- 45. home of the Dotteversity Parade
- 47. unified KCK, Bonner Springs, Edwardsville governments
- 48. Italian restaurant in Indian Springs Mall
- 49. 1/2 mile oval dirt track
Down
- 2. mall featuring 80+ legendary Kansans
- 3. manufacturing district
- 4. John (Tiny) McTaggert is Mayor
- 5. steakhouse derived from TV Series
- 6. local sporting goods store
- 9. indoor roller rink
- 10. road that passes through KCK, Bonner Springs, Basehor and Tonganoxie
- 11. live marble making demonstrations
- 14. 1.5 mile tri-oval track
- 19. jewelry store located at 74th State Avenue
- 21. pool and billiards establishment
- 23. private Roman Catholic High School
- 24. home of the pink dressing
- 25. home of the Salad Burger
- 26. outdoor amphitheater
- 27. African-American community
- 29. the only legislated African-American high school in Kansas
- 30. school colors are purple and white
- 32. theatre located where Reardon Civic Center now resides
- 36. food delivered by train
- 37. Independent League Baseball team
- 38. hometown grocery store
- 41. neighborhood originally called Connor
- 43. one of 1st Hispanic neighborhoods
- 44. honors America’s farmers
- 46. home of staircase that leads to nowhere