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Volunteers gathered July 28-29, 1956, to pour a concrete slab for the shelter house in the Rossville, Kansas, city park. Pictured standing left to right are Walter Schlup, Ivan Britt, Ed Rafferty, Albert Coleman, Milton Bahner, L.B. Crow, John…

Ladies Literary and Music Club members at a picnic in 1912. Seated on ground right to left: Clyde Cless in front of his mother, Katie Cless, Ella Williams in front of Lulu Kassabaum, the two Ballou boys, Paul and Wallace, in front of their mother,…

Three unidentified people at the Rossville, Kansas, Fourth of July parade in the early 1900s.

Ladies of the chorale group pictured left to right are: front row, Gladys Jamieson, Clare Miller, Mrs. Skaggs, May Bradley, Mrs. Hedges, and Miss Smith; middle row, Esther Pratt, Grace Hartzell, Mrs. Cless, Virgil McPherson, and Margaret DeBarrows;…

Rossville's Brass Band, started in 1879, brought fame to the town during the years it existed. The band played Saturday night concerts and frequently played for the horse races held at St. Marys. Members pictured (left to right) standing are William…

People gathered to participate in a Fourth of July parade in Rossville, Kansas.

People stand next to parked cars as they watch a parade go down Main Street in Rossville, Kansas.

People relax against parked cars on Main Street as they watch a Tall Corn Festival parade in Rossville, Kansas. The boy on the left is Kenneth Coleman and the one next to him is Doug Kelsey.

People line Main Street in Rossville, Kansas, for an unknown event.

Members of the Rossville High School girls basketball team of 1907 are (pictured left to right) Maude White, Daisy Kiegley, Mabel Stewart, Edith Burns, Ida Zickefoose, and Ethel Binns. Ida Zickefoose is holding a basketball with "RHS '07" painted on…