St.
Joseph's in Damar nominated for 8 Wonders in Architecture
INMAN – The Kansas Sampler Foundation announced the twenty-four finalists for
the 8 Wonders of Kansas Architecture on Friday, April 25, at the
In
alphabetical order, the finalists are:
Chapel of the Veterans,
Chase
Cooper Barn, Colby
Dyche Hall,
Fox Theatre,
Franklin
Fromme-Birney Round Barn, Mullinville
Holy
John
Kansas
Lebold
Mary Queen of Peace Catholic Church, Ulysses
Masonic
Muchnic Home,
Ness County Bank,
Osborne
Peter
Paul Loewen House,
Saint Joseph
Samson
of the Cimarron,
Seelye
Topeka
Wichita
Carthalite,
Windsor Hotel, Garden City
Foundation
director Marci Penner said, “This is a tremendous group of finalists.
We have everything from a clay brick house to a hyperbolic paraboloid
church. We hope people will travel
across the state to see these amazing structures before they vote.”
The
8 Wonders of Kansas series is a project of the Kansas Sampler Foundation, a
non-profit based near Inman. The
Foundation has long used the eight elements of rural culture (architecture, art,
commerce, cuisine, customs, geography, history, and people) to help see
The
series will continue until all eight elements have been featured.
On
For
more information go to kansassampler.org. To
vote for the 8 Wonders of Kansas in Architecture, click
here.
To read the Hays Daily News article on St. Joseph's and Holy Cross Church in Pfeifer, click here.