| Description |
2 DVDs (197 min.) : digital, stereo. ; 4 3/4 in. |
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Title from disc container. |
| Contents |
Disc 1. (123 min.) Cato tour, Nov. 9, 1996 -- Cato tour, March 29, 1997 -- Disc. 2. (74 min.) Cato tour, April 11, 1998 -- Cato tour, Nov. 4, 2000 -- I.K. Brown rock house & barn, Apr. 21, 2001 -- Simon graves 1864, March 2004 -- Brick store building 1869, summer 1994. |
| Summary |
Video tours of Cato, Kansas. Locations toured include Trogdon Cemetery, Fowler Cemetery, Coonrod Cemetery, Howard Cemetery, Nance Cemetery, I.K. Brown rock house & barn, Simon graves and a brick store building. Cato was founded in 1854 by John Rogers who moved to the area from Ft. Scott. E.J. Boring established the first post office in 1958 and named the town Cato. Cato is the oldest town in Crawford County. It had the first county fair, school, coal mining operation, and grist mill in the county. |
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Cato (Kan.) -- History.
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Crawford County (Kan.) -- History.
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Rogers, John.
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Boring, E. J.
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| Added Author |
Spurling, John.
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Knoll, J. T. (James T.)
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