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Smalltown sesquicentennial
Eudora unites for 150th celebration
Lawrence artist Jim Brothers sculpted this bronze statue of Shawnee tribal Indian leader Paschal Fish ...
Sesquicentennial ceremonies didn't begin with a bang Oct.5, but with the plucking of a harp. ...
Eudora City Administrator Cheryl Beatty leads a toast during a sesquicentennial pre-party Friday. The party ...
Eudora Nursing Center resident Sue Durkin kisses Eudora Mayor Tom Pyle on the cheek Friday ...
Paschal Fish descendants Dorothy Fish Hall, Wynona Fish Howser, Claire Eudora Fish Warner and Eudora ...
Youngsters dance to music by the Michael Beers Band Friday night. The street dance was ...
Fireworks flashed across the sky Oct. 5. The show served as a tribute to the ...
Harold Macumber interviews Aryan Hutchinson for the Miss EudoraFest pageant during EudoraFest Oct. 6.
Elva Kindred and JoAnn Becker tend the Eudora United Methodist Church bake sale table. More ...
Lawrence artist Jim Brothers and model Hannah Copp talk before unveiling the Eudora and Paschal ...
Hannah Copp stands next to the Eudora and Paschal Fish statue by Lawrence artist Jim ...
Time capsule committee member Bonnie Daigh throws a clod of dirt on the 150th anniversary ...
Ron Stone prepares to hit a nail as part of the nail driving contest Saturday.
Sherryl Marable and Leota Burnett perform "The Lords Prayer" Saturday before the unveiling of the ...
Reigning Miss Kansas Alyssa George releases balloons into the air following the burial of the ...
Tyler Fritzel plays guitar during the annual EudoraFest talent show.
Crowds packed Main Street for most of the day Saturday during the EudoraFest and sesquicentennial ...
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