What We See and Why We Stay: Place Studies Through Windshield Surveys of Scott County, Kansas
Title
What We See and Why We Stay: Place Studies Through Windshield Surveys of Scott County, Kansas
Subject
A place study of Scott County, Kansas
Description
The western plains of Kansas sweep from one end of the horizon to another seemingly without ending. They are broken only by the sharp asphalt of highways cutting through fields and pastures which connect the numerous small towns that dot the prairie. Family vehicles, Semi-trucks, and farm implements are not uncommon sights, often waiting to turn onto highways from gravel roads. Scott County sits solidly in western Kansas, two counties away from the Colorado border and not far enough in either direction to be classified as south-western or north-western .
Creator
Macy Davis
Publisher
Chapman Center for Rural Studies
Date
Fall 2017
Contributor
Kansas State University
Rights
Chapman Center for Rural Studies
Format
PDF
Language
English
Files
Collection
Citation
Macy Davis, “What We See and Why We Stay: Place Studies Through Windshield Surveys of Scott County, Kansas,” Kansas History and Life, accessed July 9, 2020, https://othercollections.omeka.net/items/show/55.