New Haysville Activity Center
Construction began in 2016.
Category: Building or Address
1421 E Grand
1421 E Grand Haysville KS 67060.
Autumn’s Place 2013.
The Bar 2012.
Turkle Street Ribbon Cutting 1962
Turkle street ribbon cutting ceremony 1962. Shown above left to right, George Campbell, Bob Castle, John King, Fred Cohlmia, Fred Dunn. Marvin huddleston, Troy Coleman and an unidentified man.
Scan courtesy of Cathy hurley.
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The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Depot Haysville
The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway depot in Haysville, Kansas. Pictured on left, agent Ed Burke.
This appears to be a different building than whats seen in other photos we have. I am assuming this was a second depot that replaced the first.
Date unknown.
Behind the depot is Main street. The direction of the photo is north east.
Scans courtesy of Cathy Hurley.
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418 W Grand, Haysville Kansas
418 W Grand. This building was originally a Mr. Swiss and had also been home to Mike & Betty’s Carry Out, Amanda’s Floral and Changes Family Hair Care, Gary’s Barber Shop (2010-2011), Fairy Wings and Mini Things among others.
215 N Lamar
215 N Lamar built in 1969 as the Green Meadows Nursing Center at a cost of $600,00.
233 N Main, Haysville Kansas
Photo taken February of 2010.
233 N. Main was originally built as a Taco Grande Mexican fast food restaurant. Taco Grande closed after the building was severely damaged by the 1999 tornado. The building was rebuilt and then taken over by Beehler Realty. Beehler realty moved out of the building in 2009. It was later Taco J’s and then a texmex/bbq restaurant. The latter caught fire and closed. The building was demolished in november of 2017.
330 N Main, Haysville Kansas
Photo taken February 2010.
Don’t know the date this building was built but it was originally built as the Prairie State Bank. It was severely damaged in the 1999 tornado and rebuilt. Later it became Emprise Bank
N Main, Haysville Kansas
Built in 2008. Photo taken 2009.
243 N Main, Haysville Kansas
Originally the Lil’ Duffer Burger Barn and later remodeled to become a Dairy Queen and a Bioniic Burger in January of 2011.
Picture is an ad scanned from a 1980 Haysville map.
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