An Archive Of Haysville History
Fred Stearns was the founder of the Haysville State Bank and Haysville’s first Mayor serving as Mayor from July 1951 to April 1955.
He was also a board member of the Office of the State Banking Commission from July 12, 1957 to April 30, 1961 and again from May 1, 1967 to April 30, 1973.
This sand pit turned swimming hole just North of Haysville at 5800 South Seneca was an area hot spot during the summer months. I believe it was open from sometime in the 1940s to either the late 1970s or early 1980s.
More photos of Sandy Beach can be seen here.
Blacksmith Shop
Ornaments can be purchased at City Hall, the HAC and the Library.
Former resident Russell Pinkston’s photo collection.
80s photos of an old farm house that was located on 71st just West of Haysville.
Located in the Hillcrest Plaza shopping center this address has been home to a variety of businesses including those listed below.
Pam’s Diner. 2006 to 2008.
Faye’s Diner.
Colt’s Bar & Grill in the 1990s.
The Learning Center 2009.
Preston Dunlap b.17, May 1922 OK / d.31 May 1967 KS.
Owner Dunlap Garage.
Photo circa mid 1950’s taken at the Dunlap garage, 312 So. Main. Photo may have been taken for the Haysville newspaper or by family friend.
Photo submitted by Dunlap family.
This location is now closed.
424 W. Grand Haysville, KS. (316)522-1281
Convenience store with ready to eat food to go.
Address: 7101 S. Meridian
Opened: 2007
Mascot: Bulldogs
Photo: 2007
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