Posted in Kansas
September 22, 2016
The Friendliest Small Town In Kansas Where Everyone Knows Your Name
Small towns are notorious for being both kind and charming… so how do you choose one to be the friendliest of them all? When it comes to this tiny Kansas borough, it isn’t just the welcoming residents that drew us in, but also the unique culture that makes this small town the memorable place it is.
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Built by Civil War veteran S.P. Dinsmoor in 1907, the Garden of Eden is comprised of an old log cabin and 150 incredible three-story-tall concrete structures.
The impressive Deeble Sculpture Garden features the work of Florence Deeble (who -- as a child -- watched Dinsmoor create his iconic masterpiece), while the neighboring Grassroots Art Center showcases the work of unknown and untrained local artists.
The name says it all!
The bathroom at the Bowl Plaza is so rad, in fact, that is was named the 2nd best restroom in the country!
For more of our favorite places, check out our 10 Most Beautiful, Charming Small Towns In Kansas!
