| Atchison lies at the western-most swing of the Missouri River in the north-eastern corner of Kansas. | ![]() |
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| Bend in the
Missouri River |
Max at look-out spot, Benedictine College | The river, the city and the railroad are linked | Amelia Earhart Bridge--east end is in Missouri | Atchison, a stop for Lewis and Clark in 1804 | |
| Atchison has
some of the most beautiful--and most haunted--
houses in Kansas. |
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| This is an example of one of the many Non-haunted houses in Atchison | A ghost lives here. The family has refused to live in the house for many years | The ghost
here likes to pose in family photographs |
North view of Villa Tower. The ghost appears in photos as a shadow | ||
| Atchison is
a railroad town--the
Atchison Topeka and Sante Fe |
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| Lunch in Atchison
was at the new River House Restaurant |
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Atchison features : | Childhood home of Amelia Earhardt | Muchnic Mansion Art Center |
| A cold ale was good | Soup of the day was borscht |
The viewer will note that
Max is wearing short sleeves
during this visit to
Atchison on Nov. 11, 1999. Kansas weather
has been extremely mild
this fall, and a treat for everyone--a true topic
of conversation.
More trips are planned
to Atchison!