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Topeka[edit]

Topeka Kansas[edit]

Topeka: 2-10-10-2; Aaron Crow; Aaron Douglas; Al Bashang; Al Bauer; Al Schweitzer; Alameda Belt Line; Albert M. Cole; Alexander Miller Harvey; Alf Landon; Alfred W. Benson; Alicia Cabrera; All Aboard! 20th Century American Trains; Alma, Kansas; Alta Vista, Kansas; Alvarado Transportation Center; Alvin Karpis; Amy Watkins; Ancona Station (Illinois); Andre Quesnel; Anna Seaton; Annette Bening; Ardmore, Oklahoma (Amtrak station); Art Griggs; Art Hauger; Art Shamsky; Art Thomason; Arthur Capper; Ash Fork Station; Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Passenger and Freight Complex Historic District; Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Passenger Depot (Colorado Springs, Colorado); Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway; ATSF 1158 class; ATSF 3450 class; ATSF 3460 class; ATSF 98; Auburn Washburn School District; Auburn, Kansas; Beep (locomotive); Ben Harris (baseball); Berryton, Kansas; Bethel Bible College; Bill Bunten; Bill Burwell; Bill Disney; Bill Hopke; Bill Moore (catcher); Bingo DeMoss; Blair Manning; Bleeding Kansas; Bob Benoit; Bob Davis (sportscaster); Brandon Adams; Brown v. Board of Education National Historic Site; Bruce B. G. Clarke; Bruce Hill (racing driver); Bryan University; Bud Fowler; Bugs Reisigl; Burlingame, Kansas; Butch Felker; Cair Paravel-Latin School; Cajon Pass; Caleb Stegall; California Trail; Capitol Federal Savings Bank; Carbondale, Kansas; Casey Converse; Catellus Development Corporation; CF7; Charles Curtis; Charlie Gelbert; Charlie Grover; Ches Crist; Chris Beatty; Chris Felix; Christopher Winship; Chuck Cottier; Chuck Hostetler; Chuck Washington; Circleville, Kansas; Clarence Heise; Cleburne (Amtrak station); Clyde Engle; Coal City Station; College of the Sisters of Bethany; Colton Crossing; Constitution Hall (Topeka, Kansas); CoreFirst Bank & Trust; Corwith Yard; Crane Observatory; Crown King Branch; Cyrus K. Holliday; Dan Stearns; Darius A. Brown; David Archibald Harvey; David Curtis Skaggs, Jr.; Deacon Jones (pitcher); Dearborn Station; Delia, Kansas; Deming (Amtrak station); Denison, Kansas; Devin Scillian; Dink Mothell; Dodge City (Amtrak station); Don O'Riley; Don Pavletich; Donald Hudson (aviator); Donald R. Heath; Douglas County, Kansas; Douglas S. Wright; Duane Pomeroy; Duff Cooley; Earl Smith (1910s outfielder); Earle Brucker, Sr.; Ed Roetz; Ed Skoog; Eddie Brown (Canadian football); Ella Schuler; Elmer Stricklett; Elmont, Kansas; EMC E1; Eric McHenry; Eric Rosen; Ernie Neitzke; Farmer Weaver; Fay Tincher; Flagstaff (Amtrak station); FM H-12-44TS; Fort Madison (Amtrak station); Fort Madison Toll Bridge; Fort Worth and Rio Grande Railway; Frank E. Petersen; Frank Hafner; Fred Comer; Fred Harvey Company; Fred Phelps; G. Warren Nutter; Gage Park, Topeka; Gainesville, Texas (Amtrak station); Gallup (Amtrak station); Garden City (Amtrak station); Garnett Lucille Ryman; Gary Woodland; GE U28CG; GE U30CG; Gene Cocreham; Gene St. Leon; George Bullard; George Clark (baseball); George Haddock (baseball); Grand Canyon Depot; Great Bend Station; Great Overland Station; Gregg Binkley; Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railroad Passenger Station; Guy McFadden; Gwendolyn Brooks; Hal Mauck; Harley Young; Harriet Lerner; Harry Bright; Harry Chapman (baseball); Harry D. Felt; Harry Huston; Harry Smith (infielder); Harveyville, Kansas; Hayden High School (Topeka, Kansas); Heartland Park Topeka; Helen Chenoweth-Hage; Henry Bostick; Henry Worrall (artist); Hill's Pet Nutrition; Holbrook railroad station; Holton, Kansas; Homer Blankenship; Hooks Iott; Hoyt, Kansas; Hutchinson (Amtrak station); Interstate 35; Interstate 435; Interstate 470 (Kansas); Interstate 70; Interstate 70 in Kansas; Isabell Masters; Isleta Station; Jack Baldschun; Jack Bloomfield (baseball); Jack Richardson (baseball); Jack Ridgway; Jackson County, Kansas; Jacob Alan Dickinson; Jake Beckley; James McClinton; James R. Goodman; Jane Heap; Jayne Houdyshell; Jeannette Eyerly; Jeff Stone (Wisconsin politician); Jefferson County, Kansas; Jeremy Turner; Jesse Haines; Jim Buchanan; Jim Riley (ice hockey); Jim Slattery; Jimmy Macullar; Jimmy Whelan; Joan Finney; Joan Wagnon; Joe Agler; Joe Ardner; Joe Crisp; Joe Heving; Joe McDonald (third baseman); Joe Rickert; Joe Schultz (outfielder); John Brooks Slaughter; John Dowd (baseball); John F. Kilmartin; John Flavin; John Fogarty (baseball); John Gibson (ice hockey b. 1970); John Hamilton (Kansas politician); John O'Connell (second baseman); John Parrella; John Rennicke; John Ritchie (abolitionist); John Sargent House; John Sneed; Johnson County, Kansas; Joliet Union Station; Josh Billings (catcher); Josh Devore; Josh Kulick; K-7 (Kansas highway); Kansas; Kansas City, Kansas; Kansas City, Missouri; Kansas Department of Transportation; Kansas Historical Society; Kansas Museum of History; Kansas River; Kansas State Capitol; Kansas State High School Activities Association; Kansas Turnpike; Karl Bowman; Karl Menninger; Kathleen Sebelius; Katrina Leskanich; Kaw River State Park; Kay McFarland; KDVV; Kelie McIver; Kelly Miller (ice hockey b. 1979); Kenneth Miller Adams; Kenny Starr; Kerry Livgren; Kid Durbin; Kingman (Amtrak station); Kirke Mechem; KJTY; KKSW; Kliph Scurlock; KMAJ (AM); KMAJ-FM; KNZA; KTOP (AM); KTPK; KWIC (FM); Kyle Weems; L. Brent Kington; La Junta (Amtrak station); La Plata (Amtrak station); Lamar (Amtrak station); Lamy (Amtrak station); Landon Arena; Larry Kidney; Larry McGinnis; Larry Miller (baseball); Las Vegas (Amtrak station); Lawrence (Amtrak station); Lawrence, Kansas; Lawton Nuss; Lee Dashner; Leech Maskrey; Leo Lyons (basketball); Lester S. Moore; Linda Spalding; Linda Vista Community Hospital; List of mayors of Topeka; List of people from Topeka, Kansas; Lois Smith; Los Angeles Junction Railway; Lou Johnson (pitcher); Louis Durant; Luke Erickson; Lyndon, Kansas; Maple Hill, Kansas; Marco Emond; Margaret Murdock; Marilynn Smith; Mark Turgeon; Marla Luckert; Marshall Bridges; Max Yoho; Mayetta, Kansas; Mazon Station; McCook Station (Illinois); McFarland, Kansas; McGregor (Amtrak station); McLouth, Kansas; Media in Topeka, Kansas; Mel Queen (pitcher/outfielder); Melvern, Kansas; Memorial Building (Topeka, Kansas); Meriden, Kansas; Mike Degurse; Mike King (Kansas politician); Mike Krsnich; Mike Torrez; Millsdale Station; Milt Whitehead; Mohave County Hospital; Monica Young; Mooney Creek, Kansas; Moose Clabaugh; Nancy Landon Kassebaum; Ned Pettigrew; Newton (Amtrak station); Nick Allen; Nickell Memorial Armory; Noah C. McFarland; Norman (Amtrak station); Northern Hills Junior High School; Northwestern Pacific Railroad; Nortonville, Kansas; Oakland Terminal Railway; Oklahoma City (Amtrak station); Old Santa Fe Depot of Guthrie; Oliver Brown (civil rights); Olivet, Kansas; Oregon Trail; Osage City, Kansas; Osage County, Kansas; Oskaloosa, Kansas; Otis Lambeth; Overbrook, Kansas; Ozawkie, Kansas; Pasadena Subdivision; Passenger train stations in Arizona; Paul Ryan (guitarist); Pauline, Kansas; Pauls Valley (Amtrak station); Paxico, Kansas; Payless ShoeSource; Pearce Chiles; Pep Goodwin; Perry, Kansas; Peter Max Lawrence; Peter Ruckman; Philip Billard Municipal Airport; Polly McLarry; Quenemo, Kansas; Railroad Wars; Ralph Glaze; Raton Pass; Ray Pepper; Raúl Jorge Muñoz; Redondo Junction train wreck; Reinisch Rose Garden and Doran Rock Garden; Ren Deagle; Rex Stout; Rick DeHart; Riley Gardner; Rob Rankin; Robert E. Davis; Robert Ebendorf; Robert Merrell Gage; Robert Soucy; Ron Estes; Ron Thornburgh; Ronald Evans; Roscoe Born; Ross Grimsley; Ross Grimsley (1950s pitcher); Ross Reynolds; Rossville, Kansas; Roy Beecher; Roy W. Menninger; Royal Gorge; Ryan Torain; Sam Agnew; Sam Mayer; Sammy Taylor (baseball); Santa Fe 1010; Santa Fe 2913; Santa Fe 2926; Santa Fe 3415; Santa Fe 3751; Santa Fe 3759; Santa Fe 5; Santa Fe 5000; Santa Fe 5017; Santa Fe Building (Amarillo); Santa Fe Freight Depot; Santa Fe Industries; Santa Fe Pacific Corporation; Santa Fe Railroad Tugboats; Santa Fe Railway Shops (Albuquerque); Santa Fe Terminal Complex; Santa Fe Trail; Santa Fe-Southern Pacific merger; Scott Taylor (right-handed pitcher); Scranton, Kansas; SD26; Seaman High School; Shanti Gandhi; Shawnee County, Kansas; Sheila Bellush; Sheila Ryan; Sherman Jones; Shirley Phelps-Roper; Sibley Railroad Bridge; Silver Lake, Kansas; Smith Automobile Company; Sokoni Karanja; Soldier, Kansas; Southern Transcon; Sport McAllister; Spud Johnson; State Library of Kansas; Steve Brudniak; Streamline Ewing; Sumner Elementary School; Super C (freight train); Surf Line; Tandem Library Group; Tecumseh, Kansas; Ted Davidson; Tehachapi Loop; Terry Fox (baseball); The Topeka Capital-Journal; The Upstage Gallery; Thomas Ryan (congressman); Thompsonville, Kansas; Tim Conboy; Timeline of Topeka history; Tom Dinkel; Tom Hughes (pitcher, born 1884); Tom Reilly (baseball); Tom Sullivan (1880s pitcher); Tommy Harper; Tony DeFate; Tony Tonneman; Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library; Topeka (Amtrak station); Topeka High School; Topeka Lutheran School; Topeka metropolitan area; Topeka Public Schools; Topeka State Hospital; Topeka Zoo; Topeka, Kansas; Travis Schuldt; Trey Lewis; Troy Mann; Troy Wilson (American football); U.S. Route 24; U.S. Route 40; Union Depot (Pueblo, Colorado); Union Station (Dallas); Union Station (Denver, Colorado); Union Station (Kansas City, Missouri); United States District Court for the District of Kansas; USS Topeka; Valley Falls, Kansas; Verlon Walker; Vic Davalillo; W. Walter Menninger; Wabaunsee County, Kansas; Wabaunsee, Kansas; Ward-Meade Park Botanical Gardens; Washburn Rural High School; Washburn University; Washburn University Carnegie Library Building; Westar Energy; Westboro Baptist Church; Whiting, Kansas; WIBW (AM); WIBW-FM; Wilder D. Baker; Wiley Taylor; Willard, Kansas; William C. Menninger; William Howard Thompson; William R. Roy; Willie Mitchell (baseball); Winchester, Kansas; WXK91; Zelma Henderson