One more picture of the old Portland cement plant in Mildred,KS... 1911 post card of Mildred..Theres still a store open there. Looking north down Main Street in the famous Kansas ghost town of Neosho Falls .....Its hard to believe that at one time it had 1200 residents and 3 blocks of business buildings..The record July 13,1951 flood ruined this town...The water got as deep as 16 ft on Main Street...It had rained 9-10 inches in June of 1951..Then from July 9-12th,1951 lots of eastern Kansas got 16-19 inches of rain...After the flood most business owners just left...For many years after the buildings stood there with the flood damaged inventory until they all finally fell down..The last ones went down around 2010. An old postcard in the early days of Neosho Falls.
The old Neosho Falls HS still stands...While taking pictures there in 2006 several old ladies told me that water almost got in the 2nd floor where they escaped to on July 13,1951. A 1951 post card of the flood. The old Community building and town hall in Neosho Falls. The last 2 business buildings standing in 2006. The Neosho River that set a record crest of 16.3 ft over flood stage on July 13,1951...Its been tamed with dams upstream. Another old PC from Neosho Falls..
In 1879 President Rutherford B Hays spoke to an estimated crowd of 30-40,000 at Riverside Park in Neosho Falls..In 1879 it had 1200 residents and today its around 140 residents.
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