History of Arma, Kansas
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Downtown Arma Historical Photos

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On Right: Filosa Blacksmith On Left: Sellegrins-????, Police Brothers Grocery, Ossana Meat Market Can anyone better identify this picture or make any corrections?
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Gesto Baunto (?) Residence, South Grade School (Far right background)
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This marker is located at the south end of Arma. It is one concrete pillar with a different plaque on each side. These markers designate two highway projects. The photo on the right isn't too easily read but it says Project No. 120 and is dated 1923. Project #40, 1922, was for paving a 16' wide concrete highway from the south end of Franklin to the south city limits of Arma. Project #120, 1923, was for paving a 16' wide concrete highway from the south end of Arma to the north end of Arma. An item mentioned in the plans was that the county must pay for the marker out of their own funds as it was not an eligible part of the project The photo on the right isn't too easily read but it says Project No. 120 and is dated 1923.
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  • History
    • City of Arma home page
  • Events
    • Christmas events
  • Churches
    • Latter Day Saints Church
    • M E. Church
    • Baptist Church
    • St. Joseph Catholic Church
  • Government
    • City Council
  • Stories
    • "Handbook on the Frontier Days of Southeast Kansas" article by Bernice Shackleton
    • Arma Golden Jubilee article by Miss Loraine Steele
    • Poem - 1915 Edition of the Arma Record
    • The Sidewalk - Tale of two cities
    • Veteran's Memorial
  • Businesses
  • Privacy Policy