Topeka – Camping with Christi

Brown v Board of Education National Historic Site, Topeka, Kansas

Monroe Elementary School houses the park visitor center. It was one of four segregated elementary schools for African Americans in Topeka.

Colors of Topeka, Kansas

Topeka had some beautiful colors around the city. The very first stop I made was at the Equality House. What is the Equality House? The Equality House is a symbol of compassion, peace, and positive change. The house, which is painted the colors of the Pride flag, serves as the resource center for all PlantingContinue reading “Colors of Topeka, Kansas”

The Evel Knievel Museum, Topeka, Kansas

One of the first places I visited in Topeka, Kansas, was the Evel Knievel Museum. I grew up knowing of Evel Knievel. I knew that he rode a motorcycle & was a daredevil, but not much more. Ever wonder how he got the name Evel Knievel? Here is the story. Evel Knievel joined US ArmyContinue reading “The Evel Knievel Museum, Topeka, Kansas”