Lists Of Sites And Attractions
...throughout the Solomon Valley
​Looking for something new to do?  Want to learn about local Solomon Valley history and heritage? Take some time and discover Mitchell County. You'll be glad you did! ​
​Beloit       
  • Mitchell County Courthouse - Main & Hersey (NHR) 
  • St. John's Catholic Church - 701 E Court (NHR) 
  • Mitchell County Museum - 402 W 8th 
  • First Presbyterian Church  Bell - ​321 E Main St,
  • Little Red Schoolhouse - Hwy 24 (NHR) 
  • General Store Antiques & Museum 
  • Trojan Stadium - WPA work project 
  • Chautauqua Park
  • Isle of Lights - Chautauqua Park / Christmas season
  • 2 historical homes & Victorian homes (no tours)
  • Learn More About Beloit Attractions​
Glen Elder   
​Glen Elder State Park
  • ​Waconda Visitor & Education Center
  • Waconda Heritage Village - Hopewell Church
  • Waconda Springs Replica - Just south of Park office
  • Fishing, swimming, camping, marina, boating 
  • Learn More About GE State Park Attractions

​Our Farming Heritage ...Everywhere Around Us
Cawker City
  • World Famous Ball of Twine - US 24
  • Hesperian Library / Museum
  • Wisconsin St National Historic District (NHR) 
  • Historical Marker Waconda Springs - US 24
  • Waconda Lake - US 24
  • United Methodist Church Organ
  • Old Brock Bridge
  • Learn More About Cawker City Attractions
Asherville 
  • Grain elevator 
  • Rock school house on old highway 24 between Asherville & Beloit
​Simpson      
  • Historical bank building
​Scottsville
  • Info forthcoming
Tipton ​Hunter
Kansas Post Rock

Mitchell County Kansas is also considered the Land of the Kansas Post Rock. The term reflects the many miles of limestone rock, remnant from sediment left from an ancient sea that once covered the region, cut from many local quarries. The chalky stone was used for fence posts and other construction from the turn of the 19th century and into the 20th century, to erect what are now our oldest remaining houses and buildings, many of which are still in use. These buildings are evidence of our pioneer heritage, spirit and the determination it took to settle our county.