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Baxter Springs, Kansas in Cherokee County
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Also known as:
First Cowtown In Kansas
48 active listings near Baxter Springs
👍 USDA, * Price Change, * New, * Sale Pending
$324,900   👍 2322 Park Ave
$295,000   👍 629 E 17th St
$295,000   👍 629 E 17th St
$267,670   👍* SE 40th St
$264,000   👍* 2321 Cherokee Ave
$248,900   👍 S Ballard Ave
$230,000   👍 538 E State Line Rd
$230,000   👍 538 E State Line Rd
$229,895   👍 1418 Cleveland Ave
$229,895   👍 1418 Cleveland Ave
$189,900   👍 3147 Shepard Ave
$180,000   👍 327 E 16th St
$180,000   👍 327 E 16th St
$159,000   👍 1443 Cleveland N/A Unit Avenue
$159,000   👍 1443 Cleveland Ave
$153,000   👍 2308 Sunset Ave
$153,000   👍 2308 Sunset Ave
$150,000   👍* 246 E 14th St
$150,000   👍* 246 E 14th St
$144,900   👍 404 E 4th St
$134,999   👍 1915 Park St
$134,999   👍 1913 Park St
$134,999   👍 1915 Park Ave
$134,999   👍 1915 Park Ave
$134,999   👍 1913 Park Ave
$134,999   👍 1913 Park Ave
$129,900   👍 639 W 6th St
$124,900   👍* 805 Cherokee Ave
$119,900   👍 204 E 18th St
$115,000   👍* 803 Cherokee Ave
$114,900   👍* 406 E 15th St
$109,999   👍 8630 SE 72nd St
$109,999   👍 8630 SE 72nd St
$83,000   👍 116 E 6th St
$49,900   👍 Military Ave
$37,000   👍 Dogwood Ave
$25,000   👍 617 E 11th St
$25,000   👍 617 E 11th St
$24,995   👍 1 Commons Ave
$19,900   👍 627 W 6th St
$13,900   👍 Southridge
$8,500   👍* 3223 Shepard Ave
$8,500   👍* 3207 Shepard Ave

Interested in fun facts and the history of Baxter Springs, KS?
Then read on!

Baxter Springs is known for its rich history and was once a notorious frontier town. During the Civil War, it served as a trailhead for wagon trains going west, and it was also an important stop on the Chisholm Trail. Today, Baxter Springs is a quiet community with a population of approximately 4,000 people. It's home to several historic landmarks, including the Baxter Springs Heritage Center and Museum, which tells the story of the town's past. Baxter Springs is also the site of the 1863 Baxter Springs Massacre, one of the deadliest attacks on Union soldiers during the Civil War.