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Topeka, Kansas in Shawnee County
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Also known as:
The Capital City of Kansas
Golden City
16 active listings near Topeka
👍 USDA, * Price Change, * New, * Sale Pending
$810,000    111 NW Hardt Ave
$250,000    NE US 24 Hwy
$249,000    1020 NE US 24 Hwy
$149,900   * 1225 NE Madison St
$132,500   * 1200 NW Western Ave
$120,000    219 NE Grant St
$94,000   * 1730 NW Taylor St
$80,000   * 1810 NW Fillmore St
$79,900   * 1808 NW Fillmore St
$65,000   * 225 NW Gordon St
$49,900   * 916 NW Jackson St
$49,500   * NW Lyman Rd
$45,000   * 1320 NW Central Ave
$38,000    1900 NW Lyman Rd
$29,900   * 1900 NW Lyman Rd
$10,000    1304 NW Van Buren St

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

Here are some facts about the history of Topeka, Kansas:

1. The area that is now Topeka was originally inhabited by the Kansa and Shawnee Native American tribes.

2. The name "Topeka" is thought to originate from a Kansa-Osage word meaning "place where we dug potatoes."

3. Topeka became the capital city of Kansas in 1861.

4. In 1954, the U.S. Supreme Court's landmark decision in Brown v. Board of Education overturned racial segregation in public schools, with Topeka's segregated schools being one of the five cases that were consolidated into this landmark case.

5. Topeka was the site of the 1991 "Summer of Mercy" protests against abortion that drew national attention.

6. The Topeka tornado of 1966 caused extensive damage and killed 16 people, while the Topeka flood of 1993 caused millions of dollars in damage to the city.