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How important is Quantrill’s Raid and its legacy to contemporary Lawrence?
Asked at Massachusetts Street on August 18, 2013
“Very important. It shaped the character of the city.”
“It’s iconic. The most important part of our history.”
“I think everyone should learn their history.”
“It’s critical.”
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