Brewster Higley's cabin April 2, 2011
A Kansas radio personality has launched a campaign to raise money for Brewster Higley's cabin in Smith County where the frontier doctor wrote in 1872 what eventually became the Kansas state song. The cabin, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, badly needs repairs, estimated to cost between $80,000 and $100,000, to restore it to its original integrity.
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The interior of Brewster Higley's cabin has a few late 19th century artifacts associated with life on the prairie, none connected to Higley. The cabin, with its dirt floor, is sparsely decorated.
The interior of Brewster Higley's cabin has a few late 19th century artifacts associated with life on the prairie, none connected to Higley. The cabin, with its dirt floor, is sparsely decorated.
The interior of Brewster Higley's cabin has a few late 19th century artifacts associated with life on the prairie, none connected to Higley. The cabin, with its dirt floor, is sparsely decorated.
Brewster Higley's cabin has three limestone walls and one log wall. The interior has a dirt floor and a few late 19th century artifacts.
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