Marysville is a city in and the county seat of Marshall County, Kansas, United States. As of the 2010 census, the city population was 3,294.
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This trail is perfect for any type of trail exercise. It is week maintained. There are a lot of snakes in warmer weather, so be mindful.
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Black Squirrels on Parade gives visitors the opportunity to get up close and personal with Marysville’s official mascot! Thirty-four 5-foot fiberglass black squirrels are displayed throughout town, designed and painted by local and regional artists. Grab a map at the Visitors Center or area gas stations and go find each squirrel to learn more about the inspiration behind our furry friends!
Okay, we got a kick out of the sign entering Marysville: "Black Squirrel Capital." Turns out there is a story or legend behind this. Anyway, I took one night-time photo of one of a couple dozen sculpture of black squirrel that are located in sundry places around Marysville. Did I go looking for all of them? No. But the idea was such a goofy one (someone had to be laughing about this), and these sculptures are by local and invited artists - I think it would be a fun project to go find them all. Might even do it myself next time through. Kids might have more fun with this, and it would be better for them than staring at another cell phone game, right? To the squirrels!
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Stables are restored to when this served as a Pony Express Home Station. Nice museum adjacent, includes a brief video on the PX, and displays that represent this area of Northeast Kansas, and Marysville.
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Step onto an actual ferry replica built from local Cottonwood, and get a sense what crossing the nearby Big Blue River was like in the mid 1800's. Several plaques also outline the many important trails that converged here as the populace migrated west. Again, takes some finding to get to (from US 77 south of town, then along the rail yards and levee to the northwest). Nice little park that makes a relatively quick stop.
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The Marshall County Historical Society is housed in the retired nineteenth century courthouse. There are many fine exhibits and the staff is very friendly and glad to help you find any information you need.
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