Cato Historical Preservation Association
Cato, Crawford County, Kansas



History of Cato Cato Fall Tour Info Fall Tour Photos 2005-2019 E-mail   Marilyn Flagg: marilynf324@hughes.net





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Congratulations to Rosetta Coonrod Schemenauer
winner of the 2019 Quilt Give-away! Many thanks to Sue James who created this beautiful hand-made quilt.

Cato School
Annual Fall Tour

Watch for next years event coming in the Fall of 2020
An exciting adventure for kids and adults

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Cato School (built in 1869) Cato, Kansas

Contact a CHPA Board Member for more information
email Marilyn Flagg: marilynf324@hughes.net

 


Eldon Bartley explains branding



 


Come Join Us!
Anyone interested in becoming a member of the committee is invited.
If you would like to help with the Cato School Project,
or make a financial contribution, please contact
a member of the Cato Historical Preservation Committee.

Cato Historical Preservation Association Members

Susie Stelle, Mary Portwood, Richard Coonrod, Jerry Coonrod, Ralph Carlson,
Joe Bournonville, Anna Portwood Swank, Katharine Spigarelli, Marilyn Coonrod Flagg, Elizabeth Portwood Thompson, Bob George, Jamie Thompson, Buck Rowland, Jan Steele, Carolyn Smith Corral, Barbara and Jerry Hixenbaugh, Sandy Mertz, Ronnie Smith





 

Judd Bailey teaches the kids about farms and horses

Joe Maghe shares Civil War artifacts



Marilyn Flagg, Jerry Coonrod, Susie Stelle
Seated - Maudine Picht who was a teacher at the Cato School
 


Directions to Cato, Kansas

    On U.S. Highway 69 between Ft. Scott and Pittsburg, Kansas, turn west on 720 Avenue, one mile north of the Arcadia turn-off (or one mile south of the Bourbon County line). Go west for one mile, then turn north for 1/2 mile and then left one mile to Cato.
We hope you'll drop by and take a look! 		 
 
Thanks to all those who have donated their time, money, and resources to make the Cato restoration project become a reality. So much progress has been made on our beautiful little school since we began this work over ten years ago. It has all been possible because of generous donations from people who care about the Cato School and a grant from the Kansas Historical Society.
 

Susie Stelle
A founding member of the Cato Historical Preservation Association

Joe Bournonville
One of the dedicated volunteers
who helps make the Cato Fall Tour such a success
 



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