Kansas

Kansas

Kansas

Kansas

Kansas

Did You Know?

• Civil War veteran S.P. Dinsmoor used over 100 tons of concrete to build the Garden of Eden in Lucas. Even the fl ag above the mausoleum is made of concrete. • Sumner County is known as The Wheat Capital of the World.

• In 1990 Kansas wheat farmers produced enough wheat to make 33 billion loaves of bread, or enough to provide each person on earth with 6 loaves. • The world famous fast-food chain of Pizza Hut® opened its fi rst store in Wichita.

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• A 30-ft. tall statue of Johnny Kaw stands in Manhattan. The statue represents the importance of the Kansas wheat farmer. • Amelia Earhart was the fi rst woman granted a pilot’s license by the National Aeronautics Association and was the fi rst woman to fl y solo across the Atlantic Ocean.

Information included was compiled from numerous sources by Midwest Meetings®

magazine.

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VISIT SALINA

Right place. Right reason. Right now.

Jo Ann McClure 120 W Ash

jmcclure@salinakansas.org 785-827-9301

Area hotel rooms: 2,000 Entertainment nearby: Rolling Hills Wildlife Adventure, Smoky Hill Museum, Smoky Hill Vineyard & Winery, Stiefel Theatre, Art Center, Community Theatre, Golf Area meeting facilities: Bicentennial Center, Ramada Convention Center, Court- yard by Marriott

Salina…the right choice for meeting planners!

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ee why meeting planners choose Salina! At the crossroads of I-70 & I-135 in Central Kansas, fi nd Heartland Hospitality at 25+ lodging facilities. Unique venues accommo- date intimate groups in winery, zoo, theater, museum or ranch settings. The versatile Bicentennial Center welcomes groups of ten to arena seating for 8,000, with breakouts and exhibit space. Local attractions and events provide entertainment at museums, theatres, festivals, art center and cinema, specialty shops in our historic downtown Lee District, farms and ranches. Visit Salina specializes in custom- ized convention/conference service packages to fi t your particular needs. Call today for personalized service. We work closely with meeting planners so that every detail is perfect.

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