PopKulture's photos with the keyword: KS

Jim's Steak House in eastern Kansas sports this amazing sign! 2006

Alternating blocks of vibrant color can result in simple but effective visuals. I think this one qualifies. Wichita, Kansas. 2002

The Purity Cafe on U.S. Highways 77 and 166. 124 South Summit Street, Arkansas City, Kansas. A great neon sign and attractive facade with a quaint, clean interior. Postcard circa 1951.

This Topeka hotel relies on the familiar Jayhawk as its symbol and namesake. Vintage matchbook cover.

“Kansas Calling You!” A thoroughly enchanting postcard espousing the virtues of the middle-western state. “Room for a Million!” Copyrighted 1911

Vintage linen postcard for the quaint Skyliner Motel in Concordia, Kansas. Circa 1951.

Vintage postcard for the Rocket Motel in Salina, Kansas, showing a great sign and an attached café. The back of the card carries the boast - “The rest of your life.” Who knows until you try…

"Tip-Top Motel East Side of Eureka, Kansas On U.S. Highway 54 12 Units - Ultra Modern Throughout Air-conditioned - Individual Panel Radiant Heat Phone 1418 T.V. - Phones - Family Units Mr. & Mrs. George H. Doerr"

Delightful antique photograph of a vernacular cross-gable Victorian home in the later stages of construction somewhere in the Mid or Middle West - possibly Kansas. Most of the exterior is complete except for the tower, and a few tools can be seen lying around in the foreground.

One of my favorite postcard folders - from the wheat state, Kansas.