Topeka
Topeka is the capital city of Kansas. The domed, neoclassical State Capitol has murals and statues. Photos and exhibits at the Brown v. Board of Education National Historic Site commemorate the 1954 Supreme Court decision to end racial segregation in schools. The Kansas Museum of History features an 1880s locomotive. Old Prairie Town at Ward-Meade Historic Site has a mansion, 1890s schoolhouse and botanical garden.
People died in Topeka (First 41 people) - Page 0
Fred Phelps
American minister
Linda Carol Brown
Educator
Georgia Neese Clark
American banker
Charles Sheldon
Alfred W. Benson
Member of the United States Senate
Arthur Capper
Former Governor of Kansas
Karl Menninger
American psychiatrist
Joan Finney
Former Governor of Kansas
Dale E. Saffels
American lawyer
Richard Dean Rogers
Judge
Harry Hines Woodring
Former United States Secretary of War
William C. Menninger
Psychiatrist ‧ Karl Menninger's brother
Walter A. Huxman
Former Governor of Kansas
Charles Frederick Menninger
Physician
Otto Schnellbacher
American professional basketball player
Charles N. Lamison
Former United States Representative
George T. Anthony
Former Governor of Kansas
Dink Mothell
Baseball player
Dwane Simmons
Fred S. Jackson
U. S. representative
Homer Hoch
Former United States Representative
Walter R. Stubbs
Former Governor of Kansas
William R. Roy
Former United States Representative
Bruce Hill
American race car driver
Paul Pruyser
American psychologist
N. B. Willey
Former Governor of Idaho
Samuel J. Crawford
Former Governor of Kansas
Dale Gear
Baseball player
Georgia Neese Clark Gray
American actress
Don Dorrell
Actor
Noah C. McFarland
Alfred Mossman Landon
Former Governor of Kansas
George S. Robb
Military personnel
Kay McFarland
Justice
James Isham Gilbert
General
George Giles
Baseball
Guy McFadden
Baseball player
Randolph Carpenter
Former United States Representative
John G. Otis
U.S. representative
Samuel Alfred Crow
Former Judge
