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Butler County in south-central Kansas is well known for its scenic countryside and rich history, situated east of Wichita and bordered by several other counties such as Sedgwick, Cowley and Greenwood. Within Butler County are various small towns and communities as well as parks and natural areas - making for an idyllic landscape perfect for any adventure!
Butler County was home to numerous Native American tribes such as Osage, Kansa and Wichita; several historical battles took place there such as Battle of Black Jack near Baldwin City in 1856; visitors can now learn about its rich Native American past at Butler County History Center & Kansas Oil Museum located in El Dorado.
Years have brought with them many notable figures that have called Butler County home, such as astronaut Ron Evans who hailed from St. Francis but raised in Butler County; serving as command module pilot on Apollo 17 mission and amassing over 300 hours in space travel logged while also growing up here. Martina McBride attended Sharon high school before going onto Medicine Lodge High.
Butler County has long been home to notable residents, events and historical moments - most notably, the Wichita State University plane crash of October 1970 near Silver Lake that claimed 31 lives - 14 of which belonged to its football team - killing 31 individuals and inducing widespread trauma throughout Butler County and Wichita itself. Now visitors can discover this tragic chapter in history at Wichita State University Memorial '70 located within Wichita itself.
