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Cottonwood Falls, Kansas, United States of America is a small city situated in Chase County near Kansas City in its eastern region, approximately 80 miles southwest. Nestled within the Flint Hills region known for their picturesque beauty and fascinating history lies Cottonwood Falls; nestled therein lie many state parks and preserves like Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve as well as Chase State Fishing Lake - as well as being close by are multiple state fishing lakes like Cottonwood State Fishing Lake for fishing enthusiasts to take advantage of nearby.
Cottonwood Falls was initially named Cottonwood after its namesake Cottonwood River; however, in the mid 19th century settlers from New England mistook its rapids for waterfalls, leading them to change it to Cottonwood Falls as it now known. Cottonwood Falls today stands out due its picturesque historic district which houses well preserved 19th-century structures such as Chase County Courthouse and Grand Central Hotel.
Cottonwood Falls has long been home to notable figures, most notably William Allen White - Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and editor who made his home there and championed progressive politics while advocating press freedom. Other residents notable in Cottonwood Falls included writer Caroline Henderson as well as artist William S. Burroughs (who resided nearby on his farm for some years).
Cottonwood Falls has long been home to significant historical events. Most notably was its prominence during the American Civil War with the Battle of Cottonwood Falls taking place during 1861 during which Confederate forces attempted to take over its courthouse that was being used as a Union barracks; Union forces successfully defended it, and Confederates were ultimately forced to retreat. Today visitors can learn more about Cottonwood Falls history and culture at Chase County Historical Society Museum which features exhibits dedicated to local art, agriculture and industry.
