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Holton, Kansas is a charming small-town setting situated in Jackson County in northeast Kansas. Nestled along Soldier Creek's banks, Holton boasts an idyllic small-town charm with its historic downtown area and tree-lined streets. Furthermore, Holton's central location allows easy access to major cities like Topeka and Kansas City; making Holton an ideal home for those searching for both peaceful rural life and urban amenities.
Holton's rich history includes its involvement with the Underground Railroad. Beginning in the mid 19th century, it served as a stop along this network of secret routes and safe houses used by slaves seeking freedom in North America via Oregon Trail. Today visitors can learn about this period by visiting sites like Jackson County Historical Society's Underground Railroad Museum in Holton.
Holton has long been home to many notable individuals who have made an impactful mark in various fields. One such individual was Buster Keaton, the legendary silent film actor and comedian best known for his deadpan expression and acrobatic stunts who featured in many iconic silent era films; later going on to become one of cinema's greatest actors ever seen in film history. Charles Curtis served as Vice President under Herbert Hoover; being of Native American Kaw descent he became the first Vice President to bear such title ever held by someone of acknowledged Native American Kaw ancestry ever.
Holton has long been the site of notable events. Notable among them was the Holton Massacre of 1863 during the American Civil War when Confederate guerrillas attacked Holton resulting in several Union soldiers and residents being massacred by Confederate guerrillas. This event left an indelible mark on Holton as it served as a stark reminder of turbulent times during that conflict. Nowadays Holton celebrates its history through annual events such as Jackson County Fair which brings people together for agricultural exhibits, live entertainment performances, carnival rides and much more fun - which brings people together all year long!
