There is only verbal information about this (past) station. The Morris County, KS is trying to find information but not much success yet. My mother (82) remembers it. The folks in Morris County do not know when it was torn down. It was the Railroad station for farmers to bring their milk to be taken to Council Grove,KS to the creamery there. I think there was a small waiting room for passengers. It was for Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad. (M.K.& T. railroad). I will share what I can get. >Don >I read you message about 'Downing Station.' Does anyone on the line have >further information about this Downing Station. What is/was it? >Is there any written information (anecdoctal, or otherwise) regarding this >Station?? I will be willing to purchase such information, if available. If >anyone has informaiton, please share it. > >Also, there are many Downing Schools (or, more correctly, in the past tense, >there were many Downing Schools. Does anyone know the origins and purposes >of such schools? >-----Original Message----- >From: Donald J. Smith <dandydon@carrollsweb.com> >To: DOWNING-L@rootsweb.com <DOWNING-L@rootsweb.com> >Date: Thursday, December 03, 1998 5:45 PM >Subject: Re: [DOWNING-L] Charles L. DOWNING > > >>Downing Cemetery about 1 1/2 mile NW of the Kelso,Morris,KS or >>about 4 miles East of Parkerville,Morris,KS. There is no >>road to cemetery now. >> >>I MAY have found a man that has a photo of the Downing Station >>that was there. Don >> >>-----Original Message----- >>From: Suehodnett@aol.com <Suehodnett@aol.com> >>To: DOWNING-L@rootsweb.com <DOWNING-L@rootsweb.com> >>Date: Wednesday, December 02, 1998 11:25 PM >>Subject: Re: [DOWNING-L] Charles L. DOWNING >> >> >>>Don, >>> Out of curiosity, where are John and Mary Boiler Downing buried? Sue >>>Hodnett >> >> >> >>==== DOWNING Mailing List ==== >>What Downing resources do you own? Tell us. >> >> > > >==== DOWNING Mailing List ==== > > >