CONCORDIA...
| Whether you're here for a short visit, or considering relocating here, we welcome you to look us over - we have a lot to offer! |
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| 606 Washington, Concordia Kansas 66901 I Ph: 785-243-4290 I Fax: 785-243-2014 I e-mail the Chamber |
| Proud Past... |
| Promising Future! |
For those interested in the history of the City of Concordia,
click on these two images, of old Concordia maps.
The map to the right shows the inset area marked on the
map to the left.
click on these two images, of old Concordia maps.
The map to the right shows the inset area marked on the
map to the left.
More history can be found in the this book from 1909,
Concordia in Kansas Of Course. The book sold for
Concordia in Kansas Of Course. The book sold for
evident here in Concordia! In 2006 the City offered an incentive program in the
Downtown Improvement Project. Several downtown businesses underwent a facelift that
year and the next. An active Retail community with many businesses which are open late
on Thursday evenings. Community pride has spurred the Christmas Lighting program,
which has over 150 6’ snowflakes scattered across town each holiday season!
Downtown Improvement Project. Several downtown businesses underwent a facelift that
year and the next. An active Retail community with many businesses which are open late
on Thursday evenings. Community pride has spurred the Christmas Lighting program,
which has over 150 6’ snowflakes scattered across town each holiday season!
National Orphan Train Complex Inc. The former Union Pacific Depot, placed on
the national historic registry, has undergone a complete restoration in order to
become the Orphan Train Rider Museum. Alongside the depot sits the
Morgan-Dowell Research Center. Concordia takes pride in the historic
Brown Grand Theatre, a restored opera house, also on the national historic registry.
the national historic registry, has undergone a complete restoration in order to
become the Orphan Train Rider Museum. Alongside the depot sits the
Morgan-Dowell Research Center. Concordia takes pride in the historic
Brown Grand Theatre, a restored opera house, also on the national historic registry.