Jul 23, 2022
Today’s episode came from a trip we made to Sabetha Kansas to have lunch at the Brick Street Furniture Company and Wine Lounge. Friend of the podcast, Kate Miller from Hiawatha recommended that we eat there. And, now I’m recommending it to you too. While we were at Brick Street, Dustin recommended to us that we take a trip 5 miles north of Sabetha to Sycamore Springs. He mentioned that they were revitalizing the skating rink and we should stop in and see it. We thought - sure - let’s check this place out. You don’t hear about skating rinks much anymore.
So, we thought we were heading to a small little town with a skating rink. What we found was something we could have never imagined. You’ll learn more about it in this episode, where I interview Kent Grimm.
As I say at the end of the interview - I set out to tell our listeners about this really cool place that Geoff and I found on a somewhat spare of the moment trip. But, what this episode is really about is someone who has taken on the challenge of saving a piece of history and modernizing it so that it can continue to be relevant into our future.
Show Notes
Sycamore Springs White Tails Ranch website
What You’ll Learn in this Episode
- What you’ll experience if you go to Sycamore Springs in Sabetha, Kansas
- How the Grimm family is revitalizing Sycamore Springs
- About Old Albany Days and threshing bee in Albany, Kansas
- The oldest working pipe organ in Kansas is in Albany, Kansas
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