Talk:Haggard, Kansas

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Input from a former Kansan

Hi. I'm from Kansas. I know that "original research" is inadmissable in encyclopedia content, but I'm pretty sure you can verify this using "Google Street View."

Edit: In fact, I just did. Google Street view calls the place 19331 US-56, Cimarron KS. At that location there's a grain elevator. The pasture behind the grain elevator is where Haggard Kansas once stood.

There is no visible trace remaining at that site. Not a single building nor a single scrap of pavement. Not even a wind-scoured concrete foundation. The last people moved away in the 60s or 70s when I was a kid, and at some point the last few bits of the buildings got completely torn out. Blowing dust on the Mariahs eventually eats unmaintained wooden buildings in exposed places like that, but somebody went to the trouble to tear out even the last bits of pavement and concrete foundations. It's gone.

Last time I drove past there was probably 2005. I was making a rare visit home, and that's when I noticed the last bits of it were gone. When I was a kid there were still a few wrecked buildings back there.