City

Kansas City

Wyandotte County

Steamboats landed Exodusters at Kansas City in Wyandotte County and nearby Kansas river towns on their way into the state.

  1. 1869 An 1869 bird's-eye view of Wyandotte (now within Kansas City, Kansas) is held by the Library of Congress. Sourced

Steamboat landing for Exodusters

Most Exodusters arrived by steamboats landing in the river cities of Wyandotte, Atchison, and Kansas City. Link only

Historic Wyandotte (now within Kansas City, Kansas) was a primary Kansas-side steamboat landing for Exodusters entering the state on the Missouri River. Link only

Black communities also formed within cities like Topeka and Kansas City during the Exoduster migration. Link only

The Great Exodus was a large-scale Black migration from the South to Kansas after Reconstruction. Sourced

Steamboat landings at Kansas City in Wyandotte County are the path hinge for Nicodemus Connected-through Exodusters peers. Link only

Most Exodusters arrived by steamboats landing in the river cities of Wyandotte, Atchison, and Kansas City. Link only

An 1869 bird's-eye view of Wyandotte (now within Kansas City, Kansas) is held by the Library of Congress. Sourced

Kansas City is the county seat of Wyandotte County, Kansas. Sourced

NPS Nicodemus materials document the Exoduster migration to Kansas that frames Kansas City, Kansas (historic Wyandotte landing) as a Connected-through Exodusters peer of Nicodemus. Sourced

Library of Congress Geography and Map Division hosts an 1869 bird’s-eye view of Wyandotte, Kansas (item 73693408), documenting the historic Wyandotte landing within Kansas City, Kansas. Sourced

Kansapedia Exodusters coverage documents Kansas river landings including historic Wyandotte / Kansas City used by Exoduster migrants (link-out). Link only