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Antique Cameras
Antique cameras are a development of the 'camera obscura' which has been used for hundreds of years by artists to assist with the formatting of artwork on canvas. It wasn't until years later when chemists discovered photographic plates and films that the camera came into being. The 'Box Brownie' camera was invented by Kodak in 1900 and made photography very popular, the 'brownie' was bought by millions of people.

Hidden Treasure
Address: 111 N Main, Cimarron, Kansas, 67835
Telephone: 620-855-3844

Businesses in Cimarron

Hidden Treasure, 111 N Main

Cities in Kansas

Abilene	Alta Vista	Alton
Andover	Arkansas City	Atchison
Atwood	Augusta	Basehor
Belle Plaine	Beloit	Bennington
Benton	Buhler	Bushton
Caldwell	Caney	Cassoday
Cawker City	Chanute	Cimarron
Clay Center	Coffeyville	Coldwater
Concordia	Cottonwood Falls	Council Grove
Dodge City	Douglass	El Dorado
Ellinwood	Ellis	Ellsworth
Elmdale	Emporia	Enterprise
Eudora	Fort Scott	Fredonia
Frontenac	Galva	Garden City
Garnett	Goessel	Hays
Hiawatha	Hoisington	Howard
Hudson	Hutchinson	Independence
Inman	Iola	Junction City
Kansas City	Kechi	Kingman
Kiowa	La Crosse	Lakin
Larned	Lawrence	Leavenworth
Lecompton	Liberal	Lindsborg
Louisburg	Lyons	Madison
Manhattan	Marion	Marquette
Marysville	Mcpherson	Minneapolis
Neodesha	Ness City	Newton
Oakley	Olathe	Osage City
Oswego	Ottawa	Paola
Parsons	Paxico	Pratt
Quinter	Riley	Saint Francis
Salina	Sedgwick	Severy
Shawnee Mission	Sublette	Topeka
Tribune	Troy	Valley Center
Valley Falls	Wa Keeney	Wakarusa
Wamego	Waverly	Wellington
Wichita	Yates Center

The state flower for Kansas is the Sunflower. Kansas, which is also called Sunflower State has the Cottonwood as its state tree. The 2 million residents of Kansas also keep their eyes peeled for the Western Meadowlark; which is the state bird. Look for more information about Kansas on the state website at www.state.ks.us.


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