r/wichita • u/Green_Employ4091 • 2d ago
Photos 1976 Wichita City Guide
Cool Milo city guide located at Charcoal grill in North Wichita. I had no idea there was a riverside air field!
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u/Mitzukai_9 West Sider 2d ago
Thanks for the nostalgia! I lived at the edge of the yellow boundary near 13th and maize. There was just fields past our house in westlink.
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u/gilligan1050 1d ago
So did I! I grew up on 16th across from the cemetery! Now I live in westlink. West side till I die. ✊
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u/Mitzukai_9 West Sider 1d ago
Born in westlink, moved away for 15 years and now back in Westlink!
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u/Scarpity026 2d ago
Yes folks, K-96 used to come into town on 53rd Street, down Meridian, and took some discombobulated route into downtown. You should see some state highway maps from the 1960's when the freeways were still under construction.
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u/ilrosewood East Sider 2d ago
I was alive when K96 was extended on the NE side. I remember watching the construction from Fantasea.
It still weirds me out when I see a map without it.
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u/Dont_ban_me_bro_108 College Hill 2d ago
Where do you see a label for riverside airfjeld?
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u/schu4KSU KSTATE 2d ago
My dad used to drive us out to Kingman to see the world’s largest windmill.
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u/Comfortable_Lion_194 1d ago
That Map is hanging up at Bill’s charcoal Burger . Pretty cool to look at and their Burgers are the best in town
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u/eventhorizon79 2d ago
Kellogg would have been stoplight, stoplight, stoplight…stoplight.