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A dug out shelter built into a hill side
A dug out used by Nicodemus Settlers, located by Stockton, KS

The history of Nicodemus goes far beyond that borders of the National Monument. Nearby towns, and other locations are home to other historic sites are connected to Nicodemus. Places such Hill City, Kansas - Stockton, Kansas - Hays, Kansas and Wakeeney, Kansas are part of the greater Nicodemus story.

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Nicodemus Dugout

The Nicodemus dugout (shown left) was created by Nicodemus homesteaders when traveling to and from the nearby town of Stockton, KS. Located 16 miles east of Nicodemus just outside Stockton located between Mile Markers 149 and 150 on the north side of the road. The dugout is located on private land.

Nicodemus Cemetery
Located a mile north east of the town site the Nicodemus Cemetery is one of the the first cemeteries created in Graham County with many of the first settlers and founders of the town buried there. Country dirt roads to access the Nicodemus Cemetery may be hazardous based on your personal vehicle and weather conditions.

Mount Olive Cemetery
Located 5 miles Northwest of Nicodemus the Mount Olive Cemetery was used by many black homesteaders farming north of town. Country dirt roads to access the cemetery may be hazardous based on your personal vehicle and weather conditions.

Last updated: September 26, 2021

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304 Washington Ave.
Nicodemus, KS 67625-3015

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785-839-4233
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