Escape the Scorching Summer: A Glimpse into Salina's Snowy Past

Escape the Scorching Summer: A Glimpse into Salina's Snowy Past
Postcard from Museum’s Collection, March 5, 1912

As the relentless summer heat bears down upon us, many may find solace in the thought of the forthcoming winter. Transporting us back in time to March 5, 1912, a remarkable snowstorm enveloped Salina, leaving a frozen spectacle in its wake. A captivating historical image captures the essence of that snowy day, showcasing a scene from the west side of the 100 block of S. Santa Fe Avenue. In the photograph's backdrop, a horse-drawn wagon from the renowned Salina Steam Laundry is seen parked in front of the iconic Old Central Hotel, serving as a window into Salina's bygone winters.

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