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    You are at:Home»Local News»PBS will include Goodnow House in Kansas Historic Buildings documentary

    PBS will include Goodnow House in Kansas Historic Buildings documentary

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    By Rhonda Zellweger on August 25, 2022 Local News, Manhattan, Riley County, State News
    Riley County Museum Director Katharine Hensler says PBS Wichita has requested permission to film a segment at the Goodnow House State Historic Site.
    https://1350kman.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/08252022-PBS-documentary-Goodnow.mp3

    PBS asked to be allowed on the grounds and inside the buildings, and requested to interview an employee. Hensler said the county is just one of three parties who need to grant access.

    https://1350kman.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/08252022-Goodnow-is-state-historical-site.mp3

    The site is managed by Riley County and the Historical Society, but it is owned by the state. The filming is planned for September 8, but the site will remain open and accessible to the public. PBS producers agreed to not impede guest experiences during filming. The commissioners agreed to allow access to PBS to highlight the historic site.

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    Rhonda is a retired public employee from Syracuse, New York; mom to two grown daughters; and a lifelong community volunteer. She was traveling in her camper after retirement when she discovered Kansas, then fell hard for the Flint Hills community. She bought a house in Manhattan, parked her camper, and KMAN taught the old dog new tricks. Being a reporter has only deepened her love of her new hometown. But, she thinks SU Basketball is the best. Go, ORANGE! contact her at: rhonda@1350kman.com

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