Greenleaf, Kansas

2006 Population 325

Greenleaf is located one mile north of Kansas Highways 9 and 148 on Highway 199. Greenleaf is seven miles south of U.S. Highway 36.

Our Beginning: Greenleaf was founded and laid out in 1876 by the Central Branch of the Union Pacific Railroad. Greenleaf was named after A.W. Greenleaf. The railroad reached Geenleaf in December 1876. Greenleaf was considered the end of the main line until its extension in 1877.

Incorporated: Greenleaf became incorporated on September 6, 1880. The first election was held September 7, 1880.

Clubhouse: The native limestone Greenleaf Clubhouse was built in 1938 as a WPA project. Directly east of the Clubhouse is a native stone jail.

Events
May	Memorial Day Services

Food
American Legion

Specialty Stores
Twin Valley Thriftique	Lynes Unlimited Wooden Toys

Points of Interest
Bethlehem Lutheran - County	1938 WPA Clubhouse
St. Michael's Catholic Church - Kimeo	Native Stone Jail
Trinity Lutheran Church	City of Greenleaf Cemetery
Sacred Heart Catholic Church and Cemetery The Sacred Heart Catholic Church is on the south edge of Greenleaf. The red brick church is over 100 years old. The cornerstone was laid in 1899.
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Greenleaf, Kansas

2006 Population 325

Greenleaf is located one mile north of Kansas Highways 9 and 148 on Highway 199. Greenleaf is seven miles south of U.S. Highway 36.

Our Beginning: Greenleaf was founded and laid out in 1876 by the Central Branch of the Union Pacific Railroad. Greenleaf was named after A.W. Greenleaf. The railroad reached Geenleaf in December 1876. Greenleaf was considered the end of the main line until its extension in 1877.

Incorporated: Greenleaf became incorporated on September 6, 1880. The first election was held September 7, 1880.

Clubhouse: The native limestone Greenleaf Clubhouse was built in 1938 as a WPA project. Directly east of the Clubhouse is a native stone jail.

Clubhouse: The native limestone Greenleaf Clubhouse was built in 1938 as a WPA project. Directly east of the Clubhouse is a native stone jail.

Trinity Lutheran Church

City of Greenleaf Cemetery

Sacred Heart Catholic Church and Cemetery
The Sacred Heart Catholic Church is on the south edge of Greenleaf.
The red brick church is over 100 years old.
The cornerstone was laid in 1899.

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Greenleaf, Kansas

2006 Population 325

Greenleaf is located one mile north of Kansas Highways 9 and 148 on Highway 199. Greenleaf is seven miles south of U.S. Highway 36.

Our Beginning: Greenleaf was founded and laid out in 1876 by the Central Branch of the Union Pacific Railroad. Greenleaf was named after A.W. Greenleaf. The railroad reached Geenleaf in December 1876. Greenleaf was considered the end of the main line until its extension in 1877.

Incorporated: Greenleaf became incorporated on September 6, 1880. The first election was held September 7, 1880. Clubhouse: The native limestone Greenleaf Clubhouse was built in 1938 as a WPA project. Directly east of the Clubhouse is a native stone jail.

Clubhouse: The native limestone Greenleaf Clubhouse was built in 1938 as a WPA project. Directly east of the Clubhouse is a native stone jail.

Trinity Lutheran Church

City of Greenleaf Cemetery

Sacred Heart Catholic Church and Cemetery The Sacred Heart Catholic Church is on the south edge of Greenleaf. The red brick church is over 100 years old. The cornerstone was laid in 1899.

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Incorporated: Greenleaf became incorporated on September 6, 1880. The first election was held September 7, 1880.

Clubhouse: The native limestone Greenleaf Clubhouse was built in 1938 as a WPA project. Directly east of the Clubhouse is a native stone jail.

Sacred Heart Catholic Church and Cemetery
The Sacred Heart Catholic Church is on the south edge of Greenleaf.
The red brick church is over 100 years old.
The cornerstone was laid in 1899.