Topeka
Topeka is the capital city of Kansas. The domed, neoclassical State Capitol has murals and statues. Photos and exhibits at the Brown v. Board of Education National Historic Site commemorate the 1954 Supreme Court decision to end racial segregation in schools. The Kansas Museum of History features an 1880s locomotive. Old Prairie Town at Ward-Meade Historic Site has a mansion, 1890s schoolhouse and botanical garden.
People born in Topeka (First 49 people) - Page 0
Charles Curtis
Former Vice President of the United States
Amy Yoder Begley
American long-distance runner
Byron Price
Annette Bening
American actress
Nancy Kassebaum
Former United States Senator
Brad Parscale
American consultant
Lois Smith
American character actress
Gwendolyn Brooks
American poet
Pat Roberts
Former United States Senator
Brad Garlinghouse
CEO of Ripple
Kerry Livgren
American musician
Dave Hope
American bassist
Jayne Houdyshell
American film actress
Linda Spalding
Writer
Travis Schuldt
American actor
Kliph Scurlock
American musician
Linda Carol Brown
Educator
Ed Neumeister
Composer
Richard Rohr
American priest
Ron Estes
United States Representative
C. A. Conrad
Author
George Wettling
American drummer
Gregg Binkley
American television actor
Alix Lapri
American singer
Gail Gregg
American artist
Brandon Quintin Adams
American actor
George Dickerson
American actor
Brown Bannister
Music producer
John Parrella
American football player
Gary Woodland
American professional golfer
Samuel M. Comer
Set decorator
Joe Deal
American photographer
Raymond C. Clevenger
Judge
Carson Elrod
Actor
Nathan Phelps
American author
Jamshied Sharifi
Composer
Peter Kaukonen
American guitarist ‧ Jorma Kaukonen's brother
Chris Beatty
American coach
Zach Hudson
Stunt double
Sue Rose
American artist
Billy Kilmer
American football player
Chris Bylsma
Actor
Mark Turgeon
American basketball coach
Roscoe Born
American actor
Marilynn Smith
American professional golfer
Bradbury Thompson
American graphic designer
Mike Torrez
American baseball athlete
