Linn is located on KS Hwy 15 in Washington County, with a population of 395. Linn was first named “Summit” by surveyors, because it was at the highest point of the Missouri Pacific Railroad. The name was later changed to Linn and the city was platted in 1883.
The Linn community is home to 3 of the largest dairy operations in North Central Kansas, which include Ohlde Family, Willow Creek, and Meyer Family dairies.
Titan West and Linn Post & Pipe are also located in Linn, which are manufacturers of livestock handling equipment.
The City Park offers a swimming pool during the summer, two baseball/softball diamonds, RV hook-ups, a picnic area and shelter houses. Dining options include the American Legion and Just Left Bar and Grill. Lodging includes Carol’s Cozy Cottage B&B.
Linn is home to the “Linn Picnic”, an Annual Summer Event, which includes a demolition derby and kids games, held at the City Park.
Dining
American Legion
100 5th St, Linn
785-348-5370
Just Left Bar & Grill
311 5th St, Linn
785-348-5560
Monday – Friday: 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. & 5:00 p.m. – 12:00 a.m.
Saturday: 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 a.m.
Sunday: Closed
Attractions
Ohlde Dairy
1814 9th Road, Linn
Family farm dairy operation, milking over 100 head per day. Alma Cheese available for purchase. Phone ahead at: 785-348-5697
R C Mueller Alpacas
Enjoy getting up close to an alpaca. These cute animals are friendly and may even eat grain pellets out of your hand. They also have an Alpaca Shack that has items made from the Alpaca fibers for purchase. This is a working farm – must phone ahead at: 785-348-5419
