Kingman County

Kingman County, established on February 27, 1874, began with a sparse population and quickly became organized with appointing officials to oversee its development, including the selection of Kingman as the temporary county seat. The county later held a special election to issue bonds for fundamental infrastructure such as a courthouse and bridges, although these bonds were ultimately canceled the following spring.

The Kingman Public Library, built in 1914, serves as a prominent Carnegie Library still in use today and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It offers resources for genealogy research and access to a collection of historical newspapers and materials, supporting the community's rich cultural heritage.

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