The Gas That Wouldn’t Burn

Dexter, KS 67038

The Gas That Wouldn’t Burn is a historical site located in Dexter, Kansas, known for its intriguing phenomenon where natural gas escaped from the ground but wouldn’t ignite. This unique occurrence attracted curiosity from locals and visitors alike, making it a point of interest in the area. Today, it serves as a reminder of the mysteries of nature and the history of the region, inviting exploration and fascination.

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