City, Mitchell County
Cawker City
Home of the World's Largest Ball of Twine on US 24, a museum in the state's first Woman's Club building, Lakeside Park's nine holes, and the Twine-a-thon every August.
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The place
Cawker City's twine ball began in 1953 when farmer Frank Stoeber started rolling the twine saved from years of feeding hay. Visitors are handed pre-weighed twine to add; the ball's weight is kept honest.
Local landmarks
- The World's Largest Ball of Twine, started by Frank Stoeber in 1953
- Cawker City Museum, 721 Lake Drive, on the National Register
- Lakeside Park and Golf, nine holes on the east edge of town
- Waconda Lake, just east of town
On the calendar
- Twine-a-thon, August