Wakefield

Gateway to Milford Lake, camping, fishing, hiking, bird watching

The first actual settler on the site of Wakefield was James Gilbert, who came in 1858. The town site for Wakefield was selected and laid out by Rev. Richard Wake, John Wormald, Alexander Maitland and Col. Loomis on Aug. 26, 1869. The colonel named the town Wakefield, partly in honor of Rev. Richard Wake and partly because Wakefield, England was the former home of John Wormald.

You can learn more at the City of Wakefield Facebook page or the Pride Wakefield Ks Facebook page.

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August 23-25, 2019 Wakefield will hold their 149th Birthday Bash.  To see more about the fun and activities planned visit the Facebook page ' Wakefield Birthday Bash'.

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