122 S Santa Fe Ave, Salina
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One hundred-fifty years ago, in 1858, a town that drew its riches from commerce, was established along the banks of the Smoky Hill River. More specifically, Salina, correctly pronounced "Sa-LIE-na," saw its early settlers derive their living by hunting and trading with the American Indians and immigrants to the west. Robes and skins secured from the American Indians were hauled to Fort Leavenworth and sold.
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Our logo is a two-dimensional image of the sculpture composed by Lindsborg sculptor, John C. Whitfield. Designed especially for the location at the medical arts complex, it represents healing hands holding the lamp of knowledge transforming into wings. The artist was inspired by Psalm 94:4 - “He shall cover you with His feathers, and under His wings you shall take refuge.”
