History of Gardner
Known as where the Trails Divide, Gardner has a significant place in the history of the westward expansion of the United States.Gardner is named in honor of Governor Gardner of Massachusetts. Nearly all of the early settlers were Free State men and one of the first Free State conventions in the country was held in Gardner in 1858. On October 22, 1861, Gardner was the first town in the State of Kansas to be raided by border ruffians from Missouri, called Bushwhackers. On June 7, 1886, a petition with fifty signers was filed with the district court providing that Gardner should become an incorporated town of the third class. On September 26, 2002, Gardner officially became a City of the Second Class. -Taken from Gardner website.
Zip Codes in Gardner
66030
Subdivisions in Gardner
| Aspen Creek | Meadows 1st Addition |
| Bluehawk Townhomes | Megan Valley |
| Copper Springs | Moonlight Gardens |
| Cottage Creek | Morland Heights |
| Cottage Park | Oakwood Manor |
| Country Haven | Parma |
| Double Gate | Pinewood |
| Evergreen Park | Plum Creek Estates |
| Eyerly's | Plum Creek Manor |
| Fairfield | Plum Creek Village |
| Farrington Place | Prairie Crossing |
| Fountain Gate | Pumpkin Ridge |
| Fountain Gate Village | Quail Meadows |
| Gardner | Sherman Lake Estates |
| Gardner Heights | St John's Highlands |
| Gardner Lake | St John's Trace |
| Gardner Manor | Stone Creek |
| Gault Addition | Stonebrooke Place |
| Genesis Creek Estates | Sunset Ridge |
| Genesis Farms | Symphony Farms |
| Greentree | The Meadows of Aspen Creek |
| Jamestown | Thunderbird Meadows |
| Johnson | Waverly Pointe |
| Keith's Woods | Wild Wing Lake |
| Madison Park | Wildcat Run |
| Maplewood Place | Willow Brooke Estates |
| Meadowbrook Acre | Willow Springs |
| Winwood Park |