Governor's Row House was among historic Topeka mansions built along S.W. Buchanan
Governor's Row House was among historic Topeka mansions built along S.W. Buchanan Tim Hrenchir, Topeka Capital-Journal UP NEXT It was 1936, and Kansas Gov. Alf Landon was making what would turn out to be an unsuccessful run for president. Meanwhile, his next-door neighbor, Topeka insurance businessman Clyde M. Miller, was hosting journalists at his elegant Victorian mansion at 811 S.W. Buchanan. This week's History Guy video at CJOnline focuses on Miller's former home, which now hosts weddings and other celebrations while operating as an events center called the Governor'...