The Kansas River Flood of 1903 Puzzle (110, 252, 520, 1014 Pieces)

Piece together a remarkable moment from Kansas history with The Kansas River Flood of 1903 Puzzle. Featuring my original mixed-media artwork created for Episode 4: Early Memories Near Topeka in The Biography of Earl Dewey Fisher audiobook series, this puzzle illustrates Earl's unforgettable childhood memory of watching a house float down the flooded Kansas River during the historic flood of 1903.

Originally created primarily with colored pencil and enhanced with India ink pen, mechanical pencil, fine liner pen, and an acrylic paint pen border, this artwork has been carefully reproduced to preserve every detail. As each piece comes together, the dramatic riverside scene gradually emerges, creating an enjoyable and rewarding experience for puzzle enthusiasts and history lovers alike.

Available in 110, 252, 520, and 1,014-piece options, this puzzle is perfect for solo relaxation, family game nights, or as a thoughtful gift for anyone who enjoys history, genealogy, traditional artwork, or challenging puzzles.

Made from durable 100% chipboard with a laminated glossy finish, this puzzle comes in four piece counts to match different energy levels: a quick 110-piece for a cozy half-hour, a thoughtful 252 or 520 for an afternoon, or the 1014-piece for a patient afternoon into evening. The printed box features the same artwork so the image stays part of the experience even when stored. Colors are bright and true, capturing the painting’s blues, greens, and the warm earth tones of the wall and reflections.

Product features
- Available in 110, 252, 520 or 1014 pieces to suit quick or immersive sessions
- Vibrant, crisp full-color print using modern printing techniques
- Glossy laminated finish that enhances colors and preserves brushstroke detail
- Made from 100% high-quality chipboard for sturdy, tactile pieces
- Comes in a paper box with the artwork printed on the top for easy storage

Care instructions
- Wipe the dirt or dust off gently with a clean, dry microfiber cloth.