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This yearlong exhibit chronicles the 100-year history of Kansas City’s Guadalupe Centers, Inc. – and by extension, the history of the city’s thriving Hispanic and Latino... details>>
This mini program for our smallest museum visitors is a wonderful way to bring history alive in a fun and active way. Every second Wednesday of the month, August through May,... details>>
Featuring documents, artifacts, and sensory-friendly interpretation, this exhibition will present a history of how Lawrencians with disabilities have adapted and explore the... details>>
Happy Kansas Day! January 29 marks the state’s 159th birthday! How will you be celebrating? It’s time for a party at the Museum! Dennis Rogers, American Indian performer... details>>
Happy Birthday, Kansas! Student Photo Contest Awards Presentation Kansas Day Join us on Kansas Day to celebrate our student photographers! details>>
1/14/2020
Franklin County’s Civil Conservation Corps is topic at county historical society annual meeting
11/20/2019
Watkins Woolen Mill hosts Christmas on the Farm Dec. 7
Episode 1: Welcome to More Than a Yellow Brick Road Episode 2: The Pony Express Episode 3: African American History in Freedom's Frontier Episode 4: Jesse James, Villain Episode 5: Stage Coaches + Wagon Trains on the Little Prairie Episode 6: Phoenix
Uncover Westport's role in U.S. expansion at Kansas City's oldest remaining brick home. details>>
Discover how the tallgrass prairie provided the setting for Native Americans and pro-state settlers, alike. details>>
The Southeast Kansas Nature Center sits on a hilltop in Schermerhorn Park overlooking Shoal Creek and offers something for everyone. Explore the extensive network of nature trails, and be sure to visit Schermerhorn Cave. details>>
