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The Eudora Community Museum brings a traveling exhibit highlighting how communities in Douglas County were populated. Douglas County's Heritage Coordinator, Jan... details>>
The Watkins and the historic Eldridge Hotel invite you to experience the splendor and fine dining of the Gilded Age. Join us at The Eldridge on October 18 for a meal taken... details>>
Can a divided nation embrace a shared past? The question is central to Jill Lepore’s new book These Truths: A History of the United States, which delivers a wide-angle... details>>
Dr. Diane Mutti-Burke is is Professor and chair of the History Department, and director of the Center for Midwestern Studies at the University of Missouri-Kansas City. She is... details>>
Tonight our featured speaker is Richard Calvert, who has earned five purple hearts. Richard was a Special Forces combat medic in the 8th Medical Brigade who was assigned at... details>>
10/3/2018 1:00:00 PM | Topeka, KS
Homeschool Wednesdays - Kansas Museum of History
Make learning history an adventure at Homeschool Wednesdays. Students use primary and secondary sources to explore different topics each month. Designed for students from fourth grade through high school. The cost is $6 per student, which includes Museum admission. Regular admission prices apply for non-participating children. Mark this date on your calendar: October 3, 2018 — KidMapped...details >>
10/3/2018 6:30:00 PM | KC, MO
Heartland: A Memoir of Working Hard and Being Broke in the Richest Country on Earth
Drawing from her poignant new memoir, Sarah Smarsh discusses her upbringing on a struggling KS farm and the impact inter generational poverty can have on individuals, families and communities. RSVP kcklibrary.org...details >>
