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Through ongoing events, exhibits, and engaging educational programs, the Atkins-Johnson Farm and Museum seeks to encourage a greater awareness and appreciation for local history. details>>
This research library has primary source documents and information about George Park, Parkville and the destruction of the Industrial Luminary newspaper. details>>
Uncover Westport's role in U.S. expansion at Kansas City's oldest remaining brick home. details>>
Visit the site of the first engagement of African American troops during the Civil War. Learn about the regiment that made U.S. history on a short walking trail. details>>
Discover the history of Lecompton from Bleeding Kansas to today. details>>
Old Prairie Town at Ward-Meade Historic Site, located on the Oregon Trail in Topeka, Kansas, is a 6-acre historic site with gardens, preserving the family history of one of the earliest settlers in the area. details>>
Visit the headquarters of the Territorial Kansas Democratic Party during the territorial period. Home of the Bald Eagle Rendezvous event, held every September. details>>
Here in 1855 in the new town of Topeka, elected Free State delegates banned slavery in the Topeka Constitution. Their actions opposed the federally appointed Territorial government and challenged the balance of power in Congress. details>>
Located in an historic church building in Osceola, this museum has displays on the main floor and ground floor featuring artifacts of St. Clair County's past. details>>
Discover stories of the settlement of Lawrence and the development of Douglas County in an 1888 building that housed the headquarters of a successful land mortgage and banking business that helped finance settlement of the west. details>>
