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The museum focuses on the Underground Railroad History of Quindaro. details>>
Step into a replica of the Ingalls’ cabin and step back to 1870, when the Osage were being moved off southeast Kansas’s prairie for white settlement. details>>
The African-American Quilt Museum & Textile Academy Program is part of the National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom. details>>
Visit the site of the first engagement of African American troops during the Civil War. Take a short walk on the trail and learn about the regiment that made U.S. history. details>>
Encounter the Border and Civil War exhibit, Native American exhibit, and the local history of Miami County. 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>>
Discover the history of Lecompton from Bleeding Kansas to today. details>>
Make surprising discoveries inside this county museum packed with exhibits on the history of Franklin County and the story of railroads in small towns. details>>
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>>
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>>
