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In honor of the 175th anniversary of Platte County, an exhibit highlighting events in Mr. Park’s life, including the destruction of his printing press, thrown in the Missouri... details>>
Most of the museum’s collection of about 900 works by artist John Steuart Curry came as a bequest in 2002 from Kathleen Curry, the artist’s widow. Holdings include paintings,... details>>
Learn firsthand about rural life more than a century ago as costumed interpreters demonstrate springtime activities at the Watkins Farm. Activities will include sheep... details>>
As residents of the Freedom's Frontier National Heritage Area, your participation is important to create a heritage area that is responsive to the needs of our citizens and preserves our shared heritage.
Freedom's Frontier began as a grassroots effort through the work of people just like you, who were concerned about our landscape and understood that we have an important, nationally significant story to share about the struggle over freedom on the frontier, a struggle that shaped our nation's history, a struggle that remains relevant even today.
Freedom's Frontier is at an exciting stage of development! Partners are planning for and implementing the recommendations in the management plan. Stakeholders like you have an opportunity to get involved and shape these actions to help residents and visitors realize that this place is a special one---one that is worth preserving, living in, and traveling to.
We appreciate your interest and involvement in Freedom's Frontier and look forward to your participation. Join us in our efforts by signing a partner pledge and returning it to the Freedom's Frontier office.
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