In addition to items related to the Butterfield Trail, the museum's collection includes clothing, tools, and furniture used by early plains settlers. We also have an extensive list of books, periodicals, and photographs dating to the mid nineteenth century, as well...

The Stevens County Gas & Historical Museum complex includes museum of local history artifacts, train depot, 1887 school house, 1887 home, grocery store and barber shop, jail, 1905 church, Professional Building with tribute to Hugoton's past judges and lawyers and the...

Earl's Bison Museum was created when Earl Engebretson, a pioneer in southern Perkins Co., wanted to donate his display of mounted animals to the town of Bison. A committee was formed and in 1992 a building was erected to house the collection. The displays are not...

The Museum is also home to the 35th Division Museum, which includes the 35th Division Hall of Fame. The 35th Infantry Division was formed in 1917 for WWI, and received three battle streamers for battles in France--Ardennes, Alsace, and Meuse-Argonne. It was mobilized...

Badlands National Park, in southwest South Dakota, United States preserves 244,000 acres (98,740 ha) of sharply eroded buttes, pinnacles, and spires blended with the largest protected mixed grass prairie in the United States.The Badlands Wilderness protects 64,144...

The Museum is housed in a 1938 WPA stone building used previously as a library. Other Exhibits include: Prehistoric Animal Bones of Rhinoceros, Mammoth & Mastodon found in Kansas. Handcrafted Circus 1948 Meteor Exhibit

Oklahoma State Penitentiary is the states oldest maximum security facility. It houses the only museum about the history of prisons in Oklahoma. Numerous historical photos, equipment, and related items. Constructed in 1906 with the first inmates arriving in 1908. It...

Displays and demonstrations regarding irrigation, black powder shoots and American Indian history.

Tour the Linn County Museum and walk through some of the earliest history in Kansas. You will learn about Indians who inhabited this area; early explorers; French traders and trappers; the first lead mine in Kansas; and the Sugar Creek Mission and the Trail of Death...

Museum is housed in the former Irby Drug Building. The drug store, formerly owned by John Irby and later Robert Snelson, is a two-story brick building built in 1928 and remained in operation through 1972. In the boom days, the upstairs housed many different doctors,...