Kansas Museum of History - Exhibits
Explore award-winning exhibits at the Kansas Museum of History.
You Are Here: Putting Kansas on the Map
Jan. 20 - Apr. 29, 2012
Special Exhibits Gallery
Enjoy the best maps from our collection in this showcase of Kansas places opening in January. This unique exhibit will present many maps that are very rare and seldom displayed. It also offers art work and objects related to maps and mapmaking. more
What's New at the Museum? "Kansas Made Furniture"
Through March 31, 2012
Main gallery entrance
We're featuring a 1930s dresser made by one of the earliest and most successful businesses in Kansas. Abernathy Brothers Furniture of Leavenworth. This regional company lasted nearly a century. The dresser recently was donated to the museum as part of a complete bedroom suite including a bed and a chest of drawers. The suite used in Wellington, Kansas.
Main gallery exhibits
Ongoing
Enjoy extensive displays on the state's colorful past, including a Cheyenne tipi, fully stocked covered wagon, 1950s diner, and Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe locomotive.
The main gallery is open every day except Mondays and state holidays.
Online exhibits
Browse these online exhibits.
- All That Glitters: Dressing Up & Stepping Out
- Beyond Lewis and Clark: The Army Explores the West (higher speed)
- Beyond Lewis and Clark: The Army Explores the West (slower speed)
- Carry A. Nation: The Famous and Original Bar Room Smasher
- Everyone Needs a Hobby: Kansas Collectors and Collecting
- Forces of Nature
- From Far Away Russia: Russian-Germans in Kansas
- Game Faces: Kansans in Sports
- Keep the Flag to the Front: Battle Flags of Kansas
- Lincoln in Kansas
- Marijana: My People's Painter
- Moments of Glory: Kansans' Achievements
- Sinners and Saints: Vice and Reform in Kansas
- They're Playing Our Song: Community Bands in Kansas
- Wheat People: Celebrating Kansas Harvest
- Willing to Die for Freedom: A Look Back at Kansas Territory
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