Traveling Resource Trunks
Bring Kansas history to you! This exciting series of traveling resource trunks is available to teachers, youth group leaders, museums, libraries, and other Kansans looking for a fun and educational way to share the rich heritage of Kansas with others. Each trunk focuses on a specific topic of Kansas history and contains reproductions, hands-on activities, a teaching manual, photos and other primary sources. Search our database for educational programs.
African American Experience in Kansas
Corps of Discovery: Lewis and Clark in Kansas
Mexican American Experience in Kansas
People of the Plains: Native Americans in Kansas
Puzzles From the Past: Problem Solving Through Archeology
Volga German Immigrants in Kansas
Trunks can be reserved for up to a four-week period. Reservations begin and end on a Wednesday. They will be shipped out on Wednesday, or borrowers can make arrangements to pick them up at their convenience at the Kansas Historical Society in Topeka.
A handling fee is charged for each trunk. The fee is $20 for trunks reserved for use before July 1, 2012. Handling fees will be reviewed in January 2012 for trunks scheduled for use after July 1, 2012. Borrowers will be invoiced a month before the reservation begins. Handling fees are refundable for cancellations with a minimum of two weeks notice. For more information about the traveling resource trunks read the Guidelines for Traveling Resource Trunks.
Trunks are available on a first-come, first-served basis, and some trunk calendars fill up quickly. We recommend making your reservation early when at all possible. Your order will not be final until you receive an e-mail or written confirmation.
