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Mid-America All-Indian Center – Wichita, Kansas
The Mid-America All-Indian Center - Wichita, Kansas Enter the world of the Native Tribes of the Plains Indians and learn not only about them but to respect their culture and the lives they lived prior to the coming of the white man. This center is a … [Read More...]
Diamond W Chuckwagon – Wichita, Kansas
Diamond W Chuckwagon - Wichita, Kansas Come on to the Empire House at Wichita's historic Old Cowtown Museum and see a show that is well worth your time and money. Here you will be entertained by the Diamond W Wrangers as you enjoy dinner and a great … [Read More...]
National Orphan Train Complex – Concordia, KS
National Orphan Train Complex - Concordia, KS The history of the Orphan Train is an interesting attempt at trying to give children a home who were homeless at the time. This period ran from 1854 to 1929 when it was estimated that 200,000 children … [Read More...]

Stone Pillar Vineyard & Winery – Olathe, Kansas
The Stone Pillar Vineyard and Winery Farm Stone Pillar Vineyard & Winery is a small family owned and operated farm winery. In 1864 Fredrick Hoff purchased the farm, and was the pioneer in Johnson County for lager beer production. Having endured many … [Read More...]
Big Brutus – West Mineral, Kansas
Big Brutus - West Mineral, Kansas Southeast Kansas can brag about having the largest electric shovel in the United States. Big Brutus was used in the mining industry and brings attention to the history of mining and the industry itself. The Bucyrus … [Read More...]
Historic Fort Scott Tourism – Fort Scott, Kansas
Fort Scott - Fort Scott, Kansas Situated on the eastern edge of Kansas is a place of history that impacted the flow of the pioneers from the east to the west in the mid 1800's. Fort Scott was established in 1842 as the move to settle the west was … [Read More...]
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The Dalton Gang Hideout – Meade, Kansas
The Dalton Gang Hideout - Meade, Kansas History tells the story of the Dalton Gang who robbed trains for a number of years. They were joined by others forming a rather formattable gang. Although the Dalton brothers had all served as law enforcement … [Read More...]

Mid-America Air Museum – Liberal, Kansas
Mid-America Air Museum – Liberal, Kansas So you thought there wasn’t anything great to see or do in Liberal….right? Well just get in the car and get there because you are in for a wide variety of delightful things to do and see. The … [Read More...]
Dorothy’s House – Liberal, Kansas
Dorothy's House - Liberal, Kansas Enter the wonderful world of Dorothy from the Wizard of Oz with a visit to her home. It's right here in Liberal, Kansas. This delightful story written by L. Frank Baum was made into a movie in 1939 starting Judy … [Read More...]
Land of Oz – Liberal, Kansas
Land of Oz - Liberal, Kansas Just when you thought that the dream of the Land of Oz was out of your reach there appears before you the Land of Oz in Liberal! This facility consists of 5,000 square feet of animated entertainment. There are … [Read More...]
Prairie Museum of Art and History – Colby, Kansas
Prairie Museum of Art and History - Colby, Kansas The museum is just off I-70 in Kansas and offers a wide array of the private collection of the Kuska collection. The Kuska's were collectors of interesting items from around the world for over 50 … [Read More...]

Cedar Bluff State Park – Ogallah, Kansas
Cedar Bluff State Park - Ogallah, Kansas This state park in Ogallah is has two separate areas to enjoy which combined equal 1,100 acres plus the fabulous Cedar Bluffw Wildlife area. The Reservoir was completed in 1951 as a method of providing … [Read More...]