Eastern Kansas Tourism
Eastern Kansas Tourism - your Eastern Kansas Tourist Guide to Vacations, Attractions and Events
The Kansas Auto Racing Museum - Chapman, Kansas
The Kansas Auto Racing Museum - Chapman, Kansas
Come and enjoy the Kansas Auto Racing Museum also features restored race cars from seven different eras, video Play Stations, rare film footage, photographs and its own private viewing theatre for race film highlights throughout the Midwest.
Flint Hills Rodeo Grounds - Strong City, Kansas
Flint Hills Rodeo Grounds - Strong City, Kansas
This is the oldest rodeo grounds in use in Kansas. It began in 1937 as a way to show off the talents of the local cowboys.
Clements Stone Arch Bridge - Clements, Kansas
Clements Stone Arch Bridge - Clements, Kansas
This pice of history was built in 1887 of native limestone. The two-span bridge with a main span of 57.1 feet and a length of 126.9 feet is now open only to pedestrians. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on Dec. 12, 1976.
Chase County Historical Society Museum - Cottonwood Falls, Kansas
Chase County Historical Society Museum - Cottonwood Falls, Kansas
This museum features local historical artifacts, displays of the crash of the airplane carrying Knute Rockne. It also features memorabilia of the E. C. Roberts family of Strong City, founders of the famous Flint Hills Rodeo.
Chase County Courthouse - Cottonwood Falls, Kansas
Chase County Courthouse - Cottonwood Falls, Kansas
This courthouse is the oldest courthouse in operation in Kansas. Built 1872-1873, this French Renaissance building constructed of native limestone this beautiful building is someting that you will want to visit while in Kansas.
C.W. Parker Carousel - Abilene, Kansas
C.W. Parker Carousel - Abilene, Kansas
This 24 horse carousel and 4 chariots of this 104 year old piece of history is available for rides to bring back the wonderful memories of the dreams of riding the carousel.
Natural History Museum - Lawrence, Kansas
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Dyche Hall is the home to the Natural History Museum on the Univesity of Kansas campus.
Wolf Creek Park - Vassar, Kansas
Wolf Creek Park - Vassar, Kansas
If you are looking for that get a way that will offer you camping, fishing, boating and hiking then Wolf Creek Park is the place for you to visit in Kansas. With over 4000 acres of land for you to explore, good fishing and water sports you will enjoy your time here.
McPherson Country Old Mill Museum - Linsborg, Kansas
McPherson Country Old Mill Museum - Linsborg, Kansas
Preserving the history of McPherson County this museum offers a look at what it took to develop the area. The museum collects, preserves, researches, exhibits and interprets materials related to this heritage with special emphasis on the period from 1870 to 1910.
The Smoky Valley Roller Mill was built in 1898.
Lewis and Clark Adventure - Kansas
Now you have a chance to experience life and the expedition just as Lewis and Clark did 200 years ago. It’s all laid out for you here when you take the Ready-Made Lewis and Clark Adventure. Lewis and Clark began their adventure “where the two rivers meet.” That would be where Kansas River and the Missouri River meet in Kansas City, Kansas. This point is now a six acre park called The Lewis and Clark Historic Park at Kaw Point. 
