Attractions

Mission: To nurture, celebrate and promote the achievements of playwrights, playwriting and the American theater; in order to educate, entertain and culturally enrich the communities of Kansas, the region and beyond…

The Tribune Theater was built in the 1940s and has long served as gathering point for the Greeley County area and beyond. It has been updated and renovated since its early days, but the focus remains providing…

Visit the Statue of Liberty and the Pony Express Landmark near the Courthouse Square in downtown Troy!

The only veterans memorial containing both armed forces and reservists. Located at the Dodge City VFW Post #1714.

Come face to face with the wildest animals from around the world. Get to know the gorillas and elephants of Africa. Visit bison and bears native to North America. See eye to eye with endangered orangutans and tigers…

Completed in 1923, the Rooks County Courthouse is an example of Neo Classical Revival architecture and is one of the outstanding courthouses in Kansas. The structure, made of Bedford Stone, features marble staircases…

This beautiful free zoo features a variety of animals, many are small and most are grazers. All are compatible with the Kansas climate. Walk through the area and visit the monkeys on Monkey Island, feed the ducks at the…

The Perkins building is the most recognizable building in Coffeyville. It was the home of Condon Bank, one of two banks that the infamous Dalton Gang attempted to rob in 1892. It now is a tourist attraction and home to…

"2 water slides, 2 diving boards, zero depth entry, baby pool, lap pool, bath house, concession area and Red Cross certified swimming lessons available. Open seasonally."

This memorial was rededicated in 2005 for the Mexican American Veterans who fought and died in World War II. Plans are underway for landscaping, flags, and an additional monument with the names of the veterans.