One of the 8 Natural Wonders of Kansas, these stunning chalk deposits are many millions of years old. This geological feature of Kansas existed when the area was part of a vast inland sea. The surrounding area, known as…
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One of the 8 Natural Wonders of Kansas, these stunning chalk deposits are many millions of years old. This geological feature of Kansas existed when the area was part of a vast inland sea. The surrounding area, known as…
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Dive into fun at Salina’s Kenwood Cove Aquatic Park – the area's newest summer destination for real surf and great rides. Enjoy water fun for everyone at Kenwood Cove – open daily late May through mid-August…
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After serving 90 years as a courthouse for Marshall County, the Marshall County Historical Society has preserved this building by making it into a museum and genealogical research library. This fine old building has an…
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The Courtland Arts Center provides events for our patrons as well as rental space. Our fees for the space that we do not host are $25.00 for art classes or events, $50.00 for community events, and $100 for business…
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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.
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Gage Park has been making memories since 1899, and continues to play a significant role in the lives of the citizens of Topeka and northeast Kansas. Whether you are planning a family reunion, a birthday party, a…
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United States Army Garrison Fort Leavenworth is the oldest continuously active military reservation west of the Mississippi River. Fort Leavenworth is home to the Buffalo Soldier Monument, The Lewis & Clark Center…
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Step back in time with a visit to the Old Allen County Jail in Iola, Kansas—a formidable two-story limestone structure that has stood since 1869. Constructed at a cost of $8,400, it served as a detention facility for…
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The Barton County Courthouse is located in downtown Great Bend
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Relocated and reconstructed 1892 Lecompton City Jail. This small, one-room, native limestone building was used until the 1920s. It has the original, heavy, wooden, door, hand-forged hardware and hand-forged iron window…
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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…
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Did you ever want to see a tiger, leopard or cougar in person, and learn more about them? Cedar Cove is where you need to visit. Completely run by volunteer staff, 100% of all donations got to the care of the big cats…
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