Kansas Museum of History

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6425 SW 6th Ave
Topeka, KS 66615
+1 (785) 272-8681
http://www.kshs.org
The striking "White Buffalo" sculpture outside offers an inkling of the interesting exhibits inside this museum, including a steam locomotive, a Southern Cheyenne teepee, one of the largest collections of prairie memorabilia in the U.S. and a hands-on children's area. Admission is $10 for adults, and $5 for children aged 2-17. Admission includes admittance to the discovery place.

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4.515 reviews
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Avery B.
6/6/2020

My friends and I had our graduation party 2 years ago in the State Archive Lobby. Lou Anne was our coordinator and she was absolutely fantastic and so fun to work with! She was knowledgeable and...

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Bruce K.
7/14/2019

Much enjoyment was had this morning with over two hours of exploring the various artifacts and exhibits that tell the story of Kansas. Lots to see including the "one from every county" exhibit...

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Daniel Z.
5/27/2017

Very neat museum that tells the story of WWII events in Europe and Pacific. Settlers days in Kansas as well as many restaurant chains that started up in KS. Definitely worth the trip.

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Ilene H.
11/12/2016

What a great place!! I love how everything is displayed and labeled. It really takes you back in time. I enjoyed the history of Kansas and its origins. I thought the gift shop was lovely and...

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Liz B.
10/25/2018

This is a very nice museum! Great for the whole family. Even if you aren't super interested in history, you'll find something to enjoy here. In addition to the main exhibit hall, they have a...

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