Wamego Historical Society and Museum

The Wamego Historical Museum, established by the Wamego Historical Society in 1973, is situated in the picturesque 20-acre city park of Wamego, Kansas. The museum, a replica of Wamego's first city hall, showcases the region's rich history, beginning with its origins in a 19th-century railroad stone workshed. In addition to the museum, the site features the Prairie Town Village, which was initiated in the 1980s, and the iconic Dutch Mill, a Kansas landmark built in 1879 by immigrant John Schonoff. The Historical Society also hosts three annual fundraising events that draw large crowds, celebrating community heritage with homemade ice cream and activities for all ages. Generated from the website