Wichita Sedgwick County Historical Museum

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204 S Main St
Wichita, KS 67202
+1 (316) 265-9314
http://www.wichitahistory.org

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4.59 reviews
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Matt M.
3/11/2019

Clean, well organized exhibits. (Yes, some are a tad dated, but nothing egregiously so.) Parking can be a bear, yes, but (again) nothing too bad. Well worth every penny of the (very modest) five...

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Chenna P.
3/9/2025

A great museum to visit! Learned a lot about the history of Wichita and there are interactive exhibits that take you back in time. Also, go on Sundays since the admission is free. I would...

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Toddmc62 ..
10/17/2022

Great museum on local history. Nice staff and great displays. I learned a lot and had a good time.

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Ed L.
10/16/2014

I had time during my whirlwind weekend in Wichita, KS, so I decided to take in a museum tour to get in some culture and history at the Wichita - Segwick county museum. I was with a friend, whom...

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Traci H.
3/7/2022

This is a building and a museum not to be missed !! The architecture is glorious and the historical displays are well done. Give yourself a couple hours to get through the entire space and take...

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