The Wornall House on Wornall Rd. and The Majors House on State Line are two separate house museums ran by the same organization. I toured the Wornall House. The cost was $8 for a cell phone based...
Wornall Majors House Museum
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146 W 61st Ter
Kansas City, MO 64113
The Wornall House, built in 1858, is one of the few surviving Kansas City homes from the Civil War era. Built by farmer and prominent Kansas Citian John Wornall, the house is perhaps most famous for its use as a field hospital during the Civil War. It has been restored to what it may have looked like during the Civil War & the Battle of Westport.
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Ralphie S.
10/12/2023
Dustin E.
9/23/2024
We didn't get to go inside the museum because it was closed. We saw the Chamber Orchestra open their season. One song before the sprinkles. They had to move under cover of the porch. Played a few...
James K.
11/23/2015
Went for the ghost tours the week before Halloween. The atmosphere was great. There was a firepit, hot cider, and great history provided. The staff was also extremely nice. The tour lasted...
Barbara S.
10/26/2015
I went with my significant other to this museum to do the "haunted tour" a week before Halloween. We met at the carriage house where they had cider and a fire pit and then our group (about 10-12...
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