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276 matches in Kansas
County history museum covering Finney County settlement, the cattle trade, and southwestern Kansas pioneer and agricultural history.

Ford County historical society in Dodge City covering cattle-drive era, lawmen, and frontier settlement — primary-source Kansas history and westward expansion.
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Community heritage museum in Franklin, KS covering local settlement history and regional social studies.

Geary County historical museum in Junction City covering Fort Riley, the Chisholm Trail, and the military heritage of north-central Kansas.
State fishing lake and wildlife area in Kansas — covers freshwater ecology, fish biology, and wildlife habitat management.

Home of Kansas abolitionist Isaac Goodnow — covers Bleeding Kansas history, the Free State movement, and 19th-century Kansas settlement.

County history museum in Syracuse, KS covering pioneer settlement and Plains heritage — supports Kansas and Great Plains history curriculum.
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Small regional museum with art and local history collections — visual arts and Kansas cultural history context.
Small county historical museum in Hodgeman County covering pioneer settlement, ranching, and Great Plains regional history.
Small Kansas community museum covering Herington's railroad and pioneer heritage — supports Kansas state and local history curriculum.

Regional museum in Goodland, KS covering High Plains settlement history and early agricultural technology.

Southwest Kansas museum documenting adobe construction and pioneer settlement on the Cimarron Route — covers regional history and territorial-era geography.

Regional history museum and art center in Independence, KS — covers southeast Kansas history alongside regional visual arts.

City park with trails and green space; limited structured curriculum content but suitable for outdoor PE and informal nature observation.

Jackson County museum in Holton, KS covering Native American and pioneer settlement history of northeastern Kansas.
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Museum honoring illustrator John Philip Falter, featuring Saturday Evening Post covers — covers 20th-century American illustration art and magazine publishing history.
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County heritage center with local history exhibits and rotating art galleries — covers regional settlement history and cultural heritage.

Johnson County historical museum covering Kansas settlement, pioneer life, and regional development from the 19th century onward.
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Kansas Firefighters Museum with historic apparatus and equipment — covers fire suppression history, public safety, and the evolution of firefighting technology.

Dual museum honoring Kansas educators and depicting Old West gunfighters — covers frontier history, law enforcement, and the legacy of public education in Kansas.

Free Kansas Department of Wildlife exhibit featuring mounted native Kansas animals and habitat displays — applied Kansas ecology and wildlife biology.
Preserved 1850s Santa Fe Trail stage stop with interpretive exhibits — covers westward expansion, overland trail commerce, and frontier Kansas settlement.

Historic 1857 outfitting store on the Santa Fe Trail — covers westward expansion, frontier trade, and pioneer economics.

Municipal arboretum in Lawrence with labeled woody plant collections — supports tree identification, botany, and Kansas native plant ecology.
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