Reno County Museum

Reno County Museum The Reno County Museum, located in downtown Hutchinson. The Reno County Museum consists of two historic buildings that are over 100 years old.

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THE RENO COUNTY MUSEUM COLLECTS, PRESERVES, INTERPRETS, AND SHARES THE HISTORY OF RENO COUNTY, KANSAS TO INSPIRE AWARENESS AND APPRECIATION OF THE PAST FOR PRESENT AND FUTURE GENERATIONS. Since moving to our current location in 1986, we have expanded our galleries to exhibit more artifacts. Our collection currently includes over 30,000 items. These items cover 150 years of Reno Count

y history. A rich history that includes, grain, railroad, and the salt industries to name a few. The Museum allows you to peer through the bars of an unforgiving, iron, pioneer jail! Be amazed that 8 people really lived in a tiny two-room claim house! Imagine what the ride felt like on the 1929 Indian Ace motorcycle! Exhibits change regularly. Our second floor gallery allows visitors to explore Hutchinson through aerial photographs. Experience all this and more at the Reno County Museum, just one block from Hutchinson’s Main Street. The Oodleplex is an interactive children’s area. We are currently making upgrades to the area! A brand new train has been added that celebrates the legacy of the ATSF/BNSF rail line in Reno County. A Gleaner combine cab has been added to engage children in the grain industry with a company that started right here! Future upgrades will include a new general store, an updated claim house and the Fox Theater! The Oodleplex is recommended for children ages 2-12 and is free though we encourage a $1 donation per child. The Museum has a range of exciting programs throughout the year. Please take a look at the upcoming events. You can also make reservations to book the conference room, museum courtyard, and the Oodleplex. Make your reservation today.

Address

100 S Walnut Street
Hutchinson, KS
67501

Opening Hours

Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 11am - 5pm

Telephone

(620) 662-1184

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The Reno County Museum is Located at 100 S. Walnut in Hutchinson, KS. RCM is dedicated to preserving the history of Reno County. We have rotating exhibits that are free to visit with only a suggested donation. Towns in Reno County: Abbyville, Arlington, Buhler, Haven, Hutchinson, Langdon, Medora, Nickerson, Partridge, Plevna, Pretty Prairie, South Hutchinson, Sylvia, Turon, and Yoder. Our current Exhibits are: RCM on the Road Comes Home My Crazy Collection! The Transportation Exhibit For Home and Country: Reno County in the Great War The Magic of “Z’ We also rent our Houston Whiteside Conference room and courtyard for parties and events! We offer rental specials on Saturdays and we allow after-hours rentals and will book the room during the week too! If you are interested in renting the conference room or courtyard please call us at 620-662-1184 and ask for Katie!The Reno County Museum is Located at 100 S. Walnut in Hutchinson, KS. RCM is dedicated to preserving the history of Reno County. We have rotating exhibits that are free to visit with only a suggested donation. Towns in Reno County: Abbyville, Arlington, Buhler, Haven, Hutchinson, Langdon, Medora, Nickerson, Partridge, Plevna, Pretty Prairie, South Hutchinson, Sylvia, Turon and Yoder. Our current Exhibits are: RCM on the Road Comes Home My Crazy Collection! The Transportation Exhibit For Home and Country: Reno County in the Great War The Magic of “Z’ We also rent our Houston Whiteside Conference room and courtyard for parties and events! We offer rental specials on Saturdays and we allow after hours rentals and will book the room during the week too! If you are interested in renting the conference room or courtyard please call us at 620-662-1184 and ask for Katie!