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Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum

Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum The local history museum for Wichita and Sedgwick County, Kansas! A world-class local history museum you will love!

Four floors of exhibits celebrating Wichita and Sedgwick County in Wichita's original city hall. Accredited by the American Alliance of Museums. Our Vision: To provide a world class Museum experience, advancing the understanding and exploration of the rich historical and cultural heritage of Wichita and Sedgwick County Kansas. Our Mission: The Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum’s mission is

to educate the community and its visitors about local history by collecting, preserving, and interpreting materials reflecting the heritage of Wichita and Sedgwick County. Our Core Values:
Discovery, Creativity, Empathy, Authenticity, Integrity, Service and Collaboration
These values are primary factors guiding the organization’s actions in meeting the mission and fulfilling the vision set for the Museum. By adhering to these simple tenets, the Museum is able to provide experiences which orient the visitor to the past, define the present, and help chart the course for the future. Our Statement of Ethics: The Museum’s policies and procedures are intended to reflect the values in the Code of Ethics for Museums of the American Alliance of Museums and the Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum Statement of Ethics.

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11/29/2022

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The Museum is free today and every Sunday in 2022, open 1-5pm, thanks to the Ruth Spooner Stone Trust, INTRUST Bank, Tru...
11/27/2022

The Museum is free today and every Sunday in 2022, open 1-5pm, thanks to the Ruth Spooner Stone Trust, INTRUST Bank, Trustee. Four floors of exhibits in the original City of Wichita- Government City Hall and we've decorated for the holidays! Photo of Wonderland Park at Ackerman Island from our archives. Bonus - the award-winning filmmaker Sara Joy Harmon of For Your Amusement: The Wonderland Park on Ackerman Island is working at the Museum's front desk today!

Hop in the Model T and come downtown! We are open today and decorated for the holidays. We welcome visitors from 11am-4p...
11/25/2022

Hop in the Model T and come downtown! We are open today and decorated for the holidays. We welcome visitors from 11am-4pm Tuesday - Friday, 1-5pm Saturday and Sunday. Homer T. Harden photo from our archives, circa 1923, birdseye view looking west on Douglas Avenue near the intersection of Market Street. Drury Plaza Hotel Broadview Wichita in background. More photos at www.wichitaphotos.org.

The Museum's new book celebrating Wichita and Sedgwick County's Sesquicentennial, "A Spell Created" is perfect for holid...
11/20/2022

The Museum's new book celebrating Wichita and Sedgwick County's Sesquicentennial, "A Spell Created" is perfect for holiday gift giving! We will ship anywhere in the continental United States for the all-inclusive price of $120. To order, send payment to the Museum or contact the Museum office at 316-265-9314 or [email protected]. Also available in the Museum Shop for $95 plus tax.
The book is 360 pages, hardbound, large format, full color, featuring over 425 images. Printing limited to 2000 copies. All proceeds from the sale of the book will be placed in the Museum's Memorial Fund.
The Museum is grateful to the Charles and Joanne McIlwaine Foundation and the Ross Foundation for their support of this major publishing initiative.

Our elves are busy preparing for our annual Holiday Wreath Festival, Thursday, Nov. 17th - Saturday, November 19th from ...
11/16/2022

Our elves are busy preparing for our annual Holiday Wreath Festival, Thursday, Nov. 17th - Saturday, November 19th from 11am-4pm. Admission is free to the public.

Enjoy holiday cheer, music, and a wonderful destination for holiday gift buying. The Museum’s WHiMS Gift Shop is transported to the 2nd floor DeVore Auditorium, where holiday shoppers are sure to be dazzled by an array of artful wreaths, décor items, baked goods, cards, books and unique gift items.

Sponsored – as always – by Wichita Historical Museum Society ,friends and supporters of the Museum including City of Wichita- Government and Sedgwick County Government.

The Museum (and parking) free today and every Sunday in 2022! Rare color view of Downtown Wichita  looking east on Dougl...
11/13/2022

The Museum (and parking) free today and every Sunday in 2022! Rare color view of Downtown Wichita looking east on Douglas from the Drury Plaza Hotel Broadview Wichita, 1st National Bank (INTRUST Bank), & MoPac Depot at left (now area of Regional Chamber of Commerce) from our archives in the original of Wichita- Government City Hall. Free admission every Sunday thanks to the Ruth Spooner Stone Trust, INTRUST Bank, trustee. Open today 1-5pm - come see us!

Cruise the polls & VOTE! Free ride day Wichita Transit on Tuesday, November 8th! Photo of voters in Derby, 1972, from ou...
11/03/2022

Cruise the polls & VOTE! Free ride day Wichita Transit on Tuesday, November 8th! Photo of voters in Derby, 1972, from our archive in the original City of Wichita-City Hall. Can't make it to the polls on Nov 8? Early voting info here: https://www.sedgwickcounty.org/.../registra.../early-voting/

Cruise the polls & VOTE! Free ride day Wichita Transit on Tuesday, November 8th! Photo of East Douglas looking west from...
11/01/2022

Cruise the polls & VOTE! Free ride day Wichita Transit on Tuesday, November 8th! Photo of East Douglas looking west from Cleveland, Mentholatum (The Spice Merchant) Building at left (then occupied by the Sedgwick County Board of Social Work), 1946, from our archive in the original City of Wichita- City Hall. Can't make it to the polls on Nov 8? Early voting info here: https://www.sedgwickcounty.org/elections/registration-and-voting/early-voting/

We're expecting a crowd! Free today & every Sunday in 2022 thanks to the Ruth Spooner Stone Trust! Today is the FINAL DA...
10/30/2022

We're expecting a crowd! Free today & every Sunday in 2022 thanks to the Ruth Spooner Stone Trust! Today is the FINAL DAY to view "TURN IT UP TO 90! – THE ELECTRIC GUITAR AND THE 90TH ANNIVERSARY OF ITS WICHITA WORLD DEBUT"
"Turn it Up to 90!" features dozens of historic electric guitars and explores Wichita’s connection to the most popular musical instrument of our time. Photo of Hollabaugh's Drugs from our archives in the original City of Wichita- Government City Hall, in photo at far right. Open 1-5 pm. More photos at www.wichitaphotos.org

Final Weekend for "TURN IT UP TO 90! – THE ELECTRIC GUITAR AND THE 90TH ANNIVERSARY OF ITS WICHITA WORLD DEBUT""Turn it ...
10/28/2022

Final Weekend for "TURN IT UP TO 90! – THE ELECTRIC GUITAR AND THE 90TH ANNIVERSARY OF ITS WICHITA WORLD DEBUT"
"Turn it Up to 90!" features dozens of historic electric guitars and explores Wichita’s connection to the most popular musical instrument of our time. Visitors will see the electric guitars from the Museum’s collection from some of Wichita’s most noteworthy players. Final day to see this exhibit Sunday, October 30th!
The Museum thanks exhibit sponsors:
Bonavia Properties
Devlin Interiors
David & Barbara Rolph
Ron & Lee Starkel
And collectors who have loaned instruments for exhibition.

10/26/2022
Senior Wednesday - Mapping Inequality with Donna Rae Pearson

Mapping Inequality with Donna Rae Pearson.
Federal and State policies in the early 20th century restricted financial resources to African Americans for housing. Known as redlining, it was followed by another historically discriminatory practice twenty years later—urban renewal. These two programs segregated and changed communities across the nation. This presentation will explore the history of redlining and its lingering impact on today’s communities.
Donna Rae is the local historian at the Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library where she teaches people how to conduct research and works to preserve the stories of the Topeka community.
“Mapping Inequality” is part of Humanities Kansas's Speakers Bureau and “21st Century Civics,” a collection of resources that invite Kansans to participate in community discussions and learn more about the history of American democracy and the shared responsibilities of citizenship. “21st Century Civics” is made possible with support from “A More Perfect Union: America at 250,” an initiative of the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Support for “Mapping Inequality” has been provided by the Freedom’s Frontier National Heritage Area.
The program will be shown on the screen in the Museum Auditorium, followed by a related tour.
Sponsored by generous funding through The Trust Company of Kansas and by Mickey Armstrong, hosted by WHiMS.

It was 90 years ago this week that we in Wichita were the first in the world to learn of the electric guitar! Shortly af...
10/06/2022

It was 90 years ago this week that we in Wichita were the first in the world to learn of the electric guitar! Shortly after this photo appeared in the Beacon newspaper, Gage Brewer began the world's first performances demonstrating these instruments. Our exhibition exploring this history ends this month.

09/28/2022
WSCHM - Senior Wednesday - Dress for Success: Nelly Don & American Fashion with Marla Day.

You can’t mention 20th-century women’s wear without thinking of Nelly Don. The Parsons native built a fashion empire on the vision that women deserved affordable, stylish clothing regardless of means or status. From humble beginnings, Don built a company that treated her workforce of women fairly, brought fashion to millions of American women, and became the largest dressmaker of the century. Ellen “Nell” Quinlan Donnelly’s story is one of innovation, triumph, and hard work—all rooted in her small-town Kansas upbringing.

Marla Day is the curator of Kansas State University’s Historic Costume and Textile Museum in Manhattan.

“Dress for Success: Nelly Don and American Fashion” is part of Humanities Kansas's Speakers Bureau, featuring humanities-based presentations designed to share stories that inspire, spark conversations that inform, and generate insights that strengthen civic engagement.

Sponsored by generous funding through The Trust Company of Kansas and by Mickey Armstrong, hosted by WHiMS. Doors open at 9:45 a.m., program screens at 10 a.m. Tours follow at 11 a.m.

Today! Senior Wednesday at 10am, "Dress For Success: Nelly Don and American Fashion" with Marla Day of K-State Historic ...
09/28/2022

Today! Senior Wednesday at 10am, "Dress For Success: Nelly Don and American Fashion" with Marla Day of K-State Historic Costume and Textile Museum, part of Humanities Kansas Speakers Bureau. Stick around for a free lunchtime concert in Heritage Square featuring Steve Cormier & Tom Page, noon-1pm. See our Events Page for details. Photo of Innes Department Store interior, 1957, from our archive.

We are expecting a crowd today! Welcoming the The Arts Council September ARTS MIXR at 6pm followed by our Local History ...
09/22/2022

We are expecting a crowd today! Welcoming the The Arts Council September ARTS MIXR at 6pm followed by our Local History Film Fest with the Harmon Sisters! at 8pm in Heritage Square, featuring For Your Amusement: The Wonderland Park on Ackerman Island, Who Scammed Rajah Rabbit? & Color Me Wichita. Join us! View of Douglas & Broadway, 1943, Wichita Orpheum Theatre (celebrating 100 years!) in the distance, photo from our archive.

We are thrilled to be the Tallgrass Film Association Community Partner for 2 amazing films, We Were Famous, You Don't Re...
09/20/2022

We are thrilled to be the Tallgrass Film Association Community Partner for 2 amazing films, We Were Famous, You Don't Remember: The Embarrassment World Premiere on Friday, September 30 at 6pm, AND "That Thing That Sound" on September 30 at 1pm, both at Wichita Orpheum Theatre! ***Enjoy a 30% discount when you order online tickets with promo code HISTORYICT, https://tallgrassfilm.org/tallgrass-film-festival/tickets-passes/ Related exhibits on view NOW at your local history HQ in the original City of Wichita- City Hall, open Tuesday - Friday 11am-4pm, Saturday - Sunday 1-5pm.

Living in NYC during the Great Depression,Cuban-born modernist artist Enrique Riveron, far left, metNoella Wible, 2nd fr...
09/20/2022

Living in NYC during the Great Depression,
Cuban-born modernist artist Enrique Riveron, far left, met
Noella Wible, 2nd from right, a student at Columbia
University from Wichita. They married in 1933 & made
frequent visits to the City of Wichita- eventually moving here during WWII & befriending artists in the community. * Wichita area artists, artisans ,& art supporters are invited to The Arts Council for the September ARTS MIXR right here at the Historical Museum! Thursday, September 22, 6-8pm.

Today! Heritage Square Concert at noon featuring Mariachi Jalisco! Free admission, enter Heritage Square through the His...
09/14/2022

Today! Heritage Square Concert at noon featuring Mariachi Jalisco! Free admission, enter Heritage Square through the Historical Museum, housed in the original City of Wichita- Government
City Hall in Downtown Wichita. You provide the food, we provide the shade & entertainment! Thanks to our Heritage Square Concert Series Sponsors: CGP Group, Devlin Enterprises, Inc., Evergy Freddy's Frozen Custard & Steakburgers,IMA Financial Group, INTRUST Bank, Mitchell & Richards, CPA, The Trust Company of Kansas, .com, and all of the supporting business members.

Heritage Square Concert Series continues on Wednesday, September 14th at noon featuring Mariachi Jalisco! Free admission...
09/12/2022

Heritage Square Concert Series continues on Wednesday, September 14th at noon featuring Mariachi Jalisco! Free admission - enter Heritage Square through the Historical Museum.

Heritage Square Concert Series 2022 sponsors are: CGP Group, Devlin Enterprises, Inc., Evergy, Freddy's Frozen Custard and Steakburgers, IMA Financial Group, INTRUST Bank, Mitchell & Richards, CPA, The Trust Company of Kansas, tsnews.com, and all of the supporting business members.

Today! The musical stylings of Moddelmog & Rathbun in beautiful  Heritage Square Park, noon-1pm.  Free admission - enter...
09/07/2022

Today! The musical stylings of Moddelmog & Rathbun in beautiful Heritage Square Park, noon-1pm. Free admission - enter Heritage Square through the Historical Museum. Enjoy food from Hot-2-Trot Gourmet Hotdogs, Taters N Toppings, or bring a picnic! Free concert every Wednesday in September thanks to our sponsors: CGP Group, Devlin Enterprises, Inc., Evergy, Freddy's Frozen Custard & Steakburgers IMA Financial Group, Inc., INTRUST Bank Mitchell & Richards, CPA, The Trust Company of Kansas, tsnews.com, and all of the supporting business members.

Heritage Square Concert Series begins Wednesday, September 7th at noon featuring nikki moddelmog & Rathbun!  Free admiss...
09/06/2022

Heritage Square Concert Series begins Wednesday, September 7th at noon featuring nikki moddelmog & Rathbun! Free admission - enter Heritage Square through the Historical Museum. Enjoy food from Hot-2-Trot Gourmet Hotdogs on September 7th!

Heritage Square Concert Series 2022 sponsors are: CGP Group, Devlin Enterprises, Inc., Evergy, Freddy's Frozen Custard and Steakburgers, IMA Financial Group, INTRUST Bank, Mitchell & Richards, CPA, The Trust Company of Kansas, tsnews.com, and all of the supporting business members.

Free today and every Sunday in 2022, thanks to the Ruth Spooner Stone Charitable Trust, INTRUST Bank, Trustee. We are op...
09/04/2022

Free today and every Sunday in 2022, thanks to the Ruth Spooner Stone Charitable Trust, INTRUST Bank, Trustee. We are open today 1-5 pm in the original City of Wichita- Government City Hall in Downtown Wichita. Illuminated view in the heart of the city, Douglas Avenue and Main Street, photographed by Charles Rollins, 1955, from our archives.

We are thrilled to be the Tallgrass Film Association Community Partner for We Were Famous, You Don't Remember: The Embar...
08/31/2022

We are thrilled to be the Tallgrass Film Association Community Partner for We Were Famous, You Don't Remember: The Embarrassment" World Premiere on Friday, September 30 at 6pm, Wichita Orpheum Theatre. Ignited by punk’s invasion of the Great Plains, America’s gawkiest and greatest lost rock band battles conformity in Reagan-era Kansas. The Embarrassment Trailer here: https://youtu.be/2Lr3ZuiAIFA
Details here: https://tallgrass2022.eventive.org/films/62d75f42a343d7003ec8d2c7

08/24/2022
Mexican Americans of Wichita’s North End with Anita Mendoza, Jose Enrique Navarro & Jay Price

While the North End has long been the beginning of the American dream for many peoples including African Americans, Southeast Asians, and Anglo Americans, it is perhaps the Mexican American community that most visibly embodies the hopes and struggles in this part of the city. The first wave worked in the packinghouses, and communities with names such as El Huarache, La Topeka, and El Rock Island emerged nearby. As the 20th century unfolded, their children and grandchildren established a vibrant neighborhood along Twenty-First Street and Broadway. In recent years, the old industries of the area have faded, while a new wave of immigrants from Latin America has been able to redefine an area. Today, the Mexican American heritage in the North End has become one of its most defining features, an example of a broader diversity that has always made this part of the city special.

Sponsored by generous funding through The Trust Company of Kansas and by Mickey Armstrong, hosted by WHiMS

Sidewalk view in front of Woolworth's on Douglas Ave, summer of 1963. In the 1950s-1960s, members of the The Wichita Bra...
08/03/2022

Sidewalk view in front of Woolworth's on Douglas Ave, summer of 1963. In the 1950s-1960s, members of the The Wichita Branch NAACP would picket in front of downtown stores that refused to hire or serve African Americans, including Woolworth's. Now the site of the Chester I Lewis Reflection Square Park, this Woolworth store closed in 1991 and was razed a few years later. Photo from our archive in the original City of Wichita- Government City Hall in downtown Wichita. Open today 11am-4pm - come see us!

07/27/2022
Senior Wednesday - Authenti-city: Wichita Series with Bill Goffrier

Authenti-city, our built environment documented artistically in the paintings of Bill Goffrier. A native mid-westerner, Bill was raised in Wichita. In 1980 he earned his Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree from Wichita State University, later a Masters degree from Boston University. Today, Goffrier resides again in Wichita where for the past several years he has been at work as one of the area’s finest artists.

Sponsored by generous funding through The Trust Company of Kansas and by Mickey Armstrong, hosted by WHiMS. Doors open at 9:45 a.m., program screens at 10 a.m. Tours follow at 11 a.m.

In July of 1958, Ron Walters, President of The Wichita Branch NAACP Youth Council and his cousin, Carol Parks-Haun, orga...
07/27/2022

In July of 1958, Ron Walters, President of The Wichita Branch NAACP Youth Council and his cousin, Carol Parks-Haun, organized the Dockum Sit-in, now recognized as the first successful sit-in of the civil rights movement. Starting July 19th, Walters and Parks-Haun, & other youth began entering Dockum Drugstore at Douglas & Broadway every day, filling the stools at the counter. Learn more at the Historical Museum, part of the Kansas African American History Trail! Open Tuesday-Friday 11-4, Saturday-Sunday 1-5pm in the original City of Wichita- Government City Hall. Learn more about the Trail at TKAAM - The Kansas African American Museum https://www.tkaahistorytrail.org/

Happy Birthday, Wichita! Join us Saturday, July 23 or Sunday, July 24 from 1-4pm for a special celebration - free when y...
07/21/2022
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Happy Birthday, Wichita! Join us Saturday, July 23 or Sunday, July 24 from 1-4pm for a special celebration - free when you bring a birthday card! Details at www.wichitahistory.org

The Museum has been housed in Wichita’s original City Hall, a landmark building constructed in 1890 and is considered an exhibit in itself. A wide variety of the Museum’s exhibits showcase life in Wichita over the centuries, from the Wichita Indian tribe—whose name the town adopted— to the c...

Beat the heat!  are popular today but a century ago the canoe ruled the Arkansas River. Founded near Murdock & Waco in t...
07/14/2022

Beat the heat! are popular today but a century ago the canoe ruled the Arkansas River. Founded near Murdock & Waco in the late 1890s, the Riverside Boathouse grew in size & commercial enterprise for decades before it was demolished in 1968. Photo by Homer T. Harden circa 1928 from our archive in the original City of Wichita- Government City Hall. Wichita Park & Recreation Visit Wichita

We are in great company! Open Tuesday - Friday 11am -4pm, Saturday - Sunday 1-5 pm. Free admission for all  every  Sunda...
07/08/2022
Wichita’s nine best places to visit

We are in great company! Open Tuesday - Friday 11am -4pm, Saturday - Sunday 1-5 pm. Free admission for all every Sunday thanks to the Ruth Spooner Stone Trust! Visit Wichita Roxie on the Road

Roxie, of the travel blog Roxie on the Road, loves to explore Wichita. In her latest visit, she found plenty of outdoor activities and good eats. Read on to discover what she calls the "best nine

This summer, your lunch is your admission! Eat in Heritage Square, then enjoy the Historical Museum, FREE -  Tuesday - F...
06/23/2022

This summer, your lunch is your admission! Eat in Heritage Square, then enjoy the Historical Museum, FREE - Tuesday - Friday, 11:30-1:30 pm.

06/22/2022
Senior Wednesday - Architecture of the People's Houses

Architecture of the People’s Houses with Murl Reidel.
Kansas has 105 county courthouses and hundreds of city halls, plus a few more state capitols than you might expect. The manifestation of the greatest ideals occurs in these buildings, where the work of the people’s democracy is in action. The designs of these buildings tell us about the evolution of local government in the state. Larger societal issues, such as the Free State and the Civil Rights movements, can also be examined through the architecture of place. Some resemble Greek and Roman temples of democratic ideals while others convey the Victorian notions of civility. Still others are nondescript storefronts. Regardless of scale and beauty, these buildings represent symbols of our shared values and convey much about our communities.
Presented by Murl Riedel. Murl is a fiscal analyst and retired major from the Kansas Army National Guard.
“Architecture of the People’s Houses” is part of Humanities Kansas Speakers Bureau, featuring humanities-based presentations designed to share stories that inspire, spark conversations that inform, and generate insights that strengthen civic engagement.
Sponsored by generous funding through The Trust Company of Kansas and by Mickey Armstrong, hosted by WHiMS.

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204 S Main Street
Wichita, KS
67202

Opening Hours

Tuesday 11am - 4pm
Wednesday 11am - 4pm
Thursday 11am - 4pm
Friday 11am - 4pm
Saturday 1pm - 5pm
Sunday 1pm - 5pm

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(316) 265-9314

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Snow Day in Wichita!

Check out these photos from snow days past in Wichita.

1) Main and Douglas Snow Storm. 1894
2) Horses Pulling Bus from Snow on Estelle and Volutsia on East 13th street. 1922
3) Children Arriving at First Baptist Church. 1940
4) Miss Jo Anne Connell, telephone information operator of the Rapid Transit Lines in Wichita, Kansas, checks a corner bus schedule as Dreamline Operator Jerry Sudduth makes the change at Topeka and Douglas with the temperature 12 below zero following a recent snowstorm that dumped 17 inches of snow on Wichita. 1972

Photos from the Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum's Photo Archives.
Rufus wants to share another wonderful place to visit for FREE on Sunday afternoons this year! After you visit feeding time at the KWE at noon, grab yourself some lunch and hop over to the Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum. Here are the details:
New for '22! Admission to the Museum is free to the public on Sundays in 2022, thanks to a gift from the Ruth Spooner Stone Charitable Trust, INTRUST Bank, Trustee. Visit us in downtown Wichita and EXPLORE LOCAL HISTORY in one of America's finest museums, occupying the original City of Wichita- Government 1890 City Hall. See dozens of exhibits featuring thousands of artifacts illuminating our unique local history. Visit the Museum Shop for unusual books, souvenir and gift items. Open Tuesday - Friday 11am-4pm; Saturday - Sunday 1-5pm. Regular admission $5 for adults, $2 for children. Free every Sunday! Members always free. Accredited by the American Alliance of Museums.
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Free admission Sundays in 2022 at the Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum
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Here’s a look at new and upcoming exhibitions open for the winter 2021-22 season.

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🍂 We want to see your favorite spots to view the fall colors! Here's just a few of our favorites in Wichita.

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Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum | Wichita State University | Tanganyika Wildlife Park | Botanica | Friends University | Newman University | Great Plains Nature Center | Wichita Park & Recreation |

Do NOT miss the "dentist" in this parody! River City Visuals always goes above and beyond with our requests and they nailed this special effect! Other highlights to look out for: baby with mustache and bloopers!
Youtube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNqnYGNsVT0


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We do not own the rights to the music in this parody film.
Thank you so much for letting us film our 2021 Halloween parody at the museum! It was PERFECT!
Have a great weekend ICT!🏰
Don’t forget to support local businesses!

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My next book event is coming up on Wednesday at the Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum. I'll be talking about the book Classic Restaurants of Wichita by Denise Neil and the historic restaurants in it as well as signing and selling copies. Reserve your spot today!
Go Far is now featured in the Wichita Sedgwick County Historical Museum shop!

Wondering how I tie in Kansas history to endurance sports? Check out the book, available at local bookstores and everywhere else books are sold as well as Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum
Don't know about you but we're gearing up for a thrilling and spine-chilling October.

For more of Wichita's spooky places and ghoulish stories 👇
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