Lincoln, Kansas
Stone Double-Arch Bridge
It was a meeting place for three different ethnic groups in the settling days of the area. ...
Stone Double-Arch Bridge
This limestone house, home to early pioneers Timothy and Bridget Kyne, was built in 1885 by Timothy. Among the featured pieces are a pie safe and table that were also built by Timothy. Two additions provide more display space, and the one-room Topsy School is also in the museum complex.
Lincoln, KS MuseumsThis dragon sculpture is one of many Creature Creations built by J.R. Dickerman viewable in his "Open Range Zoo"
Lincoln, KS ArtsIt was a meeting place for three different ethnic groups in the settling days of the area.
Lincoln, KS Historic BridgesThe Topsy School is a one-room school which was moved to its present site, east of the Kyne House Museum in August 1986 from the county west of Westfall and renovated by the Lincoln County Historical Society.
Lincoln, KS Historic SchoolhousesLocated in the beautiful Cummins Block Building and listed on the National Registry of Historic Places
Lincoln, KS MuseumsThe authentic red brick railroad depot was built in the early 1900's and still displays the authentic red tile roof. The depo...
Waconda was the daughter of a great Chief. She became infatuated with the son of another chief of a hostile tribe. The intima...