The city of Wellington, Kansas, lies just 7 miles east of the cattle trail of the 1870's that led to the largest cattle market of its time in the entire world. While those days are over 120 years gone... On April 1, 1914, at the spring election the voters approved the support of a public library by a vote of 3-1. In May, 1914, the Wellington City Library board held it first meeting and voted to begin the process of erecting a library building. On April 10, 1915
Wellington, KS Carnegie LibrariesWe hope the information given to you on this page will encourage you to visit our beautiful lake. Our lake provides a variety of recreational opportunities. PICNICING
Wellington, KS RecreationWellington's Chisholm Trail Museum contains over 40 rooms filled with over 20,000 artifacts and pictures, most collected locally, some dating back to the Civil War and the early days cattle trail that passed west of Wellington.
The building itself is a reinforced concrete structure built in 19
Wellington, KS MuseumsWoods Park - 183 acres for fishing, camping, and picnicking.
Sellers Park - baseball field with covered stadium, football field and stadium.
Worden Park - 14
Wellington, KS RecreationWellington Municipal Golf Course is one of the finest courses in the region! *18 Holes *Car Rental *Pro Shop
Wellington, KS Golf CoursesThe historical Fred Harvey Building once housed a food processing plant for the Harvey House and dining cars. The building wa...
The Star-Vue Drive-In Theater is one of Kansas' few remaining outdoor big screens. ...
The Community church was organized in 1872, and constructed the following year at a cost of $2,000. The church had a startin...