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Upcoming Events in White Cloud Kansas


May

25 - 28 White Cloud Flea Market - Largest Outdoor Antique Show in Kansas! This is a great event! Many antiques to choose from including all of the items to repurpose. Lots of rusty crusty items and then some beautiful collectibles.

Dealers should come up to this market because the volume is there and the prices are right! Email if you have any questions. See you there and bring a big trailer!

•23 miles West of St. Joseph, Missouri
•19 miles east of Hiawatha, Kansas
•24 miles north of Atchison, Kansas
•11 miles south of White Cloud

Address: North K-7 highway & 240th Road , White Cloud, Kansas
Ph: 785-985-2411 (Always call and confirm events)
Email: sfma59@hotmail.com
Web: www.sparksantiquesandcollectibles.com
Fee: Free Admission

August

22 - 25 White Cloud Flea Market - The White Cloud Flea Market attracts over 500 dealers and more than 25,000 people from as far away as Alaska. It was listed by McCall's Magazine as "one of the best flea markets from coast to coast."

Address: 2395 Buffalo Rd. , White Cloud, Kansas
Ph: 785-985-2411 (Always call and confirm events)
Web: www.sparksantiquesandcollectibles.com

Attractions and Upcoming Events

Wilbur Chapman home

Built in 1880, this home, listed on the Kansas Historical Registry, belonged to Wilbur Chapman, creator of "Pete the Pig" piggy bank. Please stop and see the Historical Home where Wilbur Chapman lived. In 1910

White Cloud, KS Historic Homes

Ma Hush Kah Museum

Ma Hush Kah Museum in White Cloud was originally a school building for African Americans, built between 1871 and 1872, and costing $12,000 featuring 4

White Cloud, KS Museums

Piggy Bank Monument

Pete the Pig Monument stands on main street in White Cloud, Kansas. In 1910, ten-year old Wilbur Chapman sold a prized pig to raise money for a leper colony. Coin savings banks were created in the shape of pigs, manufactured, and sold, resulting in the origination of the "Piggy Bank"

White Cloud, KS Monuments

Four-State Overlook

White Cloud, KS Scenic Views

Lewis & Clark Pavilion

The Lewis and Clark expedition arrived in what is now Kansas June 26, 1804, in the North Kansas City area and pushed north along the Missouri River, exploring both sides of the river. They camped in Doniphan County, south of White Cloud on July 6-7

White Cloud, KS Historic Markers

Things to do near White Cloud, KS

Bureau of Indian Affairs

Nelson Rodgers House

Atchison Rail Museum

Swimming Pool

Amelia Earhart