The Historic Adobe Museum, built from adobe blocks in the 1930s and listed on the State Historic Register, provides a glimpse into the local history of Grant County, Kansas. The museum features a variety of exhibits, such as old photographs, artifacts, arrowheads, and barbed wire collections, along with dimensional murals and scenes that depict life on the High Plains. It also includes historic buildings such as an old hotel and schoolhouse available for tours, offering an educational experience that delves into both local history and the historic significance of the region, including the Santa Fe Trail.
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