Things To Do in Edgerton, Kansas

Practice your penmanship, cipher math problems on a slate or participate in a spelling bee with a costumed schoolteacher. Built in 1869, the school is the only building that remains on the town sit... More on MuseumStuff.com

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Jeeper's is proud to boast that it is "America's ... More on Yahoo! Travel

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The Midland Railway operates excursion trains on a line originally constructed in 1867. Trains cover a 20-mile round trip from Baldwin City via Norwood to Ottawa Junction, Kan., traveling through scenic eastern Kansas farmland and ... More on VisitLawrence.com

Inscription. In memory of, our dead comrades, , Erected 1893 by Franklin Post No. 68 G. A. R. , Location.... More on HMDB

Refreshments, trinkets to take home, performances, and a friendly atmosphere make it a good change of pace ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Passport to Adventure offers a great way to discover nature and history; hike trails and meet wild Kansas animals, ... More on Discoverourtown.com

pumpkin patch, hayrides, hay maze. They have lots of animals, a hay maze made of big round bales and a straw romp, and concessions. Schaake's opens the last weekend of September and runs through Oc... More on pumpkinpatchesandmore.org

Opens the last weekend of September and runs through October 31 and with a 24-acre pumpkin patch. Our hayride takes our guests to pick their own pumpkins right off of the vine. We have 24 varietie... More on Visitlawrence.com

Inscription. Erected this building and opened its door for instruction November 22, 1858, Werner Renick Davis, President, The trustees realizing their financial inability to construct a building to meet their dreams of the future ... More on HMDB

Inscription. (Left marker): The Battle of Black Jack, "Civil War in Kansas!" "Let not the knives of pro-slavery men be sheathed while there is one abolitionist in the Territory.", Squatter, Soverei... More on HMDB

Inscription. This "battle" was part of the struggle to make Kansas a free state. In May, 1856, Proslavery men destroyed buildings and newspaper presses in Lawrence, Free-State headquarters. John Br... More on HMDB

Self-guided tour of Lawrence's finest ... More on Yahoo! Travel