Museums in Lenexa, Kansas

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The Lenexa Historical Society promotes community involvement to preserve the heritage of Lenexa by sponsoring festivals and events. Learn more about Lenexa by visiting our website at Origins of Lenexa page. Annual Soup Luncheon Spinach ... More on MuseumsUSA.org

The Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art is a must-see for art lovers. With two levels and ten galleries, visitors will be treated to exquisite visual art in the museum's temporary and permanent exhi...

41,000 square-foot contemporary art museum. Largest in four-state region. More on Visitoverlandpark.com

overview: This stone barn , built by Adam Legler in 1864, was orginally situated on the Santa Fe Trail at the corner of 95th and Quivira, Lenexa, Kansas. ... More on MuseumStuff.com

about Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art: The 41,000 square foot Nerman Museum is the largest contemporary art museum in the four state region. Located on the campus of Johnson County Community College , the museum offers guided tours ... More on GoCityKids

about 1950s All-Electric House: Visitors to the 1950s All-Electric House at the Johnson County Museum of History enter a 50s time warp when touring the "house of the future." The ranch home was ori... More on GoCityKids

Wish I had some of those bells and whistles in my house! More on GoCityKids

The Truman Presidential Library is open 9:00am to 5:00pm Monday through Saturday and non to 5:00pm Sunday.... More on Off the Beaten Path: Missouri

This Victorian house was the Truman family home from 1919 until his death in 1972. The Harry S Truman Natio... More on PlanetWare

At the old RLDS auditorium, the one with the green dome...you can take your children to the nondenominational Children's Peace Pavilion. There they can play games that help them learn cooperation,... More on Off the Beaten Path: Missouri

The Children's Peace Pavilion was established in 1995 as a gift to all children from the Community of Christ. In January of that year the doors of the Children's Peace Pavilion opened to an enthusi... More on familydaysoutusa

Moses Grinter traded with the Delaware before building this brick farmhouse in 1862. Moses and Annie Grinte... More on Heritage

We really enjoyed touring the Grinter Place. The home was beautifully decorated for the holidays. Our tour ... More on TripAdvisor