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Statement on Federal Funding, National Endowment for the Humanities, and Humanities Kansas Our Purpose Our Impact Our Staff Board of Directors Careers Our Mission and Vision Media Resources Our History Timeline

We believe stories carry our culture and ideas change the world

Our innovative programming, grants and partnerships spark conversations and generate new ideas.

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Before Brown: Madam C.J. Walker School and Desegregation

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Coal Mine Full Story Places   Mining for Stories in a Kansas Ghost Town A new documentary, "Minersville: The Town, the Mines, the People, the Legacy", tells the little-known story of a ghost town. This documentary was supported by a Humanities For All Grant. Full Story 1950s All Electric House exterior Full Story Places   Hotline: Holidays at the All-Electric House Andrew Gustafson, Curator of Interpretation at the Johnson County Museum, shares the history of the All-Electric House that resides inside their facility and gets a holiday makeover each year. Full Story electric guitars Full Story Places   Hotline: The History of the Electric Guitar Turn in up to 11! The electric guitars origins can be traced to Wichita, explains Eric Cale, director of the Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum. Listen to hear the fascinating history! Full Story A man looks to the left beyond the camera with a woods background Full Story Places   Hotline: La Yarda Filmmaker Lourdes Kalusha-Aguirre recounts the story of La Yarda, an East Lawrence community of Mexican railroad workers and their families. Full Story
Five Flags Title Card   Full Story Five Flags of Ford County The territory today known as Ford County has been called by a multitude of names over the centuries, from New Spain to the Province of Louisiana to the State of Kansas, among others. Full Story
photo of Jim Thorpe playing baseball in Blue Rapids 1913   Full Story Big Teams in a Small Town In 1913, the New York Giants and the Chicago White Sox planned an exhibition tour to Tokyo, Hong Kong, Sydney, Cairo, London, Paris, and... Blue Rapids, Kansas. Full Story
Group of women in dresses from the 1930s   Full Story Remembering the Topeka Bottoms The “Bottoms,” an area of downtown Topeka, was home to a predominantly Black and Brown community up until the 1950s. An oral history project and documentary is preserving the memories of those who lived there. Full Story
La Yarda Rendering Full Story   Searching for La Yarda Short documentary film that explores the Mexican railroad community of La Yarda in East Lawrence, which was destroyed by a flood in 1951. Full Story
victorian christmas tree Full Story   Hotline: Lecompton's Christmas Trees President of the Historic Lecompton Museum, Paul Bahnmaier, tells the story behind the museum's Christmas Tree exhibit.  Full Story
Rendering Full Story   Story Retellings in Medicine Lodge Old stories become new in Medicine Lodge. Full Story
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On the Trail of Black History

Geary County project shares stories of Black experience in Kansas.

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Nicodemus KSHS Full Story   We Heard Freedom Geary County project shares stories of Black experience in Kansas. Full Story Dream Theater Full Story   Summer Nights at the Dream Geary County project shares stories of Black experience in Kansas. Full Story John Garland park sign Full Story   Kansas 1972: Rattlebone Hollow Geary County project shares stories of Black experience in Kansas. Full Story historic church building Full Story   Kansas 1972: Uprooted Geary County project shares stories of Black experience in Kansas. Full Story Potters Field Full Story   Remembering the Forgotten Geary County project shares stories of Black experience in Kansas. Full Story Grassroots Art Center Full Story   Art from the Heart Geary County project shares stories of Black experience in Kansas. Full Story
Allison Springs Full Story Places   Water, Water Everywhere Water is a powerful force. It carved the rolling hills and limestone ledges of the Flint Hills. But what happens when the water runs out? Full Story v&V Full Story Places   The Smithsonian is coming to Kansas! Six communities to host "Voices & Votes: Democracy in America" in 2023-2024 Full Story The Warren Hotel Liberal Full Story Places   Downtown - Everything's Waiting for You A Seward County project uses history to provide Liberal's downtown with a renewed sense of place. Full Story Coronado Heights Full Story Places   Hotline: Coronado Heights Steven Foulke shares the history of central Kansas’ geographic wonder, Coronado Heights. Full Story
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The Signs are Here!

A new sign trail retraces the filming locations of the 1969 move "The Learning Tree." The film was written, produced, and directed by Fort Scott native Gordon Parks.

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