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El Quartelejo Museum

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Museums, Places Of Interest, Tourist Information & Attractions

902 W 5th St, Scott City, KS 67871

620-872-5912

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Today: 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm

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The theme of the El Quartelejo Museum is a developing story line, one which traces the history of this region of western Kansas through the stories told by the fossil discoveries on exhibit to present day Scott County information. Visitors can choose to either follow the story line, or simply browse in areas which are of interest to them. Separate displays are set up in several different rooms, and rotating exhibits change often. Appeal for both adults and children has been achieved. Exhibits allow youngsters to touch and even “dig” for their own fossils. Two distinct areas of the museum house local Indian & Pioneer History, while a third room has antique farm machinery, along with horse-drawn buggies from the early 1900s. A major addendum to the facility occurred in 2010: The Jerry Thomas Gallery & Collection, containing the work of nationally recognized Wildlife and Western Artist/Historian, Jerry Thomas, as well as an extensive collection of Native American and Cavalry artifacts.The theme of the El Quartelejo Museum is a developing story line, one which traces the history of this region of western Kansas through the stories told by the fossil discoveries on exhibit to present day Scott County information. Visitors can choose to either follow the story line, or simply browse in areas which are of interest to them. Separate displays are set up in several different rooms, and rotating exhibits change often. Appeal for both adults and children has been achieved. Exhibits allow youngsters to touch and even “dig” for their own fossils. Two distinct areas of the museum house local Indian & Pioneer History, while a third room has antique farm machinery, along with horse-drawn buggies from the early 1900s. A major addendum to the facility occurred in 2010: The Jerry Thomas Gallery & Collection, containing the work of nationally recognized Wildlife and Western Artist/Historian, Jerry Thomas, as well as an extensive collection of Native American and Cavalry artifacts.
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