Photography by Nick Krug

A small museum on the campus of Kansas State University houses a rare and unusual collection of historic clothing and textiles

The museum is here, but few know where to find

The Sunflower State is known for its famous lawmen—but its infamous villains are legendary as well

This article was originally featured in the winter 2014 issue of the magazine. Photos are courtesy of

Known nationally for its federal prison facility, Leavenworth also contains a wealth of historical attractions

Often called the state’s “first city,” Leavenworth has a rich history that includes

Explore the fascinating transformation of Kansas' historic jails into captivating museums! Discover the untold stories behind these architectural gems, blending history and preservation.

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A popular true crime exhibit in Garden City presents artifacts and clues that helped solve historic cases

In 1928, Garden City police officer Roland S. Terwilliger found a partial right index

Interested in your family's history and genealogy? These are the resources you should use.

Ready to start learning about your ancestors or family history in Kansas? Feeling a little overwhelmed

Kansas Pony Express sites continue to celebrate over 160 years of the legendary, short-lived mail system

Wanted: Young, skinny, wiry fellows, not over eighteen. Must be expert riders, willing to

Portrait by Wichita artist Ric Dunwoody

George Washington Carver is one of Kansas’ favorite sons.

And for good reason; he was a man of many talents. Most of us know him as a scientist, but he was

A Flint Hills ranch keeps a rougher version of polo alive

Photography by Jason Dailey\

Polo is one of the world’s oldest sports, believed to originate in the 6th century BCE among the nomadic tribes

A vital land trail receives recognition and a reappraisal of its role in American history and in shaping the future of Kansas

Illustrations by Doug Holdread, courtesy of the Santa Fe Trail Association