Eudora Community Museum

The Eudora Area Historical Society operates the Eudora Community Museum. The Museum displays numerous exhibits devoted to Eudora’s history. Themes explored in the museum include Shawnee Indians, Western Expansion, the Oregon Trail, Eudora and the Civil War, Eudora as it developed in the late 19th Century, Eudora’s African-American Community and the Sunflower Ammunition Plant.


The Eudora Area Historical Society preserves and maintains the history of the city and township of Eudora and the surrounding communities of Clearfield, Fall Leaf, Hesper, Prairie Center and Weaver.


The EAHS also maintains an extensive archival collection. The Archives are open to the public during the standard hours of operation. Collections within the Archives include virtually all Eudora based newspapers since the 1890s, thousands of photographs, yearbooks, correspondence, genealogy and books relating to Eudora and Kansas history.


Call or email EudoraHistory@gmail.com to schedule a tour.


Contact Information

720 Main Street

Eudora, KS 66025

Phone: 785-690-7900

website


Location Type

Kid-friendly

Museum


Site Info

AC / Heating

Bus / RV Parking

Giftshop

Group Meeting Room

Group Tours

Parking

Restrooms

Research Library

Staffed

Water Fountain

Wheel Chair Accessible