Historic Houses in Kansas

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• Reference: Museums: History: North America: United States: Kansas 
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• Allen-Lambe House  - Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1915 for Henry J. and Elsie Allen. View photos and drawings of the home.
• Carroll Mansion  - Sixteen room Queen Anne Victorian mansion owned by Edward Carroll was given to the Leavenworth County Historical Society in 1964.
• Carry Nation House  - Temperance leader Carry Nation's home from 1889 to 1902. The museum is a National Historic Landmark.
• Cottonwood Ranch  - John Fenton Pratt home tells the story of his families history with its stained glass windows and Yorkshire architecture, and their unique sheep ranch.
• Goodnow House  - Learn information about what domestic life was like in the 1800s. Isaac Goodnow and his wife were freestaters who wanted equal education rights for both girls and boys.
• Grinter Place  - View photos and brief historic background of the oldest home in Wyandotte County.
• Koester House Museum  - Get details on the luxurious home of the Koester family. This Marysville banker was also recorder and treasurer of Marshall County.
• Kyne House Museum  - Early pioneers to the Lincoln area Timothy and Bridget Kyne built their limestone home in 1885.
• Mueller-Schmidt House Museum  - In it's day this was the most splendid house in Dodge City, and was home to German immigrant John Mueller and his wife Karoline.
• Queen Anne Victorian House  - Goodland, Kansas example of 1907 Victorian architecture. The home is considered an important asset in the Sherman County history.
• Walter P. Chrysler Boyhood Home and Museum  - Founder of the Chrysler Corporation's boyhood home. View hours and holiday schedules.
• William Allen White House  - Read about Red Rocks, the home of nationally known newspaperman and author from Emporia who influenced influenced state and national politics through his writings in the 1890.