TOWANDA AREA HISTORICAL MUSEUM

Now Open!

NEWEST MUSEUM IN KANSAS

Spring Canvas Painting Class
Friday, April 16, 2021
Doors Open at 5:00, Class Starts at 6:00

Artist Linda Daugherty will lead the class, and teach us step by step the process and technique in creating a wonderful acrylic on canvas painting.

Novice to mid-level experience.
Appropriate for preteens to adults.
Registration is required, seating is limited.

Join us for a fun evening out at the Museum
to help us raise funds for more renovation projects!
We will provide all supplies needed as well as bottled water.
You are welcome to bring your own snacks and beverages,
although we will require a signed waiver for alcohol.
COST IS $35 PER PERSON. SPACE IS LIMITED
CUT OFF FOR REGISTRATION IS APRIL 14.
CALL OR TEXT TRICIA AT THE MUSEUM WITH QUESTIONS 316-312-1026

Small Towns, BIG History!

The Towanda Area Historical Museum is a place for community to gather, to learn from and preserve the rich history, artifacts and stories of our past. After a three year renovation project, we opened our doors in October 2020 with a brand new look! We offer free admission, although we are run on volunteer hours and donations. We invite you to come experience our history!

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Coverage Area Of The Towanda Area
Historical Museum

The Towanda Area Historical Museum covers the northwest corner of Butler County from Towanda Township north and west to the respective county lines. This is very close to the original Towanda Township covered before it was divided into the 8 townships in 1872-1874.

This area includes the townships of:
Fairmount, Clifford, Milton, Plum Grove, Murdock, Fairview, Benton and Towanda.

The townships encompass the towns of:
Towanda, Potwin, Elbing, Whitewater, Benton

And the former towns of:
Midian, Palmyra, Pendell, Edgecomb, Murdock, Cariboo, Holden, Brainard, Ayr, Plum Grove, Amador, Ovo, Nellens Worth, Reddens and more...