Students experience what it was like to be a child in 1904—from life on the farm and completing chores, to the challenges of lessons inside the one-room schoolhouse led by a costumed schoolteacher.
The Johnson County Museum offers innovative, engaging exhibitions and programs that inspire learners of all ages to discover a sense of place and spark excitement about history at two sites: Lanesfield Historic Site in Edgerton, Kansas, and the main museum in the Johnson County Arts & Heritage Center in Overland Park.
The Museum offers long-term and changing exhibits, the children’s history experience KidScape, field trips, home school, youth and scout programs, summer camps, lectures, special events, birthday party packages, event spaces and a wide variety of online research tools. The museum’s historic collections include more than one million photographs, 20,000 3-D artifacts, and 300 cubic feet of archival material. In 2018, the Johnson County Museum served 70,000 visitors onsite and nearly 100,000 people through online resources.
History, 20th Century, Social Studies
60 students, 1 chap. per 15 stu.
90 min.
Field Trip
K, 1, 2
$4.00 per Person for School Group