Historical Society celebrates Kansas Day, local history

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Two locally produced documentaries will be shown this week at the Barton County Historical Museum. The historical society will celebrate Kansas Day with a program today, and local history with its annual meeting on Monday, Executive Director Beverly Komarek said. Kansas became the 34th state on Jan. 29, 1861. The public is invited to today’s free Kansas Day program at the museum, located just south of Great Bend’s Arkansas River bridge on U.S. 281. At ...

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