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Kansas First Territorial Capitol — Museum

Kansas First Territorial Capitol served as the meeting place for Governor Andrew Reeder and the territorial legislature for four days in 1855. Their actions here helped lead to the Civil War, as they planned to decide if Kansas would be a free or slave state. Visitors can discover the stories of territorial Kansas at this site, which is located alongside the Kaw River nature trail.

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Kansas First Territorial Capitol served as the meeting place for Governor Andrew Reeder and the territorial legislature for four days in 1855. Their actions here helped lead to the Civil War, as they planned to decide if Kansas would be a free or slave state. Visitors can discover the stories of territorial Kansas at this site, which is located alongside the Kaw River nature trail.

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Kansas First Territorial Capitol served as the meeting place for Governor Andrew Reeder and the territorial legislature for four days in 1855. Their actions here helped lead to the Civil War, as they planned to decide if Kansas would be a free or slave state. Visitors can discover the stories of territorial Kansas at this site, which is located alongside the Kaw River nature trail.

Kansas First Territorial Capitol — Fort Riley, KS