No photo on fileMuseumAvenue of HistoryRussell, KSThe Avenue of History is a museum in Russell, KS. It features exhibits on Early Farming, Transportation, and Education.View Details
No photo on fileMuseumGernon HouseRussell, KSGernon House in Russell, Kansas, is the oldest stone house remaining in the city. Its earliest portions were built in 1872 by Nicholas Gernon, an original town settler. The Russell County Historical Society fully restored the house to the 1890s, featuring period items used by local families during the late 1800s. Visitors can see restored upstairs bedrooms, and a docent can highlight significant artifacts.View Details
No photo on fileMuseumHeym-Oliver HouseRussell, KSThe Heym-Oliver House is an 1879 limestone home that was preserved and restored by Mary Lynn Beech Oliver, daughter of renowned Wichita aviation leaders. The house was subsequently donated to the Russell County Historical Society. The historic home offers visitors a glimpse into Kansas heritage and the region's architectural history.View Details