Roniger Memorial Museum

315 Broadway Cottonwood Falls , KS 66845

Contact the County Clerk’s Office at 620-273-6423

Biography

Hours: 1pm to 5pm Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday

Admission: Free (Donations appreciated)

Roniger Memorial Museum, located on the south side of the Courthouse Square, houses the Roniger and Lenke collection of Indian artifacts, as well as other Chase County historical items. Visitors will find this interesting museum very important for the study of American Indian culture.

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