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Claycomb School Relocation & Restoration

The Greenwood County Historical Society and Museum is embarking on a new project. We are asking for the support of the community and the museum patrons to help us reach our goal of moving Claycomb School into our museum property and restoring it. Please see…

6th Graders Visit Historical Society Museum

The Greenwood County Cattlewomen, with support from the Greenwood Historical Society and Mr. Mike Pitko, organized a local history lesson for 6th grade students. During the lesson, students learned about the pivotal role that the cattle and oil industries played in shaping the community's development.…

Hamilton Students Conduct Research for Book

September 17 was a busy day at the Greenwood County Historical Society museum as 9 3rd & 4th grade students arrived right at opening time to do research on their class project. – a book about Hamilton, Kansas. With the guidance of their teacher, Rochelle…

Constitution Week Display

In observance of Constitution Week, Greenwood County Historical Society secretary Sheryl Moody, and community members Loria Howard and Kim Ring, have created a display showcasing the history of the Constitution of the United States. This display will be up for viewing from September 17 –…

New Display: Communities

New display series showcasing communities in Greenwood County The Greenwood County Historical Society has begun a new display series showcasing communities in Greenwood County beginning with the community of Climax.  Items in the display include a letter jacket, a basketball uniform, photos and information about…

Volunteer of the Quarter: Linda Sobieski

The Greenwood County Historical Society recipient of Volunteer of the Quarter is Linda Sobieski of Emporia, Kansas. Linda is a lifelong friend of board member Gib Rhodes. Her involvement with the Historical Society began approximately 15 years ago when she came to the museum…