City of Lindsborg, McPherson County, Kansas

Christmas Artists Studio Open House, Dec. 1: Event brochures available at Red Barn Studio. Artists' studios open: Lee Becker, Mary Erickson, Maleta Forsberg, Sally Johnson, Elizabeth Liljegren, Norman Malm, Shirley Malm, Jim and Kathy Richardson, Carla and Steve Scott, Sunny Shultz and Julie Unruh. The Red Barn Studio, 212 S. Main St., will host artists Janet Dove, Lan Nelson, Janie Tubbs and Carla Wilson; 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Dec. 1, Lindsborg

Artists In Kansas Kansas Art Centers, Kansas Art Galleries, KS Art Museums
Brick Street Gallery, Lindsborg
Lindsborg Artist Studios Open House Red Barn Studio, 212 S. Main, starting point; spend the day visiting Lindsborg artists in their studios and galleries, Lindsborg
Courtyard Gallery, Lindsborg
Beats In Kansas; Beat Generation in the Hearland; with Bruce Connor, Michael McClure
William Burroughs Photo Gallery (1914 - August 2, 1997) Beats In Kansas 2004
Cooking In Kansas Cookbooks, recipes, pioneer, cowboy cooking
Evolution In Kansas Intelligent Design, Creationism, Evolution Theory
Red Barn Studio, Lindsborg
The Birger Sandzén Memorial Gallery, Lindsborg, Kansas
James Turner Photography, Lindsborg

McPherson County Old Mill Museum, Lindsborg; Old Mill Museum is home to several historic properties including an 1898 Flour Mill (fully restored) and the 1904 World's Fair Swedish Pavilion both of which are on the National and State Historic Register. Other historic structures include a 1903 One-Room Schoolhouse, Union-Pacific Railroad Depot, Sweadal (the first McPherson County Courthouse), 1870s log cabin. The museum functions as the county museum, owned and operated as a full county department and has for over 40 years. The museum holds over 10,000 artifacts and over 1,000 donors from McPherson County and the surrounding Central Kansas area. The museum also holds a vast genealogy library with original McPherson County records. The museum grounds also features a campground.
National Register of Historic Places - McPherson County
State and National
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Fred's Flower Finder Southwest (SW) Kansas Wildflowers, by Fred Meyer Jr. Ford County Historical Society
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Native Kansas Prairie Wildflowers and Tallgrass Kansas Heritage

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