Hays-Ellis County Historical Society Musuem
Over 25,000 artifacts on display that tell the history of the "Wild Frontier" and Ellis County. From buffalo to boxcars, outlaws to oil strikes, farming to flying, and Victorian gentility to Volga-German tenacity, learn about Ellis County’s wild and varied history, including the time Hickok, Cody, and Custer spent in Hays. Visit the 1879 stone church, original Harness Shop, one-room school and replica Volga German Haus for a more complete picture of early Ellis County. Part of the history includes events involving Cody, Hickok, Custer, immigrants, the Dust Bowl and the W W II Army Air Base near the small town of Walker. Hours: Tue-Fri 10 am 5 pm. Open Sat 1-5 in Summer. Admission fees.
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Haunted Boot Hill
October 31, 2013
Venue: Hays-Ellis County Historical Society Musuem
Address: 18th & Fort Hays City Boot Hill Site, Hays, KS 67601
Type: Events
The first cemetery for Hays City in 1867 was located on a hill just north of the town about half a mile. Because many of the first people ...More
Wild Bill Hickok in Hays City
July 4 - 5, 2013
Venue: Hays-Ellis County Historical Society Musuem
Address: Ellis County Historical Society Museum 100 West 7th Street, Hays, KS 67601
Time: 4-6 pm
Type: Events
Phone: 785.628.0386
James Butler 'Wild Bill' Hickok impersonator, Dave Wood from Fort Morgan, Colorado, will once again be in the saloon at the Ellis County Hi...More
