Keystone Gallery

Keystone Gallery combines many different venues under one roof. The museum section contains an extensive, scientific collection of local Kansas fossils including a 20-foot Mosasaur and 14-foot Xiphactinus. Many other fish, turtle and bird fossil specimens are also on display.
A colorful mural depicting the ancient Niobrara seaway accompanies our fossil display and was painted by local artist (and co-owner) Charles Bonner. His other paintings adorn the walls of the gallery.
Our gift shop not only has Monument Rocks souvenirs, but U.S. and international fossils, minerals and other items not usually found in this region—it’s a collector’s delight.
The gallery is surrounded by a herd of 400 buffalo that are sometimes nearby or can be spotted in the distance, within our panoramic view of the Smoky Hill River valley.
Visit our website at www.keystonegallery.com for more complete information. Our Web site describes sites within a 10-mile radius of the gallery. Additional links help viewers find information about our surrounding communities.
All tourist questions are welcome. The staff frequently can give pointers about all types of activities including hiking, biking and other indoor and outdoor activities and provide maps to the surrounding area.

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