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This is a pretty good town museum. Not enough pony express info, but I suppose that is to be expected given they were only in business for 18 or 19 months, which I found surprising. The staff was very welcoming and informative.
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This is a pretty good town museum. Not enough pony express info, but I suppose that is to be expected given they were only in business for 18 or 19 months, which I found surprising. The staff was very welcoming and informative.
Great little museum! The lady working was so kind and helpful. I liked the various exhibits about the Pony Express and the history of the town of Marysville. The full sized carriages, coaches, and cars were very impressive. You can't really get a good sense of scale looking at pictures in book, but being next to a large wagon wheel really puts it all in perspective how entire families would pack up their lives to go west. They also have 7 different stamps, so if you enjoy collecting National Park Passport stamps, this is a must-visit location. They also had dubious taxidermy. The bobcat alone is worth the price of admission.
The barn was undergoing maintenance, but the museum was great with helpful staff. Many displays, with descriptive displays. A Short video worth watching.
Growing up outside of a town in Northeast Kansas that is on highway 36 (Hiawatha), I've been aware of the Pony Express all my life. Here certainly, though, was a huge amount of information I did not know. This former Pony Express Barn has been turned into a really good museum. The guide we had, actually ended up being two gentlemen at different points, were both very informative, friendly, and helpful. It certainly sparked a lot of imagination and curiosity among our group to learn more. The barn area is still very authentic but unfortunately no horses have been in it for a long time so no horsey smell, which I happen to love. ☺️