Kansas School House
5.0 (7)attraction
5.0 (7)Step into an authentic 1879 one-room schoolhouse where a teacher-historian brings 19th-century lessons to life.
Description
Originally built in Mitchell County, Kansas, the schoolhouse served generations of children until closing in the 1940s. Walter Knott relocated it to Ghost Town in 1952. Inside, visitors can take a seat while a teacher-historian shows what school life was like for both students and teachers.
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