Strawberry Hill Museum & Cultural Center

7 reviews

+1 (913) 371-3264

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Strawberry Hill Museum and Cultural Center

720 N 4th St

Kansas City, KS 66101

+1 (913) 371-3264

http://www.strawberryhillmuseum.org

Strawberry Hill Museum & Cultural Center is a historical site that showcases the rich cultural heritage of the Kansas City area.

Visitors can explore exhibits, artifacts, and events that highlight the diverse traditions and stories of the local community.

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3.57 reviews

Susan M.

12/18/2021

I highly recommend that you go online and make reservations to tour this beautifully decorated home and museum during the holidays. It's stunning! The tour is $10, takes about an hour, and if you...

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George G.

1/8/2023

Went for the Holiday tour. The thing that bothered us was when we were outside the front door ready to go in a gentleman asked what our last name was. I stated and he said Oh and turned around....

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Erika D.

2/19/2011

Visiting a former orphanage with your children is a sobering experience. As the tour guide talked about motherless babies, I instinctively held mine a little closer. Our trip to the Strawberry...

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David A.

1/4/2012

Are you of European ancestry? Did you or your family grow up in Strawberry Hill in KCK before the highways came in and knocked the hill down? Looking for Pope memorabilia? Diehard Catholic? You've...

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Susan N.

1/30/2012

Strawberry Hill Museum was always on my list of places to go. It especially intrigued me since I'm from an Eastern European background, have lived there and have several friends from the former...

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Strawberry Hill Ethnic Museum

Strawberry Hill Museum & Cultural Center, located in Kansas City, Kansas, is a historic Victorian Queen Anne Style mansion that celebrates the diverse ethnic heritage of the local community. Originally built in 1887 as a private residence, the mansion later served as an orphanage before being transformed into a museum dedicated to preserving and promoting the Slavic heritage prevalent in the area. Visitors to the museum can explore exhibits highlighting the cultures of Croatia, Denmark, Lithuania, Netherlands, Poland, Russia, Slovakia, Slovenia, and Ukraine. The museum also hosts various events and functions throughout the year, offering opportunities to learn about traditional ethnic foods, participate in activities like the annual 5K Run, Walk, Crawl, and engage in cultural exchange and support for the museum's mission.Generated from the website