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- Brown Mansion |
 
Built in 1906, the 3-story, 16 room mansion is located on a 20-acre estate. Acquired in 1973 from the daughter of the original owner and builder, it is furnished with the original furniture, carpets, china and silver. The Kansas Visitor Information center is located here.
Walk through the alley where the Daltons rode and met their death. See the old City Jail where the Daltons were "laid out" after the raid.
Located in the Perkins Building, the Condon Bank was one of the two banks robbed during the Dalton Raid. Today this building has been restored and is listed as a National Historical Landmark.
See the many murals located throughout the town which depict the early history of Coffeyville.
Visit the center for the arts and the Terminal Art Gallery, both downtown, to view a variety of entertaining and interesting art displays.
Coffeyville has several buildings listed on the National Register of Historic Buildings, including the Brown Mansion, Perking Buildings, site of the infamous DaltonRaid; Terminal Building, which now houses an art gallery, restaurant and offices; and Midland Theater, built in 1928, where you can still go to see a first-run movie. |
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Center for the Arts Exhibit: Jack Isaacs, Collection of paintings (22-24) Interstate Classic Basketball Tournament- Field Kindley High School Center for the Arts Exhibit: Howard Svaty, paintings (2) Dino in concert (316) 251-0088 (6-9) Five for Us- Coffeyville Community College Theatre Dept. (316) 251-7700 (12) Chocolate Fantasy, Center for the Arts (316) 251-0088 (27) Soroptimist- Mystery Theatre Center for the Arts Exhibit: SEK Art Exhibit (3) Karen Gomyo, violinist- Center For the Arts (316) 251-0088 (6) Literature Conference (Great Plains Folklore & Storytelling) (7) Mystery Theater- Sponsored by Soroptimist (12-14) Side By Side- Community Theatre (13) Leadership Coffeyville Session (14-15) KGGF/KUSN Home Show, CCC Nellis Hall (21) Art & Crafts Festival- CCC Nellis Hall Center for the Arts Exhibit: Richard & Katherine Mehringer, mixed media (2-5) Diviners- Coffeyville Community College Theatre Dept. (316) 251-7700 (7) Jan-Erik Gustafsson, cellist- Center for the Arts (316) 251-0088 (10) Leadership Coffeyville Session (18) CCC Endowed Scholarship Auction (316) 251-7700 (20) Mr. Jack Daniels Original Silver Cornet Band- Center for the Arts (316) 251-0088 (23-25) New Beginning Festival (316) 251-1194 (23-26) 8th District Good Sams Center for the Arts Exhibit: Monte Toon Paintings (1-3) Death Trap- Community Theatre (7) Leadership Coffeyville Session (8) Leadership Coffeyville Graduation (16) CCC Graduation (316) 251-7700 (17) FKHS Graduation (25-27) Foretravel Motorcade Club Center for the Arts Exhibit: Joyce Foget & Diane Bodholt (2-7) Kansas Comet Club (6) City-Wide Garage Sale (6-7) Southeast Kansas Goat Association Show Center for the Arts Exhibit: ACAAK Traveling Postcard Exhibit 96-97 (31-2) Old Time Fiddlers and Pickers, Walter Johnson Park (316) 251-1194 Center for the Arts Exhibit: None (8-16) Inter-State Fair & Rodeo Center for the Arts Exhibit: The Good Earth: Exhibits USA- Chinese Mixed (24-27) Kansas Old Time Fiddler, Pickers & Singers (2-3) Dalton Defender Days- Dalton Raid Re-enactment (316) 251-1194 (9-10) CCC Homecoming Center for the Arts Exhibit: Artistry of the Homongs: exhibits USA Fabrics (4-8) Into the Woods- CCC Theatre Dept. 251-7700 (7) Intertribal Pow Wow- Field Kindley High School (3-4) Student Directed One-Acts- CCC Theatre Dept. (4-6) Kansas Jayhawk Basketball Shootout- CCC (316) 251-7700 (5) Christmas Parade |
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See mementos of the Dalton Raid and early day history of Coffeyville. Also included in the museum are Walter "Big Train" Johnson and Wendelll Wilkie displays. Open daily.
The graves of four of the five Dalton gang are located here. Also the graves of Charles Brown and George Cubine, two of the four defenders killed in the raid, are located here.
