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Peabody, Kansas

Lakeside Country Club in Peabody offers plenty of golf for very little money. For $3.00 you can play nine holes. If you're a marathon golfer, chip in an extra $2.00 and play as long as there's light. But Tuesday nights are reserved for women and Wednesday nights for men.

Sand greens provide a unique challenge for those who play the course in Peabody. For golfers used to grass greens, the sand greens increase the challenge. Not only does the surface change putting strategy, the size of the sand greens also alters drives. The greens are roughly half the size of most grass greens, so it's tougher to get on the green. Along with the challenge of sand greens, the course also has two ponds that affect play on four of the holes. The combination of water and sand make this a tough course.

Attractions and Upcoming Events

Peabody Museum Historical Complex

The 1874 frame building given by railroad executive, F.H. Peabody, to express his appreciation for the town being named for him was the first free library in the State of Kansas, and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. He gave 2,000

Peabody, KS Museums

Peabody City Park

Peabody's beautiful City Park has provided a meeting place for generations of community members. The idea of a park was perhaps established in 1876 when the tradition of having a county wide 4

Peabody, KS Landmarks

Carnegie Library

Steel magnate Andrew Carnegie gave millions of dollars to establish libraries across America in the early 1900s. The women's study clubs of Peabody were determined to bring a Carnegie Library to Marion County - they were joined by civic leaders and county commissioners and obtained $10,000.00

Peabody, KS Carnegie Libraries

Peabody Driving Tour

The Peabody Driving Tour takes you beyond historic main street to view 27 beautiful works of architecture in churches and homes of the founding families dating from 1877, and then onto City Park, site of the 1885

Peabody, KS Tours

Morgan House

The Morgan House is a two story Queen Anne Cottage built by W.H. Morgan, first editor of the Peabody Gazette, for his family in 1881

Peabody, KS Museums

Things to do near Peabody, KS

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Golf, Swimming, Tennis

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