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Moundridge, Kansas

Moundridge, Kansas

Moundridge, Kansas, is a charming small town with a rich history. Nestled in McPherson County, it was founded in the late 19th century by Russian Mennonite immigrants seeking a new home in the United States. These settlers brought their unique culture, contributing to the town's character.

Moundridge is known for its friendly community and picturesque landscapes. The town has a quaint downtown area with local shops and cafes, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Residents take pride in their heritage, and you can still find traces of Mennonite influence in the town's architecture and traditions.

Attributing to its small size of nearly 2,000 residents, Moundridge has a strong sense of community, hosting events and festivals that bring people together. The town's history is woven into its streets, telling a story of resilience and cultural diversity. It's a place where everyone knows your name, making Moundridge a true gem in the heart of Kansas.

Attractions and Upcoming Events

Moundridge Museum Complex

The Moundridge Museum Complex in Moundridge, Kansas, is a historical museum that showcases the rich history of the Moundridge community and the surrounding area. There are seven individual buildings, each with their own unique display of memorabilia, artifacts, and history. The Cole House Museum

Moundridge, KS Museums

Cole House Museum

The Cole House was the first house located in what is now the city of Moundridge, Kansas. It began in 1875 as a two-room two story house with a lean-to kitchen. Through additions over the years, it grew to 14-rooms. The house was owned by the Cole family for over 110

Moundridge, KS Historic Homes

Moundridge Depot Museum

The Depot Museum was built as an actual railroad depot in the 1880's when the railroad came through the area. In 1986 the building was purchased and moved a few feet off the railroad right-of-way.

Moundridge, KS Railroad History

Things to do near Moundridge, KS